Fortinet with Meraki

[matanood]

Hello I have a Fortigate Firewall 200E with 6 Forti access points. My APs have a corporate SSID (10.0.0.x and access to corporate resources) and a guest SSID (10.0.1.x with no access to company resources). I did not setup VLANs on my firewall so I think they are separated because of policies but I'm not really sure how it works with with Fortinet. I now need to install Meraki switches (decision from corporate) and access points and use them together with my Fortinet. What is the best way to have my Meraki access points have a guest SSID that is separate from my corporate LAN and a corporate SSID that my users can access my company resources on? 

Thanks

[Toshi_Esumi]

It's a question to Cisco-Meraki instead of to Fortinet. FortiGate would just work ask a thirdparty router/firewall to Meraki's network.

I would just duplicated what you did with ForitAPs (assuming you're migrating to Meraki APs from FortiAPs). I see nothing particular need to be changed. Again, up to Meraki network design/config.

[matanood]

Thanks Toshi. I am not migrating anything. I hope they can work together. Eventually in a couple years I will replace Forti but for now I need them to work together. I did ask Meraki as well and someone in the community suggested: to Simply use VLANs to separate the specific networks, terminate them at my Fortigate and have a firewall ruleset in place.

I will try to get more clarification on this. 

[Toshi_Esumi]

I think you already got the answer yourself. Meraki suports VLANs as well per SSID, which FGT can terminate (GW) with VLAN sub-interfaces when you span them to a trunk port with the Meraki SW.

[matanood]

Ok I think i got it. Im gonna order the meraki and try it. Thanks