I contacted Cisco Meraki Support regarding a licensing issue that was causing an alert on my network.   Root Cause The issue occurred because I added two licences in quick succession:   First licence: a renewal bundle for four devices (MS120-8FP, MS210-24, MX68CW, MR Enterprise). Second licence: a single-device licence for an MS120-8LP.     Instead of being added as a co-termination renewal, the second licence was processed as a new addition to the organisation. This created an imbalance in the co-termination calculation, which caused the alert and incorrect licence expiry dates.   In the Meraki change logs dated Aug 24, 2025 at 07:20, the dashboard shows: License unclaimed Invalidated Z2A4-XXXXX-XXXX Generated Z2Q9-XXXXX-XXXX   The actual licence keys have been blanked out for security purposes.   Solution (as advised by Cisco Meraki Support) Meraki Support guided me through the resolution:   Identified the misapplied licence in the dashboard. Re-applied the single-device licence as a renewal, not a net-new addition. Verified the corrected co-term date in the Licensing page. Confirmed that all devices are now covered under a single co-termination schedule.     Outcome The alert has been cleared. Licence dates are now aligned correctly. No device downtime or feature loss occurred. ... View more

My initial idea was to price it near £2.5k, though I don’t want it to come across as too steep. I’d like to get some outside perspectives before finalising. ... View more

  Statement of Work (SOW) Project: Meraki Network Deployment 1. Objective The purpose of this engagement is to design, configure, and deploy a resilient Meraki-based network infrastructure that supports dual internet connectivity, secure wireless access, and seamless integration of IoT and client devices. 2. Scope of Work 2.1 Internet Connectivity Provision and configure BT and Hyperoptic internet services. Deploy in active-active configuration on the Meraki MX to ensure high availability and load balancing. 2.2 WAN Configuration Configure DrayTek Vigor 166 for BT ADSL service. Assign and configure WAN ports on the Meraki MX for both BT and Hyperoptic connections. 2.3 Wireless Network Create and configure two SSIDs: Private (secure internal access). Guest (segregated access with appropriate firewall/security rules). Conduct a Wi-Fi survey to optimise coverage and performance. 2.4 Infrastructure & Cabling Coordinate with a third-party cabling provider for installation of network cabling. Oversee and quality-check all cabling works to ensure compliance with Meraki and industry standards. 2.5 Meraki MX & Device Deployment Configure and deploy the Meraki MX firewall. Configure SSIDs and associated policies. Deploy and onboard client’s network devices to the Meraki dashboard. 2.6 IoT Integration Ensure all IoT devices (e.g., smart home / office devices) connect to the network. Verify functionality and stability post-deployment. 2.7 Testing & Validation Test network performance, including speed benchmarks. Validate failover between BT and Hyperoptic connections. Document test results and provide a summary report to the client. 3. Deliverables Fully configured Meraki MX firewall with dual WAN setup. Two fully functional SSIDs (Private & Guest). Wi-Fi survey report and optimised configuration. Oversight and validation of structured cabling installation. Deployment and verification of all client devices (including IoT). Final testing results (speed tests and failover validation). Handover documentation. 4. Exclusions Supply of internet lines (BT and Hyperoptic) – to be provided by the client. Supply of cabling hardware – handled by third-party cabling contractor. Ongoing managed services – out of scope unless otherwise agreed. 5. Timeline The project is expected to be completed within [X] working days from the agreed start date, subject to cabling contractor scheduling and ISP availability. 6. Acceptance Criteria The project will be deemed complete when: Both BT and Hyperoptic connections are operational in active-active mode. Failover between ISPs functions as expected. Wi-Fi SSIDs are live, secure, and tested. All IoT and client devices are connected and functioning. Cabling is installed, tested, and signed off. Client approves final validation report.   ... View more

its  sml business from home - he does not want to spend £££££ money by paying consulting services. ... View more

uk and i have some networking skills but now a day i am f/t linux/hpc work   ... View more

it was ordered later - multiple devices license was ordered over a month ago and 8 port switch was last week.  ... View more

The license xxx has been invalidated. If you believe this is an error, please contact Support using the Get Help link. After removing the license for the single MS120, I tried to add it again but saw the above message. When I removed it earlier, I did see a pop-up asking me to copy the license key, but unfortunately, I didn’t copy it at the time. ... View more

Yes, I did, but I’m not sure why it didn’t show up.   On Jul 7, 2025 – Aug 23, 2025, 01:31 PM, I renewed the Enterprise license for:   1 × MS120-8FP 1 × MS210-24 1 × MX68CW 1 × MR   Enterprise 3-year license (Move).   I received that license first, then added the other one, which appears to be active. ... View more