Non-Meraki VPN + NAT + AutoVPN

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GuiCarvalho
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Non-Meraki VPN + NAT + AutoVPN

Hello Team,

 

I know that Non-Meraki VPN doesn't communicate whit AutoVPN. The most popular solution is add a new MX, in another Organization todo a bridge between Non-Meraki VPN and AutoVPN.

 

But, I would like to know if there is an alternative where we don't need another MX.

 

If I create a NAT in the HUB, to translate the remote address and create a route for the NATed IPs in the spokes, with the hub as next hop, it can be work?

 

Thanks,

Guilherme Carvalho

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PhilipDAth
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>So, there is no way to spokes (AutoVPN) communicates with a non-Meraki VPN through the Hub?

 

Correct.  This is not possible.  You need to add something like another MX.  It doesn't need to be in another org, just another network.

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ww
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Nat is for the wan interface not for 3rd party vpn subnets. 

 

you cant create a specific route at a spoke to a hub, only a default route

GuiCarvalho
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ww,

Thanks for your reply.

So, there is no way to spokes (AutoVPN) communicates with a non-Meraki VPN through the Hub?

PhilipDAth
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>So, there is no way to spokes (AutoVPN) communicates with a non-Meraki VPN through the Hub?

 

Correct.  This is not possible.  You need to add something like another MX.  It doesn't need to be in another org, just another network.

Bruce
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@GuiCarvalho, it’s exactly like everyone has said, your spokes can’t communicate with a non-Meraki VPN peer to the hub. So, assuming there aren’t too many spokes, why not consider having the spokes build their own VPN to the non-Meraki VPN peer? It may take a little work on the non-Meraki peer, but the Meraki end is straight-forward (since one non-Meraki VPN configuration applies to all networks in the organisation unless you restrict it with tags). Obviously this doesn’t work for all situations, but worth considering.

GuiCarvalho
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Thank you everyone for the help.

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