Hi @SBMMKL    @ww  is correct, but maybe you use the VPN tunnel to concentrate all your traffic from MX2 to MX1 and manage your devices and plolices in your "main" MX1.   cheers ... View more

congrats @PhilipDAth  ... View more

Even if you use a DynamicDNS or similar @jdsilva ? ... View more

Hi @BS glade to answer you question.   I sow your scenary more like a single SSID for all your rooms and to all your guests use a per room authentication. (and more one SSID if you need a corporate SSID for your team, as you need.)    Then you are able to use Meraki Autentication method for free and this will give you a chance to create many users/room. So every room has a user and a password that can be setup at right moment that your guest are in your lobby doing the checking. How this sounds to you?   So answering more especifically your question: 1 - Use more than 3 SSIDs at the same time in your deployments can cause some decrease performance of your Wlan see more at: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Multi-SSID_Deployment_Considerations 2 - Using a Meraki Authentication, you'll easily create and reset a user/room in real time. See more at: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Managing_User_Accounts_using_Meraki_Authentication   ... View more

oh my goodness, there's no more nails on my fingers...... ... View more

You can enable intrusion detection by setting the Mode to Detection under Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Threat protection > Intrusion detection and prevention. When enabling intrusion detection, there are three distinct detection rulesets to choose from using the Ruleset selector: Connectivity: Contains rules from the current year and the previous two years for vulnerabilities with a CVSS score of 10. Balanced: Contains rules that are from the current year and the previous two years, are for vulnerabilities with a CVSS score of 9 or greater, and are in one of the following categories: Malware-CNC: Rules for known malicious command and control activity for identified botnet traffic. This includes call home, downloading of dropped files, and exfiltration of data. Blacklist: Rules for URIs, user agents, DNS hostnames, and IP addresses that have been determined to be indicators of malicious activity. SQL Injection: Rules that are designed to detect SQL Injection attempts. Exploit-kit: Rules that are designed to detect exploit kit activity. Security: Contains rules that are from the current year and the previous three years, are for vulnerabilities with a CVSS score of 8 or greater, and are in one of the following categories: Malware-CNC: Rules for known malicious command and control activity for identified botnet traffic. This includes call home, downloading of dropped files, and exfiltration of data. Blacklist: Rules for URIs, user agents, DNS hostnames, and IP addresses that have been determined to be indicators of malicious activity. SQL Injection: Rules that are designed to detect SQL Injection attempts. Exploit-kit: Rules that are designed to detect exploit kit activity. App-detect: Rules that look for and control the traffic of certain applications that generate network activity. The Balanced ruleset will be selected by default.   You are able to see more in Configuring_Intrusion_Detection_and_Prevention. ... View more

Hi @Troy, yeap, if you win, you'll win to a 5-years license together your MV to use with or without you CMNA Gears.   good luck for us! ... View more

What is Tom Hanks' wireless password? 1forrest1 ... View more

Hi @Ritchie, we try and its awesome,   To setup follow next Click on "Add VLAN". Enter the AP tag that identifies the AP (or APs) you want to set for a specific VLAN tagging. Repeat this step for each AP tag group in which want to apply a specific VLAN tagging on their clients for this specific SSID. Here, AP tags are used to further customize your per-SSID VLAN configuration. Click on "Save".   For more information, take a look at this kb: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/VLAN_Tagging_on_MR_Access_Points   hope useful.   ... View more

just more 7 days to know the winners... ... View more

Hi @MeredithW how are you?   how we get this stuffs like cap, shirt, bottle, gnome and  other promo things from CMeraki to share to our customers? We are a reseller and we received many question about this CMeraki gifts.  Thanks ... View more

Hi @1000ouz ,    I know about this option on MR12 on secondary port and on MR30H, who have more 3 ports to do exactly what you ask!.Which MR are you using?   update: Yes, I tried with 2 MR18 and works. ... View more

per client limit on Global bandwidth limits, my mistake! ... View more

interesting info @jdsilva, even per user shaping over non-meraki vpn tunnels? ... View more

Bookmark is the best way to do this like @kYutobi said. ... View more

lets grow up this numbers fellows ... View more

Hi @KA,    If your gatway of your AP is MX so you are able to use the benefits, but if not, like you conentrate your flow to a VPN like @BrechtSchamp said, then you'll not avaible to use benefits of no one vendor.  ... View more

I would suggest that you contact your Cisco Meraki sales rep, they may be able to answer both for you. ... View more

awesome photo! congrats @msosa !!! ... View more

Hi @Dave-Ess,    unfortunly you need to request a new window of access to guest ambassador or some one who knows him.     hope this help! ... View more

Hi @kami,    Cisco Meraki uses cloud based management to mantain your gears, if the cloud was unable or not, the Meraki gears (MX, MS, MX, MV and SM) still working as well as previusly configured but dont send consume or client informations live.   All of Meraki solutions are able to save the metadata of your devices in itself and other information that will resend when dashboard are online again.   Unfortunely when you do not have connection with dashboard or your gears not connected to the internet, you are not able to change or modify the Meraki gears configurations.   Hope this helps   ... View more

awesome launch!!! ... View more

Ótima noticia @RafaelM, novidades são sempre bem vidas.   Pelo que eu entendi, todo colaborador da empresa/domínio pré-configurada se transformaria um aprovador, em outras palavras, Guest Ambassador do antigo método de Sign-on with Meraki authentication!   Desta forma todos os colaboradores daquela empresa podem liberar o acesso a rede pelo período definido para os seus visitantes, na demanda exigida, sem precisar da interação de pessoa especifica, como era no método de Sign-on with Meraki authentication!   Apenas uma duvida enquanto testava este cenário, pude apenas identificar o autorizador apenas na tela do dispositivo, e enquanto ele permanecia conectado, depois que o cliente se desconectou da rede, a informação de quem o autorizou não é mais exibida, existe algum outro histórico sobre este aprovador após o uso da rede como os dados de SplashLogins and LoginsAttempts?   Forte abraço! ... View more