Route VLAN 10 to different Network to use a Non meraki VPN peer

[FredT]

I am needing to route VLAN 10 from Network A to Network B, and be able to use a the non-meraki vpn peer I have setup on network B. I know how to setup the source based default route but that doesn't seem to allow the traffic to hit the actual non meraki vpn peer.  The reason for this is I have Starlink as a provide at Network A but they do not have static IPs and for us to use our medical application we have to have a static ip for their tunnel, without using DDNS I was hoping I can set this up like I described above. Is it possible to do this?

[Mloraditch]

This is not possible. The only way to send traffic over a third party vpn that is at another site is to have that third party vpn originate in another piece of equipment and then the route for it injected into Meraki Auto VPN via a static route. You can use another Meraki in a different org or any other firewall to do this.

[DarrenOC]

Agree with @Mloraditch. to achieve this we’ve used an ASA sat to the side of the Meraki to route specific traffic over a vpn.

[FredT]

Thank you both for your comment. I was afraid it would not work this way.