Non-Meraki VPN peers -- Local IP-Subnet

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Non-Meraki VPN peers -- Local IP-Subnet

Hi all,

 

I`m trying to find out where the local IP-Subnet (interesting traffic) can be configured for the Non-Meraki VPN tunnel?

 

In the local settings you can set whether the respective subnet should participate in the vpn, as I know these settings are also relevant for auto-vpn - if these settings also apply to the non-Meraki VPN peerings - how can a distinction be made here?

 

 

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>setup a Non-Meraki VPN-Peering for IP-Subnets which are learned from Spokes via Auto-VPN

 

You can't do this.  You have to build the non-Meraki VPN from each Spoke to the remote party.

 

There is one other option but it requires an additional MX.

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PhilipDAth
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> if these settings also apply to the non-Meraki VPN peerings - how can a distinction be made here?

 

The same settings are used and no distinction can be made.

Hi @PhilipDAth 

 

thanks again for your reply 🙂

May I have your assessment of how you`d setup a Non-Meraki VPN-Peering for IP-Subnets which are learned from Spokes via Auto-VPN and are`nt connected directly/locally on the Hub-MX?

>setup a Non-Meraki VPN-Peering for IP-Subnets which are learned from Spokes via Auto-VPN

 

You can't do this.  You have to build the non-Meraki VPN from each Spoke to the remote party.

 

There is one other option but it requires an additional MX.

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