I have both Meraki and M-Go products. The real question is what do you have your MX doing on the edge, how much support do you require, and what new features do you need in the coming 12 months? The reason being If you require 24/7 phone support Meraki is the way to go period full stop. If you just need two VLANs, a DHCP server, a few switch ports with trunk/access ports, and an AP that allows a couple of SSIDs then M-Go could work for you. If you have your MX doing AnyConnect VPN, Some of the enhanced firewall options, or site-to-site VPN then M-Go is not  the way to go. ... View more

From the web portal click network / + / wired network. Enter the following information: Custom Network Name VLAN ID Subnet Mask Click  save You should see the network listed in your Network list. Optional Click the New Network / edit. And you can enable / disable DHCP Adjust  DNS servers or Delete the network.   I hope this helps. ... View more

If all you have is a couple of VLANs, a DHCP servers, port forwards, then yes M go is a good fit. If you need additional features then it may not be a good fit for this install. ... View more

Can you share a bit about your network, so we may be able to help you with this issue.  What VLAN are the computers , cameras, and tablets on? How is the SSID setup for the tablets? ... View more

I'm am super happy to see your issue is resolved. I did want to post this point from the data sheet for anyone else that may run across this post in the future.   Firewall Throughput - 500+ Mbp/s https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/GX50_Data_Sheet Mike one quick question.. How were you testing your speeds? ... View more

As always check your junk folder. Second try to register again and see if the site tells you the email or account exists. Lastly try to hit forgot password on the login page. ... View more

NICE! These units will provide a really great wifi6 solution for micro business SOHO installs. ... View more

I understand but before you go that route it is worth pulling a packet capture to see what you may be seeing. ... View more

I can't speak for the slow responses from the support team, but if you're willing to post your issues here maybe the community can help. ... View more

Just for giggles can you set your DNS to 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 on your iPhone IF your router is set as DNS. If the DNS server is something external can your set DNS to your router? Lastly it may be time to break out wireshark when the issue is taking place and poke around with the findings. One last question and I just skimmed the post what firmware are you on with your APs? ... View more

Did you make all the changes at once? ... View more

Can you try the following settings one by one then test? 1. Navigate to Networks / SSID / Settings / Advance Settings / Radio Settings / Dual Band (Not with Band Steering) Allow time to settle and verify if the dropping continues 2. Navigate to Hardware / Select the AP / Radio Settings / 5 GHz band / Channel width / Select 40 MHz / Then click Apply. 3. Verify the channels are manually set and not on auto. ... View more

Just a couple of questions for you if you don't mind.   1. Is this install a single AP or multiple? 1.a If multiple can you verify if each AP does not have channel overlap. 2. Does this issue happen on multiple iPhones? 3. Did you turn band steering off or on? 4. What version of iOS are you on? 5. What channel widths do you have configured?   Things to try 1. Turn wifi off and back on. 2. Renew IP address on test iPhone. 3. Forget the network and reconnect.  ... View more

@hidden0 I can confirm that 1.1.1.100/#connection does work. Test method 1. Connect to an SSD that connects to switch in question 2. Manually set IP to 1.1.1.99 3. Navigate to 1.1.1.100 ... View more

Thanks for putting this together ... View more

What switch model? ... View more

I just tested this same setup in my lab and found the following:   Navigating to the IP of the router: Pass Navigating to the IP of the APs: Pass Navigating to the IP of the switch: Fail   Attempted to reach all devices on a flat network along with a VLANed network. What I didn't test was having the switch and my laptop be the only devices in the network and browse to "my.meraki.com". If the FQDN method is used then the page may flip between the AP or the router which ever device answers first. ... View more

@Mak did this workaround help? I see you have wish listed in the QA section. ... View more

@Mak ,   I think there might be a bug when creating  a new secured VLAN. For me I did the following and got the same result that you did.    1. Created a new wired VLAN enabling the secure network feature and DHCP server. 2. Created a new SSID. 3. Connect my laptop to the new SSID and attempted to pin across the VLANs.   To verify my work I went to settings / Local Network Addressing / "Select the VLAN" / Edit / Configure VLAN. It was here that I saw that the  Secure this network option was still disabled. Once I enabled the option and waited 2 minutes I was no longer able to cross VLANs. ... View more

@speakerfritz That is very interesting. Just out of curiosity what is the POE setting set to on your switch?   Hardware / GS110-8P / See All Ports / "Port" / Settings / Advance Setting   For me it is set to "on" and POE is pouring my APs and a POE phone without any issues. ... View more

Mak,   I don't think the M-Go product supports being a Radius server at this time, but that is a feature I am sure you could request for future development. I am  also including a link to the support documentation to help with some of the questions    https://documentation.meraki.com/Go ... View more

POE switches are rated on their overall power budget, this is not a Meraki only practice. What you have to look for are description like POE, POE+, POE++, AT, AT/AF, AF/AF/BT.  ... View more

@Mak    That switch is a POE+ switch which mates it AT/AF. Meraki Go doesn't offer a BT switch. The max supported ratting for AT is 30watts, this may not work for the AP you want to connect. On a side note DANG that is a lot of power for an AP..... I had two APs that required BT power, but those APs supported up to 1500 clients and had three radios.  ... View more

If you have another device on that network that can hand out DHCP (if needed) then you do the following:   Assuming this is a M-Go full stack 1. Create the VLAN on the switch 2. Go to the uplink port on Hardware / GX20 / See All Ports / Select the switch uplink port)/ Settings / Advance Settings / Configure VLAN / Change Allowed VLANs from "all" to the VLANs you want to access the internet.    If you don't have a full stack 1. Create the VLAN on your managed switch 2. Create DHCP pool on your switch or server of choice 3. Go to the uplink on you managed switch and remove the VLAN from that port   From my time with M-Go I did not see a firewall rules section. So to be able to be able to create a rule that says source VLAN X with destination Internet doesn't look to be available at this time. If I am wrong I am interested to be pointed in the right direction of the GUI. ... View more