Happy birthday to the best community! 🎉 ... View more

We will simply chose two MS425 and connect them. We don't need 10gbit in our scenario, but if we only get this feature with the 425 series, we'll get them. Thank you! ... View more

That was fun, congrats to all of you! ... View more

https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Using_the_Cisco_Meraki_Device_Local_Status_Page ... View more

Here is the code. I simplified some of it. You need an S3 bucket to save the network and an EventBridge to call the script every minute. You can set the Meraki key in the parameters of the lambda function.   from encodings import utf_8 import requests, boto3, os, json def lambda_handler(event, context😞     api_key = os.environ['Meraki_Key']     url = 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/[ORG ID]/uplinksLossAndLatency'     header = {"X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key": api_key, "Content-Type": "application/json"}     response = requests.get(url,headers=header)     s3 = boto3.client('s3')     bucket='[S3 BUCKET]'     key = 'networklist.txt'     for network in response.json():         if network['ip'] != '8.8.8.8' and network['uplink']=="wan1":             print(network['networkId'])             print(network['ip'])             loss=False             for iteration in network['timeSeries']:                 if int(0 if iteration['lossPercent'] is None else iteration['lossPercent']) >= 30:                     loss=True                     network_info = requests.get("https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/"+network['networkId'], headers=header)                     print(network_info.json()['name'])                     tags = network_info.json()['tags'].split(' ')                     if "_primary_down" in tags[1] or "_primary_down" in tags[2]:                         print("VPN already swapped")                         break                     else:                         #Ändern der Tags                         print("Need to change VPN, recent loss - "+str(iteration['lossPercent']))                         if "_primary_up" in tags[1]:                             tags[1] = tags[1].split("_up")[0]+"_down"                         if "_primary_up" in tags[2]:                             tags[2] = tags[2].split("_up")[0]+"_down"                         if "_backup_down" in tags[1]:                             tags[1] = tags[1].split("_down")[0]+"_up"                         if "_backup_down" in tags[2]:                             tags[2] = tags[2].split("_down")[0]+"_up"                         payload = {'tags': tags[2]+" "+tags[1]}                         #Setzen der Tags                         new_network_info = requests.put("https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/"+network['networkId'], data=json.dumps(payload), headers=header)                         #betroffenes Netzwerk wird in S3 Bucket geschrieben                         s3.put_object(Body=s3.get_object(Bucket=bucket, Key=key)['Body'].read().decode('utf-8') + "\n" + network['networkId'], Bucket=bucket, Key=key)                         break             #Tags werden zurückgesetzt wenn Loss wieder auf 0 zurück geht             if loss==False and network['networkId'] in s3.get_object(Bucket=bucket, Key=key)['Body'].read().decode('utf-8'😞                 print("Primary VPN healthy again..swapping back")                 network_info = requests.get("https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/"+network['networkId'], headers=header)                 tags = network_info.json()['tags'].split(' ')                 if "_primary_down" in tags[1]:                     tags[1] = tags[1].split("_down")[0]+"_up"                 if "_primary_down" in tags[2]:                     tags[2] = tags[2].split("_down")[0]+"_up"                 if "_backup_up" in tags[1]:                     tags[1] = tags[1].split("_up")[0]+"_down"                 if "_backup_up" in tags[2]:                     tags[2] = tags[2].split("_up")[0]+"_down"                         payload = {'tags': tags[1]+" "+tags[2]}                 #Setzen der Tags                 new_network_info = requests.put("https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/"+network['networkId'], data=json.dumps(payload), headers=header)                 #Netzwerk wird von S3 Bucket gelöscht                 s3.put_object(Body="", Bucket=bucket, Key=key)                         print("Sleeping for 30s...") ... View more

Have you activated Umbrella under SD-WAN > Threat protection > Umbrella protection ?   For MR it's Wireless > Configure > Firewall & traffic shaping   I faced some problems too without activating the protection there... ... View more

Still need the right socks to the MR45 😉   ... View more

Starlink works great even with VoiP. We do not have any issues so far. The VPN tunnel is very stable and is much better than cellular connection. A commercial use of the starlink network is not allowed at this moment.    Residential Use Only; No Resale. Starlink consumer Services are for exclusive use for personal, family, household or residential use. Use of Starlink consumer Services by commercial, enterprise, governmental or institutional users is prohibited, unless approved by Starlink. You may not resell access to the Services to others as a stand-alone or value-added service.   ... View more

Oh my... Yes, the checkbox was missing. Now I can see the logs of the firewall rules.   Thanks a lot! ... View more

Oh Yeah I found some of these, unfortunately just a few   <134>1 1636619339.383779076 DE_WASTE_BIO_SCHKO_01_MX001 flows src=10.X.X.X dst=10.X.X.X mac=X:X:X:X protocol=tcp sport=54082 dport=13000 pattern: 0 all   But most look like this:   <134>1 1636619576.273300189 DE_WASTE_WSM_BERNB_01_MX001 ip_flow_start src=172.X.X.X dst=8.8.8.8 protocol=udp sport=33014 dport=53 translated_src_ip=192.X.X.X translated_port=33014   Maybe because most of the logs are stateless and not firewall relevant?   ... View more

I installed Graylog, thanks for your help! The installation is pretty straight forward and has a very nice gui.   I'm just wondering that there are no logs where I can see which traffic was blocked or allowed through the MX. On other firewalls I can see which rule traffic passes or blocks...   Am I missing something here? ... View more

The **ssid and ssid.update did the trick, this is awsome, thank you guys 🙂 ... View more

Okay, I wrote a "make a wish" in dashboard. I can't imagine that it is too difficult to implement this feature.  Let's wait then...   Thank you guys ... View more