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Re: Swap old network to Cisco Meraki MX, MS and MR products

by in Off the Stack
‎Jul 22 2018 9:55 AM
‎Jul 22 2018 9:55 AM
Hi   I will turn it on again when I swaped the envirument.   Best Regard Daniel ... View more

Re: Swap old network to Cisco Meraki MX, MS and MR products

by in Off the Stack
‎Jul 21 2018 9:12 AM
‎Jul 21 2018 9:12 AM
I have setup a MR33 and MS220-8p. The first steps I specify with the switches are only involving Zyxel-LAN1 and gear that is default untagged VLAN 1. The wireless OPT isn´t mention during the first switch steps. So, the first steps shouldn’t be a problem?   Yes, VLAN is needed to configure wireless that isn’t guest network. But creating VLAN can only be done when the MX is connected. That’s why I ask If somebody could give leads when it comes to the MX. Most of the stuff can be configured before setup. But I haven’t a MX to try with. As an example. According to the documentation, DHCP need to be active to be configured. ... View more

Swap old network to Cisco Meraki MX, MS and MR products

by in Off the Stack
‎Jul 21 2018 8:16 AM
‎Jul 21 2018 8:16 AM
Hi I´m about to change the network for a SMB customer. I have been thinking of the steps to proceed with the swap. I know the basic of network processes. All the hints or experience would help me.   Today’s setup Zyxel USG-210 firewall: There is two networks (LAN1 and OPT) to each network is a DHCP range configured. The two networks are untagged VLAN 1. There is also a third DHCP server on the network used for the IP-phone system. Switches: There are five unmanaged switches connect with the LAN1 port of the firewall. Another switch is connected to the OPT port and used for access points.   Meraki The Meraki products are. 1* MX84, 2* MS210 and 10* MR33   Swap My plan is to first setup the two MS210. Stack the switches and connect them to the LAN1. Move over ports from the five unmanaged to the stacked MS210.   Next step would be to connect and register the MX through DHCP. Configure the MX as much as possible and then plan a time to do the firewall swap and configure the access points.   Switch steps Add license for the two switches Turn of RTP/SRTP. (My consideration is that otherwise the new switches will interfere?) Check the DHCP settings. Allow DHCP from Zyxel USG210, IP-phone system and the MX84. Connect the two MS210 switches to the network and get IP-address through DHCP. Switches download the configuration and the last update. Do the stacking procedure according to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKDHnZzkJ8I Release and move ethernet ports from the old switches to the MS210 stack. Move the LAN1/Zyxel port from the ethernet port of the last switch to the MS210 stack Have I missed anything?   Firewall I don´t have the steps when it comes to the firewall. But I´m thinking of connecting the MX to the network through DHCP or static IP address on LAN1 and then configure as much as possible before I do the swap. Is it possible to configure DHCP range and static without turning on the feature? Can I configure NAT and rules without configure the public IP? Or should I connect the MX84 to a separate network and do the configuration before and then swap?   Best Regard DDB ... View more
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