Meraki MX Router

Enable Vlans

Go to Security Appliance then Addressing & VLANs

Next setup the Subnet ID ( Number ) for your Vlans and the Address of the Router in each Vlan 

Next Change the Uplink to the Switch to a VLAN and set the Native Vlan ( this is the default usually 1 ) and the other Vlans which will pass down this trunk. The Native VLAN will need to be the same on both sides of Meraki and Cisco Switch

DHCP

Go to Security Appliance then DHCP

What device will be the DHCP on this new Subnet? You can set the Meraki or if its a Windows Network point the IP Helper to your main DHCP server

Cisco Switch

Uplink

On the uplink of your switch to the Meraki set e.g. GigabitEthernet1/0/1

 

conf t
int gi1/0/1
switchport trunk native vlan 1
switchport trunk allowed vlan 1,5
switchport mode trunk
end

You might see the native vlan 1 not showing in the config , this is because 1 is always the native vlan

UnTag Port on new Vlan

This changes the port to use Vlan 5

conf t
int gi1/0/2
switchport acccess vlan 5
switchport mode access
end

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So you have configured your IP Office System with IP’s on your LAN 1 and LAN 2 ports however you want it to access the internet, how do you set the default gateway?

You will need to go to IP Route and set the default route for Traffic

IP Address ( 0.0.0.0 ) ( All Addresses )

IP Mask ( 0.0.0.0. )  ( All Addresses )

Gateway IP Address : IP of your gateway 

Destination: the Lan port that is on the same network as the Gateway

Now how do you test using a ping?

You will need to go to the computer with the Avaya IPO Client and open Avaya System Status

go to the IP Networking section at the bottom and expand it, then click on IP Routes. At the bottom of this page you will see a button labelled Ping. Clicking on it allows you to choose the interface to ping from and then also a box to enter the address to ping.

 

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Users who SSL-VPN into the office need to route to a different subnet which is connected via an IPSEC VPN

You should already have Address Setup for your SSL VPN Users and Address for Remote Site

Add the below polices

Policy :

Incoming Interface <VPN interface to Remote Site>
Source Address VPN all
Outgoing Interface ssl.root
Destination Address SSLVPN_TUNNEL_ADDR1
Schedule Always
Service all
Action Accept

Policy :

Incoming Interface ssl.root
Source Address VPN SSLVPN_TUNNEL_ADDR1
Outgoing Interface <VPN interface to Remote Site>
Destination Address all
Schedule Always
Service all
Action Accept
Enable NAT
Use Dynamic IP Pool and Create a pool (<IP of Fortigate>-<IP of Fortigate>).

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