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merakichamp · ‎May 20 2020

The recommended use case for the MX security appliance in passthrough mode is when it is acting as a VPN Concentrator for the Cisco Meraki Auto VPN feature. Passthrough/VPN Concentrator mode ensures easy integration into an existing network that may already have layer 3 functionality and edge security in place. With this mode, a Cisco Meraki MX security appliance can be integrated into the existing topology and allow for seamless site to site communication with minimal configuration needed.

merakichamp · ‎May 20 2020

@Aamir Passthrough/Concentrator Mode is best used when there is an existing Layer 3 device upstream handling network routing functions. The MX in this instance would still act as a security appliance, but with less functionality for Layer 3 networking.

merakichamp · ‎May 19 2020

@Marc1 if then you have considered all the necessary steps for troubleshooting then i suggest you contact meraki support or @MerakiDave who is here can assist

merakichamp · ‎May 19 2020

so you have a non meraki device on the topology right?

merakichamp · ‎May 19 2020

@Marc1 just check this site it might help you identify the issue Site-to-Site VPN Troubleshooting

merakichamp · ‎May 18 2020

@Aamir Choose this option if you simply want to deploy the MX device: In bridge mode for traffic shaping and additional network visibility. As a one-armed VPN concentrator. it is also one of the best recommendation for SD WAN deployment Networks and Routing > MX Addressing and VLANs

merakichamp · ‎May 18 2020

@AndreasKvist you are most welcomed

merakichamp · ‎May 18 2020

@AndreasKvist The IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) standard supports up to 25.5W of power on the ports, allowing devices that require more than 15.4W to power on when connected to the PoE+ ports. hope this will shade some light PoE Support on MS Switches

merakichamp · ‎May 18 2020

and have you tried to check the port on the MS where your MR 32 is connected if it is enabled state and PoE too

merakichamp · ‎May 15 2020

@BBDave you want training on SD WAN and MX you can go to meraki site which has plenty of webinars training on the same you can leverage on that here is one https://youtu.be/zRgIMaNZDlY

merakichamp · ‎May 14 2020

hi @MakaraMEAS for more info Cisco Meraki Best Practice Design > Best Practice Design - MX Security and SD-WAN > Meraki SD-WAN Service Failover Time Failback Time AutoVPN Tunnels 30-40 seconds 30-40 seconds DC-DC Failover 20-30 seconds 20-30 seconds Dynamic path selection Up to 30 seconds Up to 30 seconds Warm Spare 30 seconds or less 30 seconds or less WAN connectivity 300 seconds or less 15-30 seconds

merakichamp · ‎May 14 2020

@isi hi kindly check it can help you http://go.teridion.com/rs/192-YYN-618/images/Meraki%20Deployment%20Guide.pdf

merakichamp · ‎May 14 2020

@opelsinei there is already real time streaming with meraki https://documentation.meraki.com/MV/Advanced_Configuration/External_RTSP if i got your concern right !!

merakichamp · ‎May 13 2020

@shuang1 sorry what do you mean? are you trying to say how will you know the AP is offline?

merakichamp · ‎May 13 2020

@JayEngland maybe see the below it can give you some light Architectures and Best Practices > Cisco Meraki Best Practice Design > Best Practice Design - MS Switching > Large Campus Switching Best Practices

merakichamp · ‎May 13 2020

@VinceR yes i get you in that point of justification but apparently that the option meraki for video quality you just have to use the third party which is only available on the new MV version that has been released but still you can contact meraki and hear their advice

merakichamp · ‎May 12 2020

@ScotherP i hope this will help https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Content_Filtering

merakichamp · ‎May 12 2020

@Aamir yes it should https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/MX67_and_MX68_Overview_and_Specifications

merakichamp · ‎May 5 2020

@CLCraddock yes the exit hub advertise a default route over Auto vpn to the spoke MX device. Traffic destined for subnets that are not reachable through other routes will be sent over vpn to the exit hub and this exit hub's default routes will be prioritized in descending order.

merakichamp · ‎May 5 2020

@DarrenOC, @BrechtSchamp, @PhilipDAth, @CptnCrnch you guys you are really inspiring to me when i see your huge contributions in this community you give me every reason to continue working hard in everything i do in my IT career thanks a lot and remember whatever you are doing you have young merakians like me who are watching you in this community

merakichamp · ‎May 1 2020

@CLCraddock the exit hub is to receive all traffic from a local traffic MX device on a full tunnel configuration which means all traffic will be tunneled to an exit hub but a more specific (longer prefix) route will take precedence 2. MX does not currently support OSPF routing this can only be used to advertise remote VPN subnents to a core switch and is only supported in VPN concentratore mode https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-site_VPN_Settings

merakichamp · ‎Apr 30 2020

@cwf great achievements sir you are really a role model to young meraki fans like me i will grow one day to be like you 🤝

merakichamp · ‎Apr 29 2020

that's great to hear there is a solution

merakichamp · ‎Apr 29 2020

@JCarey have you try to make a wish maybe

merakichamp · ‎Apr 29 2020

@Aquf i think it because most youtube content filtering is controlled by youtube itself however much you try you just need to consult youtube on that

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