I have a Z3 deployed in a office space that is like a shared office space but that it is actually a space in someone else's office. So a company has let us use their office.   I of course thought I was dealing with a traditional "shared office space."   The issue that we had is the room just had one Ethernet jack and no wireless. So we sent them a Z3 for both wireless and VPN functionality.   Of course we get "Connection to the Cisco Meraki Cloud is using the backup Cloud connection."   My guess is the office network is blocking UDP port 7351.   And now I have the "As part of ongoing efforts to improve the performance and resiliency of the Meraki Cloud we will be changing the IP addresses used by Cisco Meraki devices to contact the Meraki Cloud. One or more of your Meraki devices are unable to communicate with this new IP range…" message.   I'm guessing my only solution is to get a message through to the Office's IT dept. although I wonder if they may not be pleased about this device being on their network.   Thoughts?   ... View more

I'm doing the initial Backblaze upload to B2 and I'n noted that I'm getting around a solid 10Mbps. I'm operating in the evening and weekend hours, and this would be great but for the fact I have a solid 100 Mbps fiber connection.   The backup is from a Synology, using cloudsync.   So the question is how do I saturate said connection, because a quicker upload of data would be advantageous especially if it does not to interfere with day-to-day usage.   So far I've looked at traffic shaping giving it higher priority and ignore any global bandwidth limits but alas it seems to still only give me 10Mbps.   What am I obviously missing here? ... View more

Hello Peoples way smarter than I.   Heres what I'm trying to achieve: VLANS for groups, all access to a Synology, VoIP with mixed WiFi and wired clients, bonjour discovery for AppleTVs.   Equipement: MX84, 2xMS210-48, 3xMR42   Right now I've figured out the VoIP, but I'm a little confused on how to proceed with establishing VLANs for at least three defined groups but allow each to be able to Airplay and access the Synology. Right now most if not all stuff is on VLAN 1 bar the VoIP phones (which I'm guessing is not the best) so a simple baby step would be to put all computers on a New VLAN. But the confusion I have is access to the Synology and Airplay. The Synology is at the moment connected to the MX. The VLAN per port seems to be obvious but less so on WiFi.   Most of my client machines are Macs with a small number of PC's.   I'm just looking for some best practices and a better understanding of this VLAN interoperability.   Thanks in advance. ... View more