extend Layer 2

[kau]

I need to extend one subnet/VLAN from one site to another site. Which Meraki product can help me with this requirement?

[GreenMan]

What kind of link do you have available to achieve this?   If you have a layer-2 link  (ethernet or an ethernet emulation, such as VPLS) then any Meraki MS switching will allow this.  If the medium support 802.1Q, you can also extend multiple VLANs across the same link.

[kau]

We have two internet links and need to stretch one subnet from A to B. I have attached an image to my original post with my requirement if that helps. 

[Purroy]

You may use an MX terminating a Teleworker VPN from an MR36H. This would be a Layer 2 extension, however this is not the recommended use of that technology.

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/MR_Teleworker_VPN

[Pavithran]

Does this subnet on both sites going active / active on this case or Active on Site A and Passive on Site B. Just want to understand one more step.

[kau]

Both subnets going to be active. 

[alemabrahao]

Do you want to extend It for a specific case? I think you can use routing in that case.

[kau]

yes, we need to do this for a specific reason. 

[cmr]

As @GreenMan  said, VPLS is what you need.  We have it in the UK and it works well 👍

[GIdenJoe]

You need some datacenter interconnect that supports your VXLAN needs.  However you can use Meraki MX devices to connect your branch offices to both datacenters if those are configured in concentrator mode.  You can then load balance branches coming in DC-1 and others to DC-2 if you use BGP between your MX'es and the routers in both Datacenters who will be handling the VX-LAN and routing outside of the datacenter.

So in effect there is no Meraki device that does the VXLAN technology or other layer 2 DC interconnect technology but the Meraki devices are used to connect all your branches towards those services.

You should checkout the BGP documentation: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/BGP