IP VPN as WAN uplink connection for Meraki MX

AYEN
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IP VPN as WAN uplink connection for Meraki MX

Hi,

 

     I have a question regarding MX WAN uplink. Is it possible to use IP VPN or MPLS as WAN link for Meraki MX as Primary WAN or Failover. Because we have new project which is IP VPN and MPLS have seen to be position. Thank you in advance.

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alemabrahao
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Yes it is.

 Check the link below.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MPLS_Failover_to_Meraki_Auto_VPN

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Hi Sir Alemabrahao,

 

       Thank you for your help, but I already saw that datasheet but in this documents the MPLS was in LAN side. What if I put MPLS in WAN uplink as failover if WAN 1 uplink for internet fail the WAN 2 with MPLS line take over? how about my internet connection? Is it same process with IP VPN? 

 

Thank you in advance

alemabrahao
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Take a look at this.

 

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Configuring_Site-to-site_VPN_over_MPLS

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Leosambrana
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Meraki Employee

hi Ayen,

 

yes, it´s possible to connect an MPLS link (or any other) to the WAN uplink of the MX. You can use that as primary, secondary, load balance, etc. I have multiple customers using it like this.

The only requirement is that the MPLS link has internet connectivity. The MX WAN interface needs to connect to the Meraki cloud. 

Hi Leosambrana,

 

    Thank you for your response, You mean the MPLS link itself need internet connection aside from having private network?

alemabrahao
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Yes, it needs internet to work.

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