Silly Meraki Tricks: LAN Hairpin NAT (Sort of)

Working with Meraki these last two years has led me to discover a few oddities in the way things work. Often, these silly little tricks can be used to solve problems, but they also may lead to unintuitive configs. Either way, I don't understand why I haven't posted them here before. You will likely find anything that I post under this moniker something I've already posted about over at the Meraki Community, and I will link over to the full conversation where there is one.

For my first Silly Meraki Trick I will show you how to get a NAT translation for LAN to LAN traffic on an MX appliance.

Meraki Community All Stars

Over at the Meraki Community a new program has been created to recognize and acknowledge community members who dedicate their time and expertise to participating in the discussion and helping to make the community a great place to learn about Meraki products. Here is the announcement:

https://community.meraki.com/t5/Community-Announcements/Announcing-the-Cisco-Meraki-Community-All-Stars-Program/ba-p/49508

I'm quite honoured to have been included in the first cohort of Meraki Community All Stars, so I thought I'd make a post about it!