There is a warning given on the document link below that indicates the following (for your consideration): Removing an MX from its former network and moving it to a new network will wipe out the existing configuration on the MX, that it had from its old network. ... View more

Moving Devices between Networks  ... View more

Yes - you would likely want to make changes during maintenance window and configure each after moving the meraki devices to it's new network. ... View more

Hopefully I understand you correctly. You can select +Create a network to have 2 separate locations.   And to move the devices or split would still need to move the devices using the Organization > Configure > Inventory to the new network. ... View more

Or were you referring to the physical address that is reflected for each device.  That can be adjusted by simply going to each device and selecting the pencil where ADDRESS is at and changing it to reflect accurate physical locations.   ... View more

Can you be more specific when you refer to devices sitting in different locations.  Are you referring to Meraki devices or other devices with config/profiles enrolled for system manager?  Hard to understand without knowing more info or details. In the dashboard, Organization > Configure > Inventory is where you would choose (select) a meraki device and on the RH side under action change it's network or organization if that is what you are/were referring to. ... View more

How about disabling the port for 60-90 seconds then enabling it?  That's what worked for me.  Hope it works for you too. ... View more

I just fixed my MR36 that had a similar issue as you described above.  I turned off the port and turned it back on.  Nothing else in the equation changed.  Not sure what caused it to change to 1OOMB full duplex from 1Gig auto negotiate.  But it fixed mine. ... View more

I had this same scenario occur yesterday with one MR36 with nothing changing in the equation.  I believe it's possibly attributed to one AP that is rarely or seldomly used.  Cables are good, firmware all up-to-date.   ... View more

The ECMS is considered the ENTRY level training whether you are administrating one single instance or many instances. The great feature in the Learning Hub is that you a select what you want to go enroll in and take or learn about.  Individual modules would likely help your in-house crew however they only give you a completion at the end when finished versus a certification.  Hope this helps.   ... View more

Learning Hub  ... View more

If you are need it moved from the test network to a different network or organization you would need to move it in inventory.   In the Dashboard go to Organization > Configure > Inventory and check (select) the device you need to move and on the RH side select ACTIONS to Change network assignment, organization, remove from organization. ... View more

Public IP or Hostname is usually the Dynamic DNS of the other appliance (at least it is in my configurations or setups). ... View more

Remote ID field (if that is what you are referring to): This optional field is to identify the remote peer. This is to be configured when the Local ID of the remote peer is anything other than its Public IP. ... View more

Unfortunately I am not familiar with the Fortigate end of the equation but as long as the settings (or presets) match on both ends of the equation it should work.  Maybe you can step through the settings to verify they match.   ... View more

I believe you can use the default IPSec Policy. Site-to-Site VPN Settings  ... View more

Congratulations ! ! !👏👏👏 ... View more

Have you tried Call Me Now  ... View more

Perhaps this might be an option for you as well. Call me now is a new customer support feature on the Meraki Dashboard that allows you to get help from Meraki Support in a faster and more efficient way. With this feature, you have the ability to request an immediate call from Meraki Support directly through the dashboard.  Call Me Now  ... View more

Is this a brand new Meraki device not yet fetch a config?  Or an existing Meraki device that's already connected to the Dashboard? From the dashboard you can check Network-Wide > Configure > General for the Device configuration settings that enables/disables local access. ... View more

Doesn't sound as if you had a pleasant support case experience which is unfortunate.  The Dashboard has a GIVE YOUR FEEDBACK button in the lower RH corner if you haven't yet used that or are unaware of this feature.   Additionally, at the conclusion of your support case, you are typically given the option of providing feedback.   Although this doesn't fix the experience you described above, there are ways or means articulating back your support experience. Meraki Status tends to provide awareness to problematic things impacting a large number of customers. ... View more

@Brash I tend to see it on my older MX65W and MX68W but not on MX75, MX95 or MX105s.  Until it was referenced in the Documentation Digest and commented by @RaphaelL I almost forgot about it. ... View more

Adding and Removing Devices from Dashboard Networks ... View more

You can go to Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Firewall under Bonjour Forwarding and add services pertinent to your setup/configuration. ... View more