Secondary IP assignments

[MrCuriosity]

I wanted to know if the Meraki firewall can support secondary IP addresses on a single interface. I wanted to redo the current LAN IP address scheme from 192.168.x.x scheme to 10.x.x.x space. I have about 80 devices the current 192.168.69.x network. I know in the past I have done this using Cisco routers and other vendor technologies. Does the Meraki have this capability? As an example; if my current LAN is configured with an 192.168.69.1/24 and the devices on that network are using 192.168.69.2-254 assigned addresses, I would like to change the current IP scheme from a 192.168.69.0/24 to 10.69.69.0/24. This would mean my secondary address would be 10.69.69.1/254. Changing the usable host addresses to be 10.69.69.2-254. I understand the firewall policies would change, I am just curious if the Meraki MX 250 has this capability. 

Thank you in advance,

Mr. Curiosity 

[CptnCrnch · Accepted solution]

In a nutshell: no. 😕

The only thing you could do would be setting up a new VLAN with that network and have the MX route all traffic between these two in the meantime. Could break things like mDNS though.

[MrCuriosity]

CptnCrnch,

Thank you for your response. When I was looking at the GUI, I didn't believe it would, but you don't know if you don't ask,

Thank you again,

Mr. C

[joopv]

Is there any chance that support for a secondary IP range will be implemented in the next few months?

[CptnCrnch]

I wouldn't hold my breath for that (please note that this is just my personal opinion)