Configuring the Meraki Client VPN

Dylan walks through how to configure the Meraki Client VPN and how to navigate some of its features. This well explained step by step instruction will have your Meraki Client VPN running in no time.
Information about the Meraki Client VPN: documentation....
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[@pging8328]

this is the greatest instructional video on vpn in the history of the world.

[@fobuu]

How can I set up this from powershell? looks like it only works when done manually

[@itechra4063]

Hello! Thank you for your comment. You can definitely do this in PowerShell. The syntax is below:
Add-VpnConnection -AllUserConnection -Name "VPN Connection" -ServerAddress "dynamicAddressFromDashboard.com" -TunnelType L2tp -EncryptionLevel Optional -L2tpPsk "PSKFromDashboard" -AuthenticationMethod Pap -Force
There are also a few deployment options you can consider by utilizing this script. You can deploy the script via Group Policy for automated deployment or through an RMM service as a script.
Thanks!
Itechra

[@jeroenvandend]

if your user requires mfa on the meraki portal, can it be used as a vpn user?

[@itechra4063]

Hello there,
In order to integrate MFA with the VPN connection, you’ll need to use a third party product such as Cisco Duo. We’ve had great luck using that product.
Thanks for the question!
The Itechra team

[@abhisheksaxena9691]

Hi, can we create more than one VPN on meraki?

[@itechra4063]

Hello,
You are limited to one VPN connection per Meraki network. If you are trying to scope out access over the VPN connection, we recommend utilizing the group policy feature in Dashboard and applying those policies to different devices.
Thanks,
Itechra

[@VIPTAX7]

This video has helped us. Thank you!

[@itechra4063]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad it helped!