MX 84  Site-to-site outbound firewall rules is Difficult to make Multiple Source IP(subnets)

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MX 84  Site-to-site outbound firewall rules is Difficult to make Multiple Source IP(subnets)

MX 84 Outbound Firewall Difficult to make Multiple Source IP.( Multiple Subnets)

Need help to find any solution to make it easier? Meraki does not Allow you to make Site-to-site outbound firewall rules with 2 or more IP sources. Capture4_LI.jpgCapture4.JPGCapture4.JPG

kav noroozi
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General-Zod
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I'm assuming you have tried to do this and it failed?

However I'm able to do this with no problems, see screenshot.

 

meraki-mx1.JPG

 

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General-Zod
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Greetings,

 

You can specify multiple source IP's in the outbound VPN firewall policies. Looks like you're not entering the IP address correctly (from your screenshot). Each IP must be separated by a comma. See below:

 

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Kave
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Thank you General-Zod,
But I think my question was wrong, i need to make a bunch of the subnet in source IP.
somthing like 192.168.3.0/24,192.168.1.0/24,192.168.4.0/24.................
kav noroozi
General-Zod
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I'm assuming you have tried to do this and it failed?

However I'm able to do this with no problems, see screenshot.

 

meraki-mx1.JPG

 

Kave
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Thank you General-zod, before That I did not use space after the comma.
kav noroozi
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