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Site-to-site VPN to AWS
Is there a way to create a site-to-site VPN from a Meraki MX100/250 to AWS without purchasing a vMX? I've seen a few articles about configuring the MX SD-WAN site-to-site with third party routers such as SonicWall and Azure. Thanks in advance.
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Yes, look at this:
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alemabrahao,
Thank you so very much for your quick response. I really appreciate it. Such wonderful help! Please enjoy your weekend!
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Bear in mind that the non-Meraki VPN tunnels (i.e. Meraki at one end only), created this way are straightforward secure, point-to-point connections; you don't get the same resilience and traffic engineering capabilities (SD-WAN, basically) that you get through deploying VMX in AWS and using AutoVPN (MX at both ends).
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Go with VMx, It make your network simpler and no- dependent, for any site location if you have- to DC.
Its look like SD WAN connectivity after the deployment of the VMx on AWS. (either same or different vpc).
