I'm not sure about Google Cloud specifically, but most cloud providers (AWS/Azure) do not route private subnets behind the vMX (for example the client VPN subnet in this case) out to the internet. However, VPN clients are still able to access cloud resources if you configure routing correctly. You can (1) Split tunneling; or (2) Turn the vMX to NAT mode, which is the default mode when you first spin it up. More info here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Other_Topics/vMX_NAT_Mode_Use_Cases_and_FAQ ... View more

^^^ you would need to open a case with Support to have "no hub to hub" enabled ... View more

You would need to get a vMX license from a reseller. Below is an example: https://www.cdw.com/product/cisco-meraki-vmx-enterprise-small-subscription-license-1-year-1-lic/6821985   Back to your question: in theory, it should work. However, the failover/routing must be done at the Azure VPN gateway as you can only specify 1 remote endpoint for Azure subnets in the MX configuration (aka you cannot point to 2 different Azure endpoints for the same remote subnets) ... View more

This looks to be an issue with the PC/connection you are using. Try the below steps: (1) Try a wifi hotspot or a different network. (2) Try a completely different PC ... View more

NFO is an internal-only term used to describe a feature that can only be enabled by Meraki (customers have to call into support) ... View more