Hi @robfromsc  What are you trying to achieve with this VMX? VMXs are typically used as VPN endpoints for Client VPN and S2S VPN Tunnels. If you have resources in Azure you want remote users or sites to access securely you can set up a VMX and have them access these resources via a VPN. Since resources are accessed in this way it is inherently secure, so you wouldn't need to put a firewall in front of a VMX. ... View more

This feature is only available for MX devices with an Advanced Security License. If your MX device is using an Enterprise License then this feature will not be available.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Creating_and_Applying_Group_Policies#Available_Options ... View more

In the Group Policy, there will be a section at the bottom titled "Allow list URL patterns". Set this section to override and then add whatsapp.com to the box on the right. This setting will supersede the L7 Rules created.      ... View more

Hi @Gian666  In the Meraki Dashboard, Group policies supersede Layer 7 rules. What this means is that you can continue blocking the category "Social web and photo sharing" for users on your network. Blocking their access to WhatsApp and other services that fall into this category.    You can then create a Group Policy, and use it to allow access to WhatsApp, for a group of users you would specify. This would allow you to block WhatsApp and other Social web and photo-sharing services to all, except a group of users you specify.   ... View more

Hi @ccgmercado The local status page (LSP) of any Meraki device can be accessed through a web browser on a connected host machine. Therefore, if you can remotely connect to a computer that is connected to the switch, you will be able to reach the LSP remotely using switch.meraki.com or the Switch's LAN IP.   This would require the Switch to be online and connected to the Dashboard. If the Switch was offline and unreachable you would not be able to access the LSP remotely and would need to be onsite with the switch to reach the LSP. ... View more

Hola @lerojas  Está recibiendo el error 789 de Windows. Recomendaría echar un vistazo a la configuración del adaptador en la computadora de Windows y asegurarse de que la opción Contraseña sin cifrar (PAP) esté permitida. Si esa configuración está permitida pero aún recibes un mensaje de error, le recomiendo realizar una captura de paquetes en la interfaz de Internet de su MX67W para verificar y ver si hay tráfico ISAKMP bidireccional. Vincularé dos artículos útiles a continuación.   Articulo sobre el error 789 de Windows: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/Guided_Client_VPN_Troubleshooting/Unable_to_Connect_to_Client_VPN_from_Some_Devices#Windows_Error_628_and_Windows_Error_789   Artículo con pasos para capturar paquetes en la interfaz de Internet de MX y cómo filtrarlos usando Wireshark: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/Guided_Client_VPN_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Client_VPN_with_Packet_Captures ... View more