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Jan 10 2023
9:38 PM
Hi Edd, I also found this youtube clip which was very useful as well.. hope this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3bLEI6dUIo
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Feb 25 2020
2:23 PM
Hi PhilipDAth, I should mention that we use other NBN connections (Soon to be direct fibre via ISP) for internet on both sides of the network. The NBN connections in the diagram are ONLY for the VPN traffic. I should also mention that there are two layer 2 tunnels between the sites so both sites are able to see networks 172.18.x.x and 10.10.x.x hence the primary MX devices advertising those networks. Would I still require both MX devices to run BGP for this to work? Kind Regards, Daniel
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Feb 24 2020
8:37 PM
Here are some screenshots of Hub 1
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Feb 24 2020
8:34 PM
Hi PhilipDAth, here is a diagram of how things are currently connected and how we are trying to set up the secondary path.. Does this make sense?
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Feb 23 2020
8:43 PM
Thank you PhilipDAth, Can you please give me an example of how you have set this up in your environment?
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Feb 23 2020
8:41 PM
Hi Nick, From my understanding, and fellow Meraki Nerds please correct me if I am wrong, when you select "Default Route" all traffic will go through that route. If that route is down, it is unable to connect to the hub to send through the traffic. IF, you untick the "Default Route" it sends traffic via a "Split Tunnel" (Selected network subnets connects via the selected VPN). This allows internet traffic to go through the Meraki Device's 4G connection. Because you have the "Default Route" selected, all traffic is trying to go via the VPN link. Hope this makes sense... In our environment, we have to select "Default Route" due to a proxy client. But if we do not have the proxy installed for a particular site, we are able to have the MX device in Split Tunnel mode. This way, if the site loses connectivity to the hub, they are still able to have internet access. They will reconnect to network services once the VPN connection re-establishes.
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Feb 23 2020
3:38 PM
Hello fellow Merkai Nerds, We need some help.. Here is our scenario: We currently have 2 Meraki MX250 devices running as hubs. We would like to create a second link to have a redundant path for network traffic if the primary hub was to loose connectivity (Power outage, loss of carrier service). Hub 1 in on network 172.18.100.0/24 and advertises networks - 10.0.0.0/8 - 172.16.0.0/12 - 192.168.0.0/16 - 203.14.116.0/23 We have 2 major site that run on networks 10.10.0.0/16 and 172.18.0.0/16. These sites are currently connected via a dark fibre network and using BGP to connect the 2 sites via another link. Our VPN sites are on the network 10.10.210.0/28 using VLSM for these sites as we only require 14 hosts per site. We have a second hub that is network 10.10.100.0/24. When attempt to advertise the above networks via the second up, we create a routing loops. We have tried via OSPF with 2 areas, with the second are at a higher costing, but this still does not work. What we are after is a second (redundant) path for these VPN devices to connect to the network if the primary site was to loose connectivity. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thank you for your help..
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