how to route traffic over non meraki peering links?

[DevilWAH]

Hi

I have a MX68 device that has a non meraki peering to a physialc network (MX-A)

Secondly I have a secone MX68 (MX-B) that has a meraki peering to MX-A. 

So all networks 10.0.0.0/8  are on the other side of the non meraki peering. 

I would like MX-B to send traffic destined to 10.0.0.0/8 to MX-A, but I cant remember how to do this, by defualt MX-A does not advertise the toure it has to 10.0.0.0/8 to other meraki peers and I cant set a static route that has a peer as the next hop. 

I did set the hub to be "default" route but this still does not work. Any ideas.

[GIdenJoe]

You cannot route between AutoVPN and IPsec VPN.

So traffic coming from an IPsec peer cannot be tunneled back over an AutoVPN and vice versa.

If you want MX-B to reach the non-meraki peer you have two options:

1) You also peer directly between MX-B and the physical network.
2) You have another way to route from MX-A to the physical network like a LAN route.  Then you can use point your routing table to the next hop in a static route and make that static route available through the AutoVPN.

[Tadpole86]

Peering directly from MX-B is likely your best option.

What you are trying to do will not work for the already mentioned reason