Hello Meraki community,
I have a few design questions regarding Cisco Meraki MX.
VLAN Source NAT
My ISP provides multiple public IPs from the same subnet on a leased line. I have several VLANs and would like specific VLANs to use different public IPs for outbound traffic instead of always using the primary WAN IP.
Example:
VLAN10 → Public IP A
VLAN20 → Public IP B
Is it possible to control outbound source NAT per VLAN? If not, is there any recommended workaround (for example using )?
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Client using a specific public IP
If I have multiple public IPs on the same WAN, is it possible to force a specific client or internal IP to go out to the internet using a specific public IP (not the primary WAN IP)?
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WAN / SD-WAN design
Currently I have:
WAN1 → Primary ISP
WAN2 → Secondary ISP
I am considering adding another connection to the same ISP router as WAN1 but using a different public IP from the same subnet.
Example:
WAN1 → ISP Router → Public IP A
WAN2 → Different ISP
WAN3 → Same ISP Router → Public IP B
In this scenario, can WAN3 be used in SD-WAN Flow Preferences as a backup path, or will the MX treat WAN1 and WAN3 as the same uplink since they are connected to the same router/subnet?
Thank you.