All switches and MXs should be redesigned to support dual power supplies, ideally internally but if space doesn't permit they should at least have 2 external connections, or one internal and one external. ... View more

Are the connections symmetrical or are they shared use lines (xDSL, cable etc.) that can have 50Mb download but only 1Mb upload speed? ... View more

The licenses are device independent (some are model specific, but none are tied to the serial number). If you can buy the devices in Russia, then you can get licenses from outside and apply them.  I'd test first though as the country may block management traffic or it may be an offence to use the VPN. ... View more

If everything goes off at once you should get only one alert per network per device type.  We actually use these alerts when the power comes back to cross check that all downs have an up!  Easier on a phone than going to the dashboard or trying to use the Android app ... View more

Hi Bala,   If you need to upgrade them all first but don't know exactly where they will all be deployed initially, create one network, add them all in and then when you go to the firmware upgrade page mentioned by @BlakeRichardson  you can just select this one network and they will all upgrade.   To add them to a network, first create a network from the top left option as below:     Then give it a name, make sure you choose combined and tick the box at the top of the inventory list to add all devices   I   If you do know what goes where, then simply create one network for each location (or however else you might want to divide them up) and then you can upgrade each network.   Don't worry too much about getting it perfect first time, you can rename networks and move devices between them easily and unless you have an MX set up as a VPN concentrator for SDWAN, your users wouldn't even know.   Cheers,   Charles ... View more

I think the traffic recognition is based on destination port as Microsoft's Windows 10 distributed update traffic is recognised as BitTorrent, simply as it uses the same port at the receiving end... ... View more

We found Cisco 8821 wireless phones associate but don't get a DHCP IP address on 26.4, as you said 25.13 works and actually 26.2 also did. ... View more

If they do move over (but only when the signal has completely gone) you can reduce the radio power of the APs so the coverage overlaps less.  As @PhilipDAth  said, if they are truly legacy, like some of the PDQs we have, then they see each SSID on each AP as a different network so the only option there is to have a different SSID per AP and set up a profile on them for each, they might then move. ... View more

Well a day later and nothing has improved, I even have some with only a few sites having a legend, except when you hover over the data entry for the missing site on the chart, the legend appears and is in the correct visible place...  I'm guessing this is now a support ticket? ... View more

Why do you have an MX at the branch if you want to just let all traffic in and out without NAT?  What is it you want to achieve? ... View more

I changed the time in ours to last week instead of last day and then they do not overlap with each other, but sites that haven't been up for the whole week simply don't have a legend...  I'll see if it fixes itself tomorrow... ... View more

I think I prefer my bug!  How long as your site-site VPN been up and passing traffic? I think it takes about an hour or so before it populates. ... View more

It is in Security & SDWAN / VPN Status, but you must enable the new version (link in top right I think from memory).  It worked fine until we added a 5th site and now they all overlap on the RHS... ... View more

It's at the top of the page 🤣 ... View more

So close, yet so far, n184 still having issues with in particular photos on the location tab, you can access it but you have to refresh the page after it initially fails to load each time. ... View more

We have had the same issue with some Windows 10 Dell devices and believe in our case that it is more related to our non-Meraki firewalls as a different SSID for public use that goes out through an MX is okay.  Have you tried that to see if it is the case? ... View more