Multiple Subnets!

[khurram]

Hello,

Can we assign secondary subnets on an interface like we do in cisco? Is it possible in Mx?

[Nash]

You can create multiple subnets on an MX, then permit the associated vlans on a trunked switchport. Add L3 firewall rules if you need to segregate subnets.

[khurram]

how?

[cwf]

Go to Security>>Addressing and VLANs>> select use vlans check box then add your subnets.
below that is the per port vlan settings for the MX and for switches, assign subnets to individual ports

[Roger_Beurskens]

I think the TS means, multiple subnets in the same vlan.

[khurram]

yes you are wright. Like we do in cisco router e.g. 

interface 0/1

ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0

ip address 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0 secondary

[antonis_sp]

Secondary IPs are not available on Meraki.

(and would not be recommended anyway)

[NolanHerring]

Correct, it is not something that can be done with Meraki but more importantly its not something you really want to do.

I've had to do it in the past when I was a scrub because my hands were tied and the design wasn't implemented correctly, but otherwise I would advice against.

[khurram]

I am in the same situation.

[CptnCrnch]

Well...thinking about better solutions would be advisable then. 😇