Don't think that's do-able. ... View more

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. ... View more

@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! ... View more

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. ... View more

@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. ... View more

I hear the tax situation in Ireland is beneficial 😉   Glad you got it sorted out! ... View more

I don't think there's any logging but you could do a packet capture to see what's happening as well. ... View more

Couple of things to think about.   1. Do you have a static IP and is it going to change? If so then you'll need to go into the local management of the MX and change it there (navigate to http://mx.meraki.com/ in a browser)   2. If you have already set traffic shaping, you'll probably have to change it as the SDSL should have a higher upload and possibly download too, in the Meraki portal go to Security appliance --> Configure --> Traffic Shaping   Not sure about the ramifications of any changes in PPPoE but the provider should be able to help you out with that.   Also, if you have any external DNS pointing to your existing IP and it's going to change, you'll have to update the existing DNS.   I'm sure others will chime in with more stuff but that's what I can think up.   Thanks,   Mark ... View more

Until someone smarter than me pipes in, I'd suggest to a packet capture to see where the clients are getting the DNS info from. ... View more

With DNS, there's the option to search a local domain too, that might be what's going on? ... View more

I wonder if doing an ipconfig /flushdns would stop the inside stuff from resolving?   Edit: I'll just read your ENTIRE post next time, nothing to see here! ... View more

Kinda fits in with this topic too: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Off-the-Stack/Do-not-buy-Used-Meraki-Equipment-from-eBay-Or-Any-Unauthorized/td-p/12645   It's a nice wish for sure, just not likely to happen. ... View more

Now to find out who was trying to SYN flood Meraki! 😉  ... View more

What firmware are you on? Not sure if that makes a difference or not. The details link is showing up on my networks that only have switches as well. ... View more

I just tested with myself as a VPN client and was able to restrict my bandwidth to 1Mb up and down and blocked myself from the LAN. My phone is configured to connect to the VPN via Sentry so i'm not sure if that's part of why it works. It was a separate group policy that I applied to restrict my phone. ... View more

I agree. At my prior position, we had a fiber connection as the primary WAN and then five ADSL connections as the backup WAN, we ended up connecting the five ADSL modems into a pfSense firewall (it had pf disabled so it was just routing) and connecting the pfSense into WAN2 of the MX. Not ideal by a long shot but it has done the trick for over a year now. The pfSense was able to support all six WANs by itself when it was the main firewall. ... View more

Doesn't look like there's an option to send an alert when the secondary WAN changes status. What I do is have a Nagios instance running in AWS EC2 that pings both my connections and lets me know if they're experiencing loss or go out all together. ... View more

If you block Germany, teamviewer will stop working. At least that was my experience from about a year ago. ... View more

That would be awesome Philip! In my last position, we were looking for a digital display vendor and we never found a decent one so we held off. Seeing how Meraki does things though, I can happily say that they'd easily make the short list 🙂 ... View more

And then if you're in the Apple VPP, you can purchase apps and assign them to the device once the device gets an internet connection.   I just finished setting up some iPads that are in the DEP and VPP so I power up the iPad, tell it what language and country i'm in, hook it up to wifi and the Meraki MDM does the rest, installing apps (you need to include the Meraki Systems Manager app in the VPP for this to work), arranging the apps on the screen, etc.   Thanks,   Mark ... View more

Very slick! Well done 🙂 ... View more

My experience is that to remain supervised through a restore, the device has to be in the Apple DEP program. ... View more

The MX84 use the Intel Atom C2000 line as they are susceptible to the clock signal issue. Not sure about the other MX lines though. ... View more