@martin-netx I'd think you'll be correct.  I imagine some of the smaller older devices (MX64/65 etc.) will not be able to go to MX16 at all or perhaps only in a limited way. ... View more

@martin-netx I see from that link that the next beta for wireless, switching and firewalling are all going to be FIPS compliant.   We're running 27.x on MRs, 14.x on MSs* and 15.x on MXs so if the rest of you all follow, as @PhilipDAth said, we'll have FIPS compliance all the sooner.   *Not on an L3 stack of 3x MS210s as it is sorely unstable on that configuration as of 14.10.' ... View more

@MX-2020 you have both WAN2 and LAN (labelled as management?) both going back to the MS.  Why do you have that setup? ... View more

@Nathan3 make sure your wireless is in bridge mode and not Meraki DHCP as the latter mode doesn't allow devices to see each other ... View more

We connect switch A to MX A and to MX B, we also connect switch B in the same stack to both MX A and MX B.   STP takes care of the multipathing and you will have one connection from each MX forwarding and one blocking at the switch end.   Works well in this case where both MXs are connected to a stack. ... View more

Thanks Meredith it was fun to chat for a podcast!  Also well done to @Alain_Bensimon ... View more

Well 12x 10GbE fibre connections could be useful... ... View more

Pretty sure it doesn't work, but in case there has been an update since this ticket:   MS450 & QSFP Breakout cable (Cisco Cisco QSFP-4SFP10G-CU5M) - The Meraki Community ... View more

@Edward100 is it a straight patch cable from AP to switch, or does it go through structured cabling?  Either way if you connect a different (preferably PoE) device via the same cabling to the same switch port, what does it run at.   We have some APs that move between 1Gb, 100Mb and even repeater and we have found that it is invariably a cable issue and usually a batch of CAT7 cables we got off Amazon that are just not up to standard, most have now been retired to non-PoE connections where they work fine.   PoE does put extra demands on the cabling and connectors so make sure all the contacts are clean.  ... View more

Welcome, hope you enjoy the community / find what you are looking for 👍 ... View more

@Mohammad it is recommended that no more than 30 clients are connected per radio (so 30 for 2.4GHz and 30 for 5GHz) unless you are using VoIP when it is recommended that no more than 10 clients are connected to the radio with the VoIP clients, the other can still have 30 clients.   Having said that, I have seen 100 clients on a radio and as long as they are low demand (phones checking for email etc.) then the maximum used to be 128 per radio, though I seem to remember that this can be exceeded on either some new hardware or new software (sorry I cannot remember exactly which, as I would not recommend getting near that! ... View more

Well done everyone, I thoroughly enjoyed the competition, and all for a good cause 🍻🍾 ... View more

Although unless all the equipment, furniture, partitions and people are in place, the survey could well be a bit of a guesstimate...   @redsector what will the Wi-Fi be used for, data or VoIP, if VoIP then remember each AP radio should have a max of ten clients at any one time so more smaller APs is better than fewer large APs. ... View more

@MMoss always good to have someone to benchmark against 😀   The server is a Dell 740XL with the performance fan kit and three RTX4000s in it, the thermals seem okay, I just put folding on it to check the components were all working while we commission it for it's real life! ... View more

@MMoss we are up to 243 now out of 255564   More importantly (?), I'm up to 28,000 and closing in on you.... 😈   It really shows how computing has improved; back at the beginning of Folding@Home I used multiple high end workstations and servers to process 10,500 work units over a year or so, achieving  a score of 800 thousand.  In the last week or so I have used one PC (part time) and one server to process 573 work units achieving a score of 46 million! ... View more

Well done everyone, it really is an enjoyable (and productive) community we have 😎 ... View more

@ChrisLaird I did see the article and actually it made me feel good, it shows that the principle works and, you never know, they might leverage the folding@home resources in the future.  I bet it wouldn't even take half a day then! ... View more

@StevenKippel I'm not sure why the spec sheet would have that, we have stacks of MS225s and they definitely have two 40Gb stacking ports. ... View more

@StevenKippel the stacking ports on MS225s are 40Gbps each and there is a ring formed so theoretically 80Gbps of bandwidth between a stacked pair.  As each switch has 88Gbps of bandwidth with all ports at full speed then the stack is approximately equal to that. ... View more

Added a passkey (so I may appear twice) and the points awarded for each unit have gone up by 2-3 times! 🤔 ... View more