forward traffic from site 1 to site 2 over non-meraki s2s VPN (initiated from interent)

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Jeremy_h
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forward traffic from site 1 to site 2 over non-meraki s2s VPN (initiated from interent)

Hi, i have a conundrum, I have a client who is currently setup in a home office with an SD-WAN to his fixed office, in this setup, an external provider connects to the fixed office service and the meraki can route/portfoward traffic to the remote site however he wants to bring his business over to our company and we are not willing to add his home office network in to our organisation which from my view means his connection option is limited to a non-meraki s2s VPN setup. 

I need to know (if its possible) how to connect:

"3rd party external initiated connection - site 1 office internet - port forward traffic over s2s to site 2 - connected to application server"

Is this possible with the meraki? i'm a total networking newbie and am investigating external support for this but just need to know if it is possible with the meraki devices to provide a solution like this as it dosn't seem so. 

Hopefully that makes enough sense?

Thanks in advance. 

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PhilipDAth
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PhilipDAth
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You can not forward traffic that has come in over AutoVPN from an SDWAN branch back out a Non-Meraki site to site VPN.

 

You would need to build a non-Meraki VPN directly to the users home.

Jeremy_h
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Hi PhilipDAth, thanks yes we are not going to continue with the AutoVPN, so it will be Non-Meraki S2S VPN but i cant see how we can forward traffic that has come in over the internet interface of site 1 to the lan of site 2 via the Non-Meraki S2S VPN, would that be possible? 

PhilipDAth
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No.

PhilipDAth
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It would be easier to get the customer to buy a little Meraki Z3 to go at your office and hang it off an interface on your existing firewall (in VPN concentrator mode).

https://meraki.cisco.com/product/security-sd-wan/teleworker/z3/

 

You can then create whatever firewall rules you like to allow them to access whatever.  You would add static routes on your firewall via the Z3 for their remote subnets.

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/VPN_Concentrator_Deployment_Guide 

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