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That would be a great option to have A/B failover to each other, as we're discussing adding redundant virtual hosts at Site B.
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Thank you for the advice! This is for an Architectural firm and they are sending large files over the WAN via VPN right now, so the "higher powers" that do not understand technology were in charge of finding a solution to improve traffic speeds between our sites. My suggestion was to get each site Gig fiber and call it a day. The talked to Comcast and was sold ENS. I didnt buy it -- I'm just the guy left to make it all work now. If we didnt care about failover would something like this work: Site A (EDI) > Site C (with no MX) (extension of Site A network) Site B (EDI) > Site D (with no MX) (extension of Site B network) Site A and Site B connected via AutoVPN. Once this is configured, I will follow the MPLS with AutoVPN doc -- or would this work better (ignoring the fact that our Site C/D wont have internet) Configuring Site-to-site VPN over MPLS - Cisco Meraki Documentation
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Hey all, looking for some guidance on configuring our updated network setup. Here’s what we’re working with: Current Site Layout Site A - MX95 with 2 WAN connections, network 10.40.1.0/24 Site B (new site) - MX95 with 0 WAN connections, network 10.50.1.0/24 Site C - MX75 with 1 WAN connection, network 10.30.1.0/24 Site D - MX75 with 1 WAN connection, network 10.20.1.0/24 All sites have Meraki Layer 2 switches. Sites A, C, and D currently use AutoVPN to share resources hosted at Site A. Site A will be dropping one WAN connection in lieu of the Comcast EDI. Upcoming Changes Comcast EDI circuits are being installed at Site A and Site B. All sites will be connected via Comcast ENS circuits. WAN connections at Site C and D will be removed — ENS will be the only uplink. Goal is to configure Site A and Site B in a failover setup to provide internet to all sites in case of an outage at either location. Questions & Considerations I found Meraki’s doc on MPLS with AutoVPN as backup, but unsure if it applies since we’re not using MPLS. I’ve read that the easiest method is to remove the MX75s and plug ENS directly into the L2 switches to “extend” the network — but that’s not an option for us, as MGMT want to use the MX hardware they purchased for the branch offices... I’ve browsed Reddit, Spiceworks, and Meraki forums, but haven’t found a setup quite like ours. I did see a few threads that spoke of using Static Routes and such, but I'm just not sure. I'll admit, I am new to Meraki and Comcast ENS, as my team usually deploys Watchguards and standalone internet to each site. Any advice or configuration tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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