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Site-to-Site based on FQDN
Hello All,
I have several Organizations that have MX appliances and I would like to create a site-to-site VPN between them. Most of the remote branches have dynamic IP and the problem is that I can't find a way at the settings for "FQDN" connectivity nor dynamic tunnel creation if the shared secret from the remote end is correct" - like in the ASAs.
Is there an optimal solution for that?
Thank you,
Matt
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Organization or networks ?
Networks will work by Auto-VPN.
If you really want to have an IPSec Tunnel between different organizations, I don´t think this will work, without static IPs, as you will have to use "Third Party" VPN Settings.
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Organization or networks ?
Networks will work by Auto-VPN.
If you really want to have an IPSec Tunnel between different organizations, I don´t think this will work, without static IPs, as you will have to use "Third Party" VPN Settings.
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Organizations. That's what I was afraid about, thank you. I hope there will be a solution for that in the future.
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As far as my experience you can create a VPN to MX devices across different organizations and use a Dynamic IP, you will just have to update it when the VPN goes down, which you could setup alerts on and even update via a script.
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would mean you have to do it daily... seems to be very anoying 😉
scripting could be a chance though, you´ll need to get the Public IP with this
HTTP REQUEST
GET /organizations/[organizationId]/deviceStatuses
PARAMETERS
None
SAMPLE REQUEST
curl -L -H 'X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key: <key>' -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/[organizationId]/deviceStatuses'
SAMPLE RESPONSE
Successful HTTP Status: 200 [ { "name":"My AP", "serial":"Q2XX-XXXX-XXXX", "mac":"00:11:22:33:44:55:66", "status":"online", "lanIp:"1.2.3.4", "publicIp":"4.3.2.1", "networkId":"N_1234"
And would need to set the VPN Parameters as well...
If you are able to script things like this... or If its even possible... (?) Not aware of scripting
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In my experience with Dynamic Public IP from the ISP they don't change all the often. Usually only on a reboot and even then not always does the IP change. Is your provider changing the IP regularly? Is static not an option?
