Hi @Marian2020    That should not happen unless the unit itself has gone bad, the power cable/coord is going out, or the power from the source is faulty in some way.   I recommend trying to plug any other electrical equipment on the same outlet as a test to make sure the input power is working as expected. If you are using PoE, try using another port or even better the D/C adapter for power instead.   Sometimes LED changes look like a reboot. Did you notice anything else that helps you be confident that the device is actually restarting? ... View more

Hello @Perkinje    What disconnection notice are you getting? Is it the built-in push/email notifications about hardware going offline?   If that is the case, it certainly merits further investigation with the link or internet connection you have mentioned. If the hardware was working fine on a prior connection, these reports should be trusted until we can prove they are innacurate or otherwise.   It would also be a good idea to open a support case to see if anything is amiss. ... View more

Hello @Cambium  I'm terribly sorry to hear about that delayed email response. If you are still waiting, sometimes a "Forgot password" or password reset action will kick it loose. It is also worth checking your spam or junk mail folders for the email, as it can get caught up in there from time to time. ... View more

Hello @BjohnsonSTL    That is a great question! There is nothing stopping you from connecting any of the Meraki Go switches on any ports. You can connect the two 48 port switches via the SFP ports and leverage all 96 available ethernet ports for client devices.   To be clear, though, the Go switch line does not support what the industry commonly refers to as switch stacking or VSS. Each of the two switches will handle STP and their configurations individually. ... View more

@TyShawn    Sorry for my delayed reply, you haven't lost my attention. There is always talk internally about VPN. We're looking at a multitude of approaches, so your input on what you need specifically is helpful. It echoes what others have said here on the forum.   A demo capability is a great idea. We're doing some project work now that could definitely benefit from an added demo capability. I'm not making any promises, but that is certainly something we will explore. ... View more

Hello @Mansoor123    The CMNO is an enterprise related item. You can find the enterprise community forum by clicking here.   From what I can tell the CMNO will not count towards an ECMS 1 or ECMS 2, but I would certainly ask your question in the appropriate venue to be sure. ... View more

Hello @Aileron87    The Meraki Go platform, as of today, does not support site-to-site VPN. You may be referring to the enterprise line of Meraki products.   However, to answer your question, the site to site VPN firewall rules on the enterprise line are organization wide. That means every MX will interpret them globally. So if site A sends traffic to site B but site B has firewall rules, the traffic will still be subject to them as they are global to all MX in the site-to-site VPN topology.   Looking for the Cisco Meraki enterprise community? ... View more

Hello @tacotaco    That is a great question! Your configuration is stored on the Meraki cloud servers. It is not on your phone or any local device.   We handle the backup and restore at an infrastructure level within our company. There are numerous backup and restore safe guards that our site reliability engineers put in place to ensure the ongoing continuity of serving configurations to hardware is working.   In the extremely rare scenario there is an outage, your hardware will continue operating on the last configuration it was served from the controller on the cloud.  ... View more

Hello @JoelKelley    Unfortunately we do not support configuration of static routes on the GX at this time. That would be considered a feature request.   To flip this and make it work, point your clients to that raspberry pi as a default gateway (being sure the pi can do IP forwarding), and let the PI punt non VPN traffic to the GX for routing instead. VPN traffic should hit the PI for processing, encapsulation, and forwarding on the VPN tunnel and otherwise hit the PI's default route of the GX for any non VPN traffic (if you are going to use a split tunnel). ... View more

Hello @Little_monk  Node red is pretty cool, I'll admit, but unfortunately Meraki Go does not support API calls (like the Meraki enterprise line). ... View more

Hey @clensert    I figure a late reply is better than none. The Meraki Go access points (GR) support VLAN tagging. You can choose to configure any network or SSID with a particular VLAN tag.   This is accomplished by configuring a network in Bridge mode, and then heading over to the advanced settings to specify a VLAN tag to add to traffic on that particular network.   ... View more

Good thing we added the DDNS hostname in the app last year eh @Generalist ? 😃   Let us know if you have any feedback! ... View more

Hey @networkmaven,   Thanks for reaching out. We didn't do a firmware upgrade, we'll be sure to put out a notice if we do. There may be a configuration oddity or bandwidth throttling happening when it shouldn't? However, that doesn't sound likely (it seems you haven't made any changes).   When it comes to wireless suddenly changing speeds, it is almost always channel selection and utilization. In fact, it jumps out to me that the ASUS AP and GR10 are most certainly on separate channels. Finally, the GR can automatically change channels. While it tends to do this to make improvements, perhaps it made it worse. Have you tried checking out the wireless channels in use? I'd check the following: Plug in that ASUS AP, see what channels it is using and what bandwidth if possible (20, 40, or 80 Mhz). Plug in the GR10 and do the same, find out what channels it is broadcasting on. You can do this in the app and even select which channels to use (Hardware > GR10 > Radio Controls in the app). When connecting a laptop, check which band it uses on both the ASUS and the GR10. This could be either 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz bands. 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz can both work well, it just depends on how "busy" the channel selected is.  Your neighbor may have even installed an access point that was conflicting with the GR10 channel but not the ASUS.   Let me know where you wind up on this one! ... View more

Hello @TyShawn    This feedback is truly appreciated. I may not make it here frequently enough, but I do come to the community and try to stay up to date with everyone's concerns.   Guided VLAN Support - Improvements are coming! We've made strides not only in improving how you actually create a VLAN (giving it a better home in the app as well), but we're bringing in the required toggles that will automatically build out the requisite L3 firewall rules to truly lock down a network. Guest Wifi enhancement - This is an entirely fair position, and certainly something we can open up. I'll review our present implementation and, given the progress on #1, see what intelligent cross product configuration we can do in the app. VPN Support - We're always looking at ways to improve the GX line, and VPN is one of the most obvious ways we can approach that goal. In terms of VPN, what solutions out there do you like? Other community members have mentioned an IPSec configuration would be sufficient (i.e. client VPN where the GX serves clients connecting in). Do you need inbound VPN support for clients connecting to the GX, or site to site VPN support for the GX to other locations?   And don't get me wrong TyShawn, I know how useful a phone call can be. As such, I've been working with our developers to better understand what steps we'd take in the most common scenarios, and opening up the necessary tools to help you troubleshoot right away. For example, an alerting device being able to link you directly to its' local status page (where quite specific details about issues can be found) to show you without delay what the current problem is.   Thank you, as always, for helping us make the Meraki Go product line into something better for everyone. ... View more

That is correct. The Meraki Go app will only scan Meraki Go hardware, and let you manage it in the app.   Having all Meraki Go hardware gives you that single pane of glass and ease of management in one place. However, if you are looking to toss another vendors switch, access point, or firewall in the mix - all that is required for the Go hardware to function is a valid IP address and an internet connection (to reach our cloud controllers which dish out the configuration to the device). ... View more

We can certainly help make this more clear in the onboarding and hardware scanning process. The current procedure may make too strong an assumption of there being a full stack of Meraki Go hardware to scan. I'll take a pass over the flow and see if we can make it more intelligent, thank you for the insight on this one! ... View more

Hello @Sl1m-007    I realize you have already returned your equipment, but I (as you) wanted to let future visitors of this thread know what an anomaly your experience has been. A truly fascinating experience, despite being unfortunate and what was likely frustrating.   First, we're working to improve our support experience every day. We take these moments to heart, and do our best to learn and grow from them.   If you ever decide to come back to the product line, I think we'd all love to hear the end of the saga regarding how youtube videos and locales were out of sync with your expectations or your region. For what it is worth, the Meraki Go hardware is not as sophisticated to manipulate what youtube video (or other traffic sources) you attempt to view. Client traffic requesting youtube videos is handled by the client software, commonly SSL encrypted, and that traffic is then forwarded to the IP addresses the client was communicating with by the Meraki Go hardware. In other words, we can't change that traffic, so I'm left astonished. ... View more

Quick bump - our next app release will have an additional success check on the reboot command. It won't solve the problem by any means, but it will certainly take us a step in the right direction. ... View more

Hey @JimRice  While I can't directly answer that question, I did have an alternative idea to throw out there given you haven't had any answers yet.   How about a PoE injector instead? That way you can inject power into the cable, and then use an extra long cable without the power cord, perhaps keeping the PoE injector close to a power outlet. ... View more

Hello @Capra  The Meraki Go will not allow modification of any MAC addresses. They are, in effect, static assignments. You are able to block websites. Our documentation on this feature may be found here: https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Meraki_Go_-_Web_Blocking   I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi @BrandonS  It definitely helps to vent, and we're here to listen and help as best we can. These failures are certainly not the experience I or any of my team want for you and your customers using Meraki Go. This behavior most certainly deserves more attention with a support case. Definitely open up a ticket so we can better help you:   https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Meraki_Go_-_Support   Another facet of this problem is the vague error "having trouble reaching Meraki Go". To partially resolve this issue, we'll be including a new feature to submit error reports when these vague errors occur. This will help our support team, and yourself, pin down the exact nature of these problems in a more rapid timeframe. The functionality is in place and we're actively working to implement the tool in situations much like these. ... View more

In terms of dnsmasq, the Go platform will update its software in lieu of the MR platform as listed on the PSIRT advisory.   I understand that remains unclear as of today. However, for the purposes of this vulnerability, the firmware release version for the MR will be applicable to the GR platform. An upcoming release will reveal firmware versions in the app, thus helping close the gap and ensure (once available) the patch is installed successfully on any devices. ... View more

Hello @olavrb    I appreciate your patience as we completed our entire investigation regarding DNSpooq. Please see the updated PSIRT advisory for the full details.   As of this time, Meraki Go software is indeed vulnerable to DNSpooq per the advisory. Our developers are hard at work on a fix, which is estimated to be delivered in August of this year.   The result of this scenario has led to positive outcomes, though, as we will be sure to display the running firmware on the Meraki Go hardware in the app in the next release. In addition, our team has also prepared in advance to schedule upgrades as soon as the software update is available to resolve the matter.   Thank you for spreading awareness and helping the Go community. ... View more

@VeryFatBoy    I owe everybody an update on this one.   Given support and myself don't have any way to see in this tunnel, we're working on building a proper light. The main issue we face is not being able to reproduce the issue ourselves. This is further complicated by the data that would help us not being saved or being accessible to end users.   As such, we're working on a bug reporting tool in the app that will help give us contextual data surrounding the failure you are facing (and other failures, too) as they occur. Our goal is to fire a dialogue when unexpected actions like this take place, allowing you and others to submit error reports with the ever so necessary details about that problem.   I'll provide an update here after we make any changes in how reboot commands are handled. ... View more