@NolanHerring is correct.  Their is no practical limit on the number of static routes.   It has a limit of two WAN interfaces - which is perhaps where that number has come from.  But it sounds like your MPLS circuit will be connected via a LAN port anyway. ... View more

Well done team.   I'm so busy at the moment I haven't been able to give the community as much time as normal.  So if you want to try and take the lead - this is your chance! ... View more

If you are going to use a native VLAN of 100 then you need to configure the SSID to use bridging with no VLAN. ... View more

So lets get this straight - your "customer" has an MR33,  registered by an unknown person to an unknown organisation?   Sounds like it is stolen to me. ... View more

The switch port should be configured as a trunk port, and you obviously need a DHCP server on VLAN100. ... View more

Tha main info is here: https://meraki.cisco.com/partners   You are meant to have a Cisco CCNA or better style qualification, and be working for a Cisco Partner. ... View more

I'm guessing the 4G failover does not work.   The MX will not care as long as it has an Internet connection.  ... View more

It sounds to me like something has gone badly wrong with the synchronising of the forwarding tables in the switch stack.  Personally, I would arrange a time when I could power the whole switch stack down and then back up again.   Have you definately got something plugged into all the switch stack ports, and connected them so they form a ring?  For example, stack port 1 on each switch is connected to stack port 2 on the next switch, and then the bottom switch stack port 1 connects to the top switch stack port 2? ... View more

Time to upgrade your wife. ... View more

I don't see how you could use geofencing to trigger an app, to trigger the VPN.  You would have to create a custom app, but if you were creating a custom app you might as well have it do the VPN itself. ... View more

If you query the interface data volume every 60s then you can calculate the average bit rate.  You don't need to worry about the timing on the device - you just need to time when you make your queries. ... View more

The mobile version of the Web site works fine (I'm using it right now).   There is no need for a seperate app.  There is no problem to solve.  ... View more

No... ... View more

Typically GPON is deployed with a standard copper Ethernet presentation.  So there is nothing Meraki need to do.   How is it being deployed in your country that prevents it working with Meraki? ... View more

Wel there you go - it does mention the 15 minute delay with templates. "When scheduling a large template to upgrade firmware, the upgrade will automatically stagger into 15 minute intervals. This prevents upgrades from stressing the Meraki cloud by not having all devices download firmware at the same time."   I wonder what "large" means. ... View more

This article is quite good at explaining the switch upgrade process. https://documentation.meraki.com/Architectures_and_Best_Practices/Cisco_Meraki_Best_Practice_Design/Best_Practices_for_Meraki_Firmware#Best_Practice_for_MS_Firmware ... View more

"Devices bound to a template sort of update at the same time, when you schedule them for say 11pm on Saturday, they will update at 11pm on Saturday for their local network time. Meraki will automatically stagger these upgrades in 15 minute intervals to prevent stressing the Meraki cloud."   I don't believe this to be correct.  I've upgraded the firmware for an MX templated network with 200 odd networks.  If the devices were staggered 15 minutes apart it would have taken 50 hours to complete.   "Usually switches will perform the upgrade with the 'furthest' switch. So the CORE would be last for example. Access points is a hit or miss in my experience. The upgrade itself has no impact, it is only when the device reboots that there is any downtime. That is unavoidable."   I don't believe this to be correct.  All switches in the network initiate the download.  They wait 20 minutes to give all the other switches a chance to complete their downloads, and then initiate a reboot.     With regard to using staged switch upgrades tool, you select the time to upgrade the network.  Then you use the staged switch upgrade feature to move the upgrade time for specific switches so that they happen earlier than the originally scheduled time.  Any switch not specified in the stage upgrade tool gets done at the originally scheduled time. ... View more

Are the tablets connecting over WiFi? ... View more

Apple, Android, Chromebook or Windows 10? ... View more

That is a very nice layout @NolanHerring. ... View more

If you read the API link I posted it gives aggregated data that can be filtered by SSID. ... View more