Thanks for the update and glad you got it figured out 😃 ... View more

This is most likely your issue then. Do not directly connect the MX together. Have them connect to the same L2 and let VRRP do its job. ... View more

What were those holes supposed to be for lol. Mounting? ... View more

Also fun note, that waterproof ethernet guard thing only works for ethernet cables that have the short RJ45 adapter. Any long ones that look nice won't fit. ... View more

I just got an MV72 the other day. I had to RMA it, no video at all =( Still waiting for the new one. Thing is heavy and larger than I expected lol ... View more

Hopefully these should help you get started: https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Tags_and_Policies/Geofencing_with_Managed_Devices https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Monitoring_and_Reporting/How_Systems_Manager_Approximates_the_Location_of_a_Managed_Device ... View more

Is the 'Internet 1' connection plugged into both ports on port 1 on each MX the 'same' Internet? Meaning if it goes down, both MX lose the connection? If so then it makes sense that the Primary Cellular kicks in Otherwise, if both Internet circuits are actually different, and don't both go down at the same time, then indeed the warm-spare WAN 1 should take over. ... View more

No clue but in the photo's I don't see it https://www.rhinonetworks.com/product/accessory/rack-mount-kit-cisco-meraki-mx64mx67 ... View more

Wish they would do the same LED trick for the MX64/65/67 model too =( ... View more

Oh wait I found an image of it.   Does not look like it is meant for the power supply at all, but the LED on the MX.   That is awesome 😃   ... View more

Oh that is interested, did not notice that.   Check this thread here by @PhilipDAth    https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Rack-Mount-MX68/m-p/41922?advanced=false&collapse_discussion=true&filter=location&location=forum-board:security&q=rack%20mount&search_type=thread   Looks like he has that cool 'light cable' pointed to the MX LED   Phil, what does the other side of that look like? ... View more

@JimL  That is how I understood it. Not sure why 50 people keep spamming both threads lol.  My inbox is filling up jajaja ... View more

That is the only one I've ever seen. I mean in reality, you could just buy a shelf mount and call it a day. That is usually what I do 😃 ... View more

So the VLAN the trunk port is configured for will basically be the 'management' VLAN in the sense that the AP will grab an IP from that VLAN. This below requires 26.x code. Have to contact support to have it enabled. No API method for this that I know of. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Alternate_Management_Interface_on_MR_Devices ... View more

Assuming you are applying this via the firewall rules for the SSID your using, then it will apply to the SSID (any access points that is using that SSID). ... View more

Do you mean when you go to Switch>Switch Settings>VLAN Configuration>Management VLAN ? Not sure if there is an API to change that, or at least I don't see one. ... View more

You are going to want to update the switch port VLAN basically: {{baseUrl}}/devices/{{serial}}/switchPorts/{{portNum}} { "name": "test from Postman", "tags": "API", "enabled": true, "poeEnabled": true, "type": "trunk", "vlan": 1, "voiceVlan": null, "allowedVlans": "all", "isolationEnabled": false, "rstpEnabled": true, "stpGuard": "disabled", "accessPolicyNumber": null } ... View more

That is the only way I know how to get there too 😃 Your not alone ... View more

@Set753 wrote: I will testit today the strange thing is before the unit is connectet for the first time to the dashboard on the dashboard the cellular interface is disabled..   Thanks for your help! 🙂 I think that is what @PhilipDAth and the documentation was saying.   You have to connect the MX67/68 first to the cloud via a normal uplink through WAN1/2 etc. Once that is done, and it can upgrade firmware and sync config etc., then the cell interface will kick into gear (in theory).   I think the last time I did an MX67C, I connected it to the cloud via WAN1, and I think I noticed that the cellular interface was neither enabled or disabled.  It was like neither option was chosen, but I was seeing some signal information, so it must have been 'on' in that sense.   I have more coming soon so I can test again ... View more

Ah ok that makes sense then. ... View more

Did they change that? Could of sworn you had to enable it first as it won't come online by itself, requiring the WAN1 to come online first. ... View more