The specifications for the MT10 also show that it is only rated down to 0 degrees celsius.  Not sure how it would handle or be accurate below that temperature. Maybe someone from the Meraki product team can chime in on this?   ... View more

Your Meraki rep is:   Evan Shimada   His email address is [RETRACTED]   It does not list a phone number for him.   Let me know if he does not respond to the email and I can ask for his phone number. Jeff Bright   [Mod note: Removing contact information from this post; our Community Guidelines do not permit public sharing of the contact information of other people. This information can be shared via Private Message if appropriate] ... View more

Are you a commercial or Public Sector customer?   ... View more

I'm a Cisco partner. Let me know where you are located and I can look up who your Meraki rep is? I just need to know what country you are in and what your postal code is? ... View more

It looks like it takes 2 to 5 months just to get a work visa for Kazakhstan.   https://shieldgeo.com/kazakhstan-immigration-and-work-permits/       ... View more

The first six characters in a MAC address are unique to particular network equipment vendors.  This web site shows the identifiers for Xerox: https://www.adminsub.net/mac-address-finder/xerox This site shows that there are sixteen unique strings that are associated with Xerox. You can start typing in these partial mac addresses one at a time in the search feature on the Meraki dashboard (hit the / key to open the search bar) and see what devices show up.   This is not ideal and could take some time, but it should show you most of the Xerox devices on your networks.         ... View more

Now Cisco Meraki needs to release a cost effective Layer 2 Mgig capable switch to go along with the new APs. It's difficult to convince customers that they need Mgig capable APs and the pricey Mgig capable MS3XX switches.  ... View more

It sounds like you need to implement Quality of Service. There is probably a lot of contention for the internet bandwidth. I would start at the MX100 because it is the easiest of your network devices to configure QOS on. On the Meraki Dashboard go to Security & SD-WAN > Configure > SD-WAN & Traffic Shaping > Scroll Down to Traffic Shaping Rules on that page and pick enable default traffic shaping rules if it is disable. At the top of the page under Uplink Configuration, look at WAN1 and try to set the bandwidth settings close to what your actual internet connection download and upload speeds are. Maybe go just slightly higher than what they actually are, but not much. The MX100 is capable of supporting up to 750 megabits of throughput. The firewall needs to understand what kind of internet bandwidth it has to work with so it can make reasonable traffic shaping decisions. After you do this, do some testing on the network voice applications and see if this helps any. If not, then it's time to move on to the switches and eventually the wireless access points. This is not a quick task and it may take some time to tune the network correctly. Don't give up, you should be able to get QOS working well throughout the network and your network users will appreciate it. Let us know how it goes. ... View more

So what happened after you changed all of the switch uplinks to the gigabit ports? Can you max out the internet circuit now? ... View more

Also take a look at the Mesh Deployment Guide:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Deployment_Guides/Mesh_Deployment_Guide   Two things that really stand out in the Deployment Considerations section are:   Gateway-to-repeater ratio  In general, it is desirable to have as many gateway access points as possible to maximize overall network performance and reliability. As a general guideline, it is recommended to plan for no more than two repeater access points attached to each gateway access point. Maximum mesh hops   There will be a throughput reduction (~50% reduction) with each “hop” in a mesh.  It is recommended that a mesh network be designed for no more than one mesh hop from the gateway to client device.       ... View more

How is the Catalyst 2960 connected to the MX100? Does the 2960 have a gigabit ethernet uplink or are they limited to fast ethernet connections?  If there is only a fast ethernet connection, this is going to be a bottleneck...   ... View more

Here's the link to the Meraki Learning Hub:   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Learning-Hub/ct-p/hub   If you are new to Meraki and not a Cisco Partner, then the ECMS1 class is the place to start. There also lots of videos on the Meraki YouTube channel.   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCimwNLMzVRMp7SUPVRNaqew     ... View more

There are some decent training videos on Youtube. Do a search for Meraki switch training.   The Cisco partner that sold you the switches "should" be able to help you with the configuration and installation...   ... View more

The MV72 cameras have wireless networking built in. Can you get a wireless connection to them? ... View more

The second generation MV cameras now support RTSP, so you can stream the video to an external NVR and capture it there too.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MV/Advanced_Configuration/External_RTSP     ... View more

Someone didn't like their brand being displayed for free, which is totally understandable.   ... View more

Firewall usage during the project ... View more

According to the specifications on the Meraki web site, the MX68CW has a 100 watt power supply. How about using a 12 Volt DC to 110 Volt AC inverter? You can get 200 to 300 watt inverters for less than $40.   ... View more