Redundant VPN Connection

[dwoodcuwcd]

I have 7 Meraki's and 1 Non-Meraki devices that have VPN connections to each other. The non-Meraki device is a Cisco FTD. I have recently lost my fiber connection several times at the Cisco FTD, but I have redundant internet connections with a different IP. Is there a way to setup a secondary or redundant VPN connection on a Meraki device? Such that if my main VPN connection to the Cisco FTD goes down, it creates a new VPN connection using my secondary internet connection.

Thank you.

[GIdenJoe]

Your Meraki will do that automatically.
If your primary selected WAN is down it will try to form a VPN over the other one.
However in that case  you must have a configuration on the FTD side that can enable the VPN that way.  I don't really know if that is an easy task though.

I believe in old ASA code you could just use another tunnel-group and have your crypto map statements changed.  However this needs to be manually entered or somehow scripted to change your config when it happens.

[mavked]

If the MX does use automatically WAN2 when WAN1 goes down and you are connected to either a Cisco ASA or FTD. You can simply configure the tunnel on the ASA/FTD twice.

If WAN2 does not answer to the ASA/FTD as long as WAN1 is working only one tunnel is UP at a time.

You can setup a second tunnel is ASA/FTD as long as the destination public ip of the tunnel is diffrent. The SA of the tunnel can be the same.

[dwoodcuwcd]

Thank you.   I realized maybe I'm asking the wrong question.   Thank you for the answers.  

What i meant to ask:

If my "non-meraki peer" losing connection, can it bring up a VPN on a different ip to that same non-meraki-peer automatically.   And I believe that is not going to be possible.  I'm looking into getting a dns switcher so that it points to the other address in the event that the non-meraki-peer's primary wan goes out, it can just point the secondary wan via dns.   

Anyways.  Thank you for the responses.