I had made the assumption that the Hub was in VPN Concentrator / Passthrough mode.   As Philip hinted and as you've implied from your own reply;  this makes quite a difference.   I take it your Hub is in Routed mode? ... View more

You can't do it yourself...   from the document that Alex linked:   Everything is ready Once everything is confirmed to be set up and you are ready for the migration, initiate a migration from Meraki mode to DNA mode by raising a case with Meraki support. ... View more

You need to add the specific public IP addresses / subnets for that service as Local Networks from the Hubs at your central location;   the Spokes dependent on that Hub will prefer that more specific route and route traffic over the VPN https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#Local_Networks ... View more

If the co-term Org has expired there is no date. If you then claim a subscription in that Org, the Org becomes a subscription Org. Any Network not bound to a subscription will be into a 30-day grace period:   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Subscription_-_License_Compliance_Cloud_Experience ... View more

Do you really need a different subscription for every single Network? I suggest you discuss this directly with your Cisco account team - sounds like you have an unusual set of requirements ... View more

You can't mix and match co-term and subscriptions.  You either remain on co-term or you have all of the Networks in your Organization bound to a Subscription - either the same one or different ones, depending on what you need for each. ... View more

Correct - no VMX for Oracle at this time.  Please contact your Cisco account team where they can register your interest and keep you updated. ... View more

In your scenario it sounds like you might want a different subscription for different network owners;   at least, a different subscription for owners who want different terms / license levels, for example.   You don't have to tie all the Networks to the same subs, though a Network can only be bound to one Subs. ... View more

I get the page itself on my MS220-8P, but only on the New version - see near top right to select Within it;   PoE Usage info, but not CPU, memory etc.   ... View more

Yeah, definitely a bug...   Support case is the official way for customers to log those ... View more

This is a new capabilty to me - Dashboard clearly seems to be considering it as an order number, for which a name makes no sense. Did you try claiming just the serial number, without the name? One thing to bear in mind with this - it's usually better to claim order numbers than individual serials / cloud IDs, as it claims all the serial numbers - and any included licensing - all in one go. That does leave you to configure device names separately, of course... On the issue you;re actually seeing, I'd suggest raising a case with Meraki Support.   Please let us know how you get on!   ... View more

No - you would need to configure your spokes with the extra Hub.   The order in which you specify the Hubs (which one's nearer the top of the list) will determine, for each Spoke, which path is taken.    Note that, by default, you wouldn't need to configure, to advertise the route via the Hubs - spoke-to-spoke routing is enabled by default. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#Configuring_Multiple_VPN_Hubs ... View more

OK so:   @tonystark123   - you want to use existing Catalyst APs, working with a WLC, as BLE gateways for Meraki MT sensors, reporting into Spaces?    I don't think that's specifically what is being done in the Paris office - but I will look into this when I can (assuming that's what you're wanting to do) ... View more

Not possible just yet, I don't think;   last I saw this is planned for some time later in the summer. As is potential visibility of Catalyst AP sensor information in the Meraki Dashboard (monitored devices) - though I think the two are separate engineering efforts, driven by the same ambition. ... View more

Maybe have a word with your ISP, see if they can advise more on the source - and possibly block it at their end? ... View more

At the risk of receiving some 'feedback'...   the product team would likely have been aware, had the case been raised with Support.   I understand that this only comes accompanied by providing potentially quite a lot of information capturing the detail, all of which takes valuable time, but it really is the best (and only real official) path to raising a problem with the engineering team.   Having a case reference (a parent case) helps tie everything together. ... View more

I suspect this is pretty new - I have a feeling AWS previously supported only GRE tunnels - which MX does not support.   I'd be equally interested to hear abut real-world deployments using this. ... View more

Bear in mind that, if you want to limit access to those destinations, however you interconnect them (either by making one a Hub, the other a connected Spoke - or make them both Hubs) you will absolutely need to use VPN firewall rules to deny all VPN-routed subnets from accessing the target subnets, except the very specific ones you need to work:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#VPN_Firewall_Rules   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#VPN_Firewall_Rules ... View more

In reality there are probably kind of two answers to this.   The physics (as outline in the article referenced above) makes it clear that 'Yes, if affects wireless signal'.   The other side to it would be 'Does it affect my wireless signal enough to cause me a problem in practise?' - and that's a whole different question, because a wireless environment is affected by a huge host of other factors.   If your environment is 'close to the edge' so-to-speak, from one or more other factors, it's possible that changes in heat/humidity could tip it over.    Bear in mind too, it looks like the testing referred to above is for frequencies only up to 2.4 GHz, which has overuse problems all of its own, generally - 5 (& increasingly 6) GHz would be more affected, given the much higher frequency. If your office does suffer with high humidity, in particular, I think you'd just take more care to try to minimise the deleterious effects of the other factors.   You might also look closer at your air conditioning system;   it sounds like your employees might thank you for that, way before the WiFi is affected MT15 anyone? 😀 ... View more

Previous posts are well worth a full read, but one key answer;    a (true) stack turns the units into one virtual switch, from the point of view of STP (and other features, such as Link Aggregation). Note this does not apply to Meraki Virtual Stacking, which is not really stacking, in the networking sense - it just provides the power of having all your ports configurable in one place for a whole Network (which is one benefit of true stacking.) ... View more

Bear in mind MV32 (unlike the new MV84X) is a fish-eye camera;  one lens - there aren't 4 views, just one fish-eye view. ... View more

Disable and enable the SSO in question   (Org > Settings > Authentication) ... View more

It depends then on how good they need to be / what info they need to include. Whether you could, for example, export SVGs from Dashboard, then import them into LucidChart (or similar) for further embellishment..? ... View more