Meraki Firewall in front of SDWAN - When the firewall licenses reach the end of their grace period, all client traffic past the firewall will be blocked. Users will not have internet access, and Will Be Blocked from communicating with other TPI locations, AWS and Oracle via SDWAN. No. Assuming it is a Meraki MX handling SDWAN VPN connections, all traffic will be dropped. No access to Internet, no access to remote sites. Meraki Firewall behind SDWAN - When the firewall licenses reach the end of their grace period, all client traffic past the firewall will be blocked. Users will not have internet access, and Will Not Be Blocked from communicating with other TPI locations, AWS and Oracle via SDWAN. No. Assuming it is Meraki MX as One-Armed Concentrator handling SDWAN, and you have Meraki Switches, all traffic will be dropped. No access to internet, no access to remote sites. If you do not have Meraki switches, and the MX is in One-Armed with SDWAN, all traffic destined for Remote sites via the MX will be dropped. If you do full tunnel via MX, Internet access is also blocked. If you have Local Internet Breakout, internet access is not blocked. There is no black and white in networking; there are many different nuances...
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