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mmmmmmark · ‎Jun 14 2018

And this is another wish. It would be nice if the end user got some kind of splash screen if they tried going to a website hosted in a country that's blocked. Instead they think there's a problem with "the internet".

mmmmmmark · ‎Jun 14 2018

It would be great to be able to block an entire country and yet allow a single host, domain or URL. I've made a wish before for this and i'd make one again if I thought it would help.

mmmmmmark · ‎Jun 13 2018

Here's a recent thread with some suggestions: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Adding-new-MX84-to-replace-old-MX80-then-renewing-all-other/m-p/5122 Thanks, Mark

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 26 2018

@MerakiLOL wrote: I mean, physically if I want to stack my switches so they would be represented the way it will show up in my portal, that would make more sense to me then just having a PLUG & PRAY approach, they must have a more detailed documentation on this, no? If you want the stack to display in the portal a certain way, then name the stack members like so: Switch1 Switch2 Switch3 As they'll be listed alphabetically. Thanks, Mark

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 26 2018

@NetworkingGuy wrote: I have been told that there are a limit to the amount of switches you can have in a single stack. I've been told 5 switches but I'd have to Google around to confirm. Up to eight switches can be stacked together, either physically or virtually.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 19 2018

Yes, that's what the layer 7 deny rule for remote ip range is for. I don't think you can do anything in the forwarding section for this though.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 18 2018

In Network wise --> Configure --> General Scroll down to Device Configuration and change the Password there, or even just click on the show password link there. Edit: Ahh I see you tried this... strange that it didn't work... are you sure it's the same device?

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 18 2018

That would be handy and much better than the alternative of having to customize, upload and assign separate wallpaper image per device.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 16 2018

This would be nice for sure. But i'd still have my work around in affect even if this functionality came into being. I have a nagios instance in AWS that monitors both WANs at a few different locations. That way I can get emails, sms and push notifications of any loss or high latency.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 13 2018

Just wishing for the functionality to block an entire country but then white list specific sites or IPs within that country. Been asking for awhile now, anyone else interested in this? Thanks, Mark

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 13 2018

Thanks @PhilipDAth for that. I wasn't aware that it would work. Might still be a good idea to have an off-site DC too though, but maybe not a RODC, haha.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 13 2018

Yes it's possible but it might not be the best idea. If the internet goes down at either location then the people at the remote office wouldn't be able to log in. Might be better to have a RODC at the remote site that syncs to the HQ DC.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 12 2018

Maybe a firmware update didn't go well? Someone unplugged or otherwise messed with it? Power outage? The next device up the line went down? If you check in Organization --> Firmware upgrades is there any mention of that particular device?

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 10 2018

So the idea is that the more questions that are asked about a language, the better it is? An argument could be made for the opposite too. And keep in mind, the last language I coded in was Turbo Pascal so i'm by no means a programmer!

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 10 2018

Are these easily replaceable units? Maybe their antenna are damaged? On the Meraki side, maybe fire up a second SSID and add one of the units that has issues to that SSID and see how that goes?

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 10 2018

Was a survey done to ensure no dead spots? My guess would be that there isn't enough coverage. If that's the case, you'd need to move your access points around or increase the number of access points.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 10 2018

This is plain old awesome! Congrats @PhilipDAth You totally deserve this recognition! Thanks @CarolineS and the whole of Meraki! What a community!

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 10 2018

Here's a good first step that also links to creating networks: https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Organizations_and_Networks/Creating_a_Dashboard_Account_and_Organization Edit: and how to claim devices: https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Inventory_and_Devices/Using_the_Organization_Inventory And how to use templates for multiple networks: https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Deployment_Guides/Switch_Templates_Deployment_Guide_(CVD)

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 9 2018

Wonder if @PhilipDAth is eligible 😉 Welcome to the forums to anyone new!

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 6 2018

In a hub and spoke setup, on the spoke side, make sure that the "default route" box is unchecked. That should do it.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 4 2018

Don't think that's do-able.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 3 2018

It is a good idea, but we should have the ability to not auto update apps as well. We have a couple apps that the developers enjoy using us as beta testers so we'd like to avoid that.

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 2 2018

@PhilipDAth: looks like NZ also requires that the possessor has some knowledge of criminal activity in order to be charged, at least that's what a quick search turned up: http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1961/0043/latest/DLM330408.html That being said, i'm no lawyer nor do I want to be one!

mmmmmmark · ‎Apr 2 2018

I think that typically, part of being charged with receiving stolen property is that the purchaser must know that the property is stolen. I'd like to think that most people would not purchase stolen property knowingly but obviously the fact that there are laws against it mean that people do it. But I also think it's better that law enforcement become involved in the situation so that hopefully the seller would be contacted by law enforcement and be able to either tell them who they got it from or, if they stole it, be charged. Again, it's not likely to work out that well in practice. So Meraki would have a moral obligation to notify law enforcement if they were contacted by the purchaser of stolen property, they shouldn't notify the owner other than to ask for a file number that whatever branch of law enforcement has provided the owner with regarding the theft. As for the buyer of stolen property, they'd be out the device but hopefully they would have used a method of payment that they could file a dispute with, like a credit card or paypal, etc.

mmmmmmark · ‎Mar 29 2018

@PhilipDAthwrote: It might be visible under: Security Appliance/Security Centre/Events No dice unfortunately. I navigated to the government of Brazil website about 2 hours ago as we block Brazil and I just checked the events and the most recent one is from March 25th. I guess that's a good thing, haha.

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