They just need a valid DNS IP.  Whether internal or external.  Best practice is to just use an external IP since it is really only for the switches to check-in to the cloud.   ... View more

I was thinking the same as @jdsilva   You'll just have to disclude or filter out the IP on the Syslog server side.    ... View more

Not easy to switch but you'll want to work with your sales rep to get that figured out.  To see if the existing license can possibly be returned to purchase the desired license.  ... View more

We use a Lifesize system just fine.  Does your Cisco system need any routes to get out the MX?  You may want to double check the config from whatever device you replaced.  ... View more

You can try whitelisting the printer mac address then connect.  If that doesn't work then you'll likely need to go the route that @BrandonS mentioned.  We have a similar SSID for less intelligent devices.  ... View more

Also did you just try doing the IP/32? ... View more

Nice setup, I could see some interesting use cases for DR.   ... View more

I'm brainstorming options for you on this but isn't inbound most important?  Is the outbound traffic causing an issue for you?  Can you please explain what limitation is occurring?   ... View more

I've never used this feature but according to this https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Splash_Page/Facebook_Login "You must log in with the same admin credentials that are used to manage your Facebook Page"   Maybe you have to be logged into the dashboard with an admin account whose e-mail is an admin for the Facebook Page you want to set in that drop down? ... View more

I thought Air Marshal only detecting things with similar SSID's or devices connected to the LAN broadcasting wireless.  You're saying that just because a neighbors device has a somewhat similar MAC but totally different SSID it is triggering an alert? ... View more

NAT only effects inbound traffic.  Outbound goes through the WAN IP regardless of your NAT rules.  ... View more

Yep must be part of the new features.  I don't have that on 9.37.  ... View more

Where did you configure this?  Because if I go to Switch> there is only IPv4 ACL.  ... View more

Interesting observation, I didn't know you could mark your own reply as a solution.  That could throw a wrench in things if that can't be disabled.  But I was most inclined to lean toward option 2.  I think solutions are valuable.  My mental frame of mind is the following:  I give kudos to anyone that contributes useful or interesting feedback in a thread.  I give a solution if it is a solid answer to a question that doesn't really require more discussion.  ... View more

Could the TV's live on the guest network?  Or maybe a separate network 'Guest TV' for just the TV's and guests that need to broadcast to them? ... View more

I know for sure support has that visibility on switches but not sure on the MX.  I still think it would be nice to expose that kind of device health info in the dashboard. ... View more

Can you just block the specific IP(s)? But this is good to know.  Also worth noting that if you do blacklist a country there is no way to whitelist certain legitimate IPs from within that country yet.  We've had some IPs misidentified and had to unblacklist an entire country until the IP was properly categorized.   ... View more

Thanks, this helps me keep up on the updates.  ... View more

Are you using Chromecasts?  If so, my chromecasts are hardwired and I had to make sure my wireless has access to the same network the chromecasts are on.  Which is not the case for my guest network.  ... View more

Thanks I've started using it and I am enjoying it so far 🙂 ... View more

That would be super cool but it would take a lot of machine learning and anything it guessed wrong could cause a problem for any footage that needed to be used for legal reasons.  ... View more

Right but later in the thread they talk about how you can't set an NTP server for the Meraki but you can for downstream stuff via DHCP possibly.   ... View more

Some related discussions here https://community.meraki.com/t5/Switching/NTP-server/td-p/9551   ... View more

@PhilipDAth wrote: That sounds just like me!  The majority of the tools I used are cloud centric as well.   It makes the OS less important, and at the same time, harder to choose. That was the same situation I was in.  I try to make sure my tools/environment isn't dependent on a machine so I could conceptually work from anywhere on any machine.  So the reason I chose a Mac was mostly just to learn it.  I can still boot Windows if I wanted to but I work on tons of windows computers regularly so I'm not really missing anything.  And I boot from Kali linux via USB for security related work.  Good luck with your purchase.  Hardest decision an IT guys has to make lol.  ... View more

Right but you don't have to use the OS centric products.  The same argument could be made for Microsoft based products.  I purposefully try to avoid using any product that is OS specific and I stick to cloud based tools when possible.  Gmail, google photos, messenger etc.      ... View more