There may be a way.... But it depends if you want to run beta.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/Source_Based_Default_Routing   Tom ... View more

Hi @Azy1    If it were me, I would take the following approach:   1) Use the CIDR of the VPC, unless you want to tunnel all of your traffic out of AWS(?) 2) The KB you are looking at shows some tools that you can use to monitor the performance/stability of that VPN and alter the VPN preference accordingly. If you are struggling, I would focus on getting the primary up and running first and verify connectivity. Worry about the failover afterwards 🙂   Tom ... View more

Hi @route_map    A number of MSP/ISPs over the world offer Meraki as a solution, 99.9% of the time as a managed service. This can either be driven by a customer requirement for something like SD-WAN, or from a management simplicity aspect.   In terms of benefits, from speaking to my partners who role out this as a managed service for customers, it's the ease of deployment, visibility and the ability to be more agile and proactive. One example of the latter is using some of the intelligence offered by the platform such as Meraki Insight. This allows the individuals managing the estate to get really granular stats around how the underlay network is performing and if there are problems accessing specific applications/resources along with many other things.   Hope that helps a little! Tom ... View more

Hi There!   So there are a couple of points to this. You can absolutely utilise SD-WAN for your intra-site traffic. Best design depends on traffic flows. Within AutoVPN (meraki site-to-site VPN) you can utilise a hub and spoke full mesh topology - just depends on if you need traffic routing between all of your sites.   For the vMX, however it is only supported on AWS and Azure at this time. You could use a 'non-meraki vpn' (traditional IPSEC) from each brach MX to worldposta. This configuration is very easily done as you configure it at a 'global' level within your site-to-site VPN configuration.   HTH Tom ... View more