Easy, cloud-delivered, & high availability identity services, launching with Entra ID

[PhilipDAth]

I think this might get the interest of a few people here ...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tonycarmichael_ciscoliveemea-tfdx-cisco-ugcPost-7295712279189168130-K...

"Cisco Meraki Access Manager launched this week at #CiscoLiveEMEA - Easy, cloud-delivered, & high availability identity services, launching with Entra ID and additional IdPs coming soon. Start your UZTNA journey with a few clicks, try it for free, and share your early feedback!"

I like "try it for free".  How do we do that?

[Mloraditch]

One of the reddit posts about this indicated it is slowly rolling out to the EA page and will be like other early access features with the warning that you will need advantage licenses once it GAs later this year. 

Of course someone from Cisco could post a blog/page/anything and explain all of this in some easy to read location... 🙃

[Inderdeep]

not sure how we can try that free may be @CarolineS can help here 

[CarolineS]

Thanks for the vote of confidence, @Inderdeep :-). I just asked a few folks internally; hopefully will have an answer soon!

[RWelch]

I added this to my list of 2025 goals on @AmyReyes post yesterday How are your 2025 goals coming? 
🎉🎉🎉

[PhilipDAth · Accepted solution]

I got this message:
"Public beta (without license enforcement) will be gradually rolled out to appear as a new feature under Organization > Early Access.".

And this link:
https://documentation.meraki.com/Access_Manager

Lets just say, the documentation team have some more work to do.

[Inderdeep]

Perfect !

[PhilipDAth]

Let me correct my statement about the documentation. I didn't spot some of the links originally. I will give the documentation a 50% score.  But it is a good start for a brand-new product.

It glosses over the whole certificate deployment process.  Advanced users will probably be OK with this, but most Meraki customers will not.

It needs to include a walk-through on how to deploy certificates with Intune PKI and Microsoft CA server or at least a link to Microsoft documentation on how to do this.