@Priesty the ms210 can do inter-vlan routing, it just can't do that many, do dynamic routing or be a dhcp server.  Please see this article:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Layer_3_Switching/MS_Layer_3_Switching_and_Routing ... View more

It does have static L3 routing and interfaces to facilitate that:   Also vrrp, though we aren't planning to use that as it'll be a stack. ... View more

@IotaNetworksyou have two issues here.  Firstly I'd hazard a guess that the LAN port of the MX you are trying to add is in the 192.168.24.0/24 subnet, if not then you can proceed, although it will affect the ability of that MX to talk to the 192.168.24.0 network.  The second issue is that, unless you don't need to talk to the outside world, the 192.168.0.0/12 network covers the IP ranges 192.160.0.1 - 192.175.255.254, most of which are genuine public IPs and not private ones, you will not be able to access any of them so I'd fix that first! ... View more

@Priesty you can use ms210 switches as a L3 core with an MX (or server etc.) as the DHCP server.  You can even stack them and use @PhilipDAth 's "favourite" rps2300 as a secondary power solution for a pretty highly available core.  If you need 10GbE then use the ms225s or mix them both up.   That's why you can create interfaces 😎 ... View more

@hockeydude you are correct that one flow will only use one link but if you have more than one flow going on then both links should be active.  This should be the case in most circumstances. ... View more

I'm guessing the initial drop might be to do with this known issue taken from the 15.23 release notes but is not specific to that version:   Known issues After making some configuration changes on MX84 appliances, a brief period of packet loss may occur. This will affect all MX84 appliances on all MX firmware versions Not sure why that would mean you need to reboot the phones but it could be a trigger? ... View more

The MX should already know those, this section is for adding routes that are not known to Meraki, i.e the ones the other side of the Palo that you want the other Meraki SD-WAN sites to know about. ... View more

Do the second and third blanks reference items in the site that this MX is in, or another site?  Do you have a summary route on the MX that includes the one you are trying to add? ... View more

In routed mode, add the routes on Security & SD-WAN / Addressing & VLANs where you can set a gateway to the other network, sorry, post above was how to do it in concentrator mode.   Then on the other tab make sure to set VPN on under VPN settings for each network you want the other sites to know about. ... View more

The routes behind the Palo are considered local to the MX if you want other Auto-VPN members to be able to see them, is that what you want? ... View more

You add them under the Security & SD-WAN / Site-to-site VPN page where you changed it from Spoke to Hub and enable VPN participation as below:     ... View more

We use quite a few 8821s and the 26.x roaming issues we also had were resolved in about 26.4 for us.  We are on 26.6 and 26.6.1 depending on site and at least with 26.6 the issue has been resolved.  We'll learn this week whether 26.6.1 leaves it working or... ... View more

As it is routed it must be separate VLANs either side.  Are you on the WAN side, or the LAN side?  Is the device you need to say/telnet to on the WAN side or the LAN side? ... View more

If you change the MX to a hub, you can set exit hubs and this gets rid of one of the negatives.  The other main one being number of tunnels, so this may not affect you unless you have a lot of sites:   The top exit hub is used unless it goes down, then the next will take over. ... View more

Oops, my bad!  As @jdsilva said, the issue appears to be simply it being a spoke, not a hub.  I'd only tried it in concentrator mode and wasn't aware the guidelines had changed. ... View more

@Cole in order to use OSPF advertisements, you need to have the MX in VPN concentrator mode, not routing or pass through mode.  If in this mode it would also normally be the hub of the VPN, not a spoke. ... View more

Or as you have them all, reconnect stack and connect as before as that might allow connection to break stack. ... View more

Simply select load balancing as below and your clients will use both links, if either is down all traffic goes to the other.  We have been using this for over 6 months and it works perfectly.     ... View more

It has also become the stable version...! ... View more

I've been running an MX64 as an internet firewall and an HA pair of MX84s as a hub of an SD-WAN all day with this firmware and so far, so good.  Upgrading another set of sites tomorrow. ... View more

It seems to have replaced 26.6 without fixing anything, is a new AP about to be released? ... View more

You can RMA it if needed, I had an MR32 replaced with a dim LED as we have remote sites and the light is a useful diagnostic for non tech savvy users. ... View more

I think there was, very briefly, a 15.22 but the whole release train has been suspended due to some issues with specific models.  I have been chasing support for updates but the last I managed to get was a non-specific "soon".  You can log a ticket to get support to install 15.x updates if your model isn't one of the affected ones.  If it was, you should have received a message from them in the dashboard.  ... View more