Hi Philip! I work with Marcus, and what we need is to deploy redundant VPNs from the customer site to AWS. Today the customer is using a non-Cisco Firewall with 2 WAN links and 3 VPNs for each AWS VPC, I didn't understand the logic between the 3 VPNs and two WAN links, but on the next contact with the customer I'll try to understand better. They asked us to deploy a similar solution on Meraki, and if possible use both VPNs to Load Balance the traffic through the WAN links. We're thinking on vMX just because of the third VPN, because we think that we can do an third-party VPN from one MX105 to AWS, and two VPNs from another MX105 to vMX on AWS. As I never saw some topology using this kind of solution I'm not sure if this works. And I still have a question: if the customer has 10 vPC, do they need 10 vMX?   Another option is to talk with the customer, about using two VPNs because he has two WAN links and to not use vMX.   In both cases, we'll need to do some engineering using different Meraki Networks and routing on the site side.   Regards, ... View more