Apr 6 2019
3:31 AM
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Apr 6 2019
3:31 AM
Subnets without VLAN!
Hello,
Is there anyway to define subnets in MX without VLANs?
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Apr 6 2019
6:20 AM
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Apr 6 2019
6:20 AM
no sir.
Apr 6 2019
7:10 AM
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Apr 6 2019
7:10 AM
if i create subnets in Security Appliance with different VLAN and placed unmanaged switches in front of every subnet will this work for me?
Apr 6 2019
7:45 AM
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Apr 6 2019
7:45 AM
ut sugatis et vide
Robin St.Clair | Principal, Caithness Analytics | @uberseehandel
Apr 6 2019
8:18 AM
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Apr 6 2019
8:18 AM
@khurram wrote:if i create subnets in Security Appliance with different VLAN and placed unmanaged switches in front of every subnet will this work for me?
Yes. You just need to set the MX's ports to "Access" mode and specify the VLAN (so subnet) you want for that port. Outside of the MX nothing needs to know about the VLAN ids you chose.
Apr 6 2019
11:28 AM
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Apr 6 2019
11:28 AM
You can add a static route via another layer 3 device.
Apr 8 2019
3:35 AM
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Apr 8 2019
3:35 AM
As people have said - you must use VLAN's
There is no equivalent of port mirroring or subnet shields in Meraki world.
But for you usage, you can put switches on each port and you'll be fine 🙂
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