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Intrusion detection and prevention
does VPN to VPN traffice pass though the Intrusion detection and prevention threat proteection or does it bypass this?
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IPS is done on the MX where the traffic enters the AutoVPN system; not on the Hub if you have Spoke -> Hub -> Spoke traffic.
But if I remember right, IDS would still be done on the Hub.
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That is correct, security inspection such as Content Filtering and Threat Protection is done locally on the MX. The hub/concentrator MX will not inspect traffic from the remote VPN subnets.
You can find this information referenced here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Content_Filtering_and_Th...
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Sorry for the late reply ... But there is a discrepancy between your answer and Karsten's answer. My understanding is, that Threat Protection includes IPS/IDS and AMP. Karsten mentions, IDS is done on the hub/concentrator. Your answer says, there is no inspection with Content Filtering and Threat Protection on the hub/concentrator. Please, clarify: Is IDS/IDS done on the concentrator for the remote subnets?
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There doesn't have to be a discrepancy. IPS is always done on the ingress MX. The second sentence was about pure IDS. I remember seeing alerts from the hub device when there was no IPS on the Spoke, but I could have remembered this wrong. Most importantly, for real protection, the Hub is not used and the function has to be implemented on the spoke.
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Thank you, Karsten. IDS and IPS have different behaviors. Very new finding for me ...
