If you'd have 4 fibers you could cross connect them for full redundancy but in this case it's just from the  stack of 225's each one cable to a 220. ... View more

Very cool Swag! Thanks Meraki! ... View more

Actually, logout seems to be working now. Let me know if you're still seeing it not work! ... View more

Branching this off slightly - if you have MS switches doing the VLAN's and an MX in place as well. I am guessing you'd need to route the VLAN's back to the MX to achieve such results? ... View more

@PeterJames - Precisely!   Noe that is a plan I can get behind. I am in! ... View more

CMNA has a different focus to ECMS and CMSS CMNA has more of a sales focus ECMS and CMSS (not released currently) are more technically focussed I would pursue ECMS1 if you are in regular contact / administering the devices regularly ... View more

Hold still here ... View more

Even the API only allows access to sceenshots, which is kind of nice, but still a real show stopper for many of my customers. I expect a bunch of more sales after the API provides a live feed... if it ever does. ... View more

More information   I had been prototyping a network layout where there is no "Trusted Lan" (See Google's BeyondCorp).  I enabled port isolation on my switches, and then Layer 2 Isolation on the RADIUS lan.  So the Layer 2 isolation is breaking the ability of a client on a Meshed Access Point to connect to the internet. ... View more

How to say I am disappointed these don't stack with the MS350 line ... View more

We are go to Run..... ... View more

Who has been using Meraki products the longest? I install my first Meraki APs, before Cisco took over. 2012 -Meraki only labels. ... View more

I had Chrome changing the SSID password if I ever opened the Wireless / Access Control page.  The edit box must have been labeled "password" in the HTML code, because it kept putting in my Meraki password.   I raised a support ticket to have then change the name of the edit box, and the problem has stopped occuring sometime after that.   When the problem was occuring, the site warned me that I had changes that needed to be saved  every time I opened the page. ... View more

We have found that the MR30H models are great options for "holes" of coverage that are too small to rate a full blown MR42 or MR52.  They also serve well for conference room tables because users can get the best of both worlds with wired and wireless.  They are very versatile devices and really help us out around our building. ... View more

No problem @PaulG and thank you for the resolution confirmation on your side!    FYI this brief base64 decrypting issue happened after we added $VARIABLE support for custom uploaded .mobileconfig files. You can now make your custom .mobileconfig files even more robust by using variables of Meraki Dashboard values.    Learn more about this powerful new feature and all the supported .mobileconfig variables here:  https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Profiles_and_Settings/Variables_in_Custom_Apple_Profiles_with_Systems_Manager   ... View more

Bridge Mode just means you're using your internal network for DHCP. Whatever is providing it currently. ... View more

Thanks everyone for the responses! I've spoken with Meraki several times on this. Again, it would be so nice if you could clear an entry for these kinds of situations. ... View more

I've managed to crack this problem recently.   The short answer is to use an Amazon AWS Lambda script to check the status of each vMX and dynamically update the Amazon AWS route tables.  So if one vMX goes down everything will fail over nicely to the other vMX.   I have had my first crack at documenting the process and requirements here: http://www.ifm.net.nz/cookbooks/meraki-ha-vmx-amazon-aws.html ... View more

Liking the socks, but I'm holding out for Lime Green sunglasses! ... View more

@jdsilva 😄      ... View more

@KA    Yes this is a common scenario we have, when taking over sites and beginning the change or update of equipment. We usually start at the gateway to secure ingress and egress into the network then work back replacing the network equipment.   You shouldn't have any issues doing this 🙂  ... View more

got it Thanks!  ... View more

KUDOS!  @Nick  ... View more

We've run into problems when using LX/LH or SX optics on the WAN port of an MX right out of the box. It's always required a firmware upgrade before the WAN port will work with those optics. Same goes for using some 1G optics on the SFP+ ports.      ... View more