New Proposal Network Diagram" implement

amit21
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New Proposal Network Diagram" implement

"Can you please assist with the configuration as per the 'New Proposal Network Diagram' attachment? We need to create three VLANs along with their respective DHCP pools for the Access point and host 

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Shubh3738
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DarrenOC
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Not knowing much about your setup I would do the following:

 

- configure VLANs and DHCP on your MX

- configure a Trunk interface down to your core/distribution switches

- ports configured as APs set those to Trunk with the Native VLAN set to a VLAN you’ve created for Meraki Management

- on your SSIDs set the VLAN you’ve created require for whether that’s Guest, Corp etc

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DarrenOC
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Hi @amit21 

 

Is this an existing network?

 

Where are your Layer 3 interfaces currently configured?

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amit21
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this is my new network setup no any existing Network 

 

amit21
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below our requirement details as per share network diagram with 

 

Two Meraki Firewalls to be deployed in HA mode (Active/Passive)
Firewalls must be configured with best practices and standard configuration.
Two Meraki 9300 core switches will be deployed in HA mode.
L2 and L3 VLANs need to be created and mapped on core switches as per standard practice.
Core switches will require installation of 8-port 10G modules for access connectivity
Meraki MS130-48X LIC access switches will be installed post core setup, with stacking as per port availability.
Static and default route configuration is required based on site setup.
Meraki account creation and license activation also required.

 

 

RWelch
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I would suggest adding 1 additional step to your list above and that would be configure WAN breakout switches between the ISP and MX appliances.  The document that has been shared previously on the community forum below appears to be migrated to OneDrive but you can still see it today:

How to turn MS120 into WAN breakout for 2 ISPs and 2 MX250s in HA? 

Not sure what the new OneDrive location is for the attachment but this would be an additional task I would suggest based on your diagram.  Maybe the new location can be shared @Ryan_Miles if it's public?

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cmr
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@amit21 MS130s cannot stack, you'd want MS150s as a minimum for that.

For the MXs, connect one LAN port to each 9300, or just one LAN port to one of the 9300s, don't connect them directly together.

 

Are you looking for a partner to get this set up and if so what region are you in?

 

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PhilipDAth
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I would remove this link to prevent intermittent outages caused by spanning tree.

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