Considering they just released the MS130 series, they will likely release them under the GS line soon-ish.  ... View more

Hi @macsolutions , one piece of advice - make them know you exist.  If you’re serious about selling and have a customer base to sell into then let your AMs know.  Make use of their experience and resources to help you sell more.  If you’re sitting there waiting for someone to get in touch and make something happen……you’ll be waiting a very long time  ... View more

@MiriamK said they will at some point, but no details as of yet.  ... View more

>Load balancing is enabled. Traffic shaping rules are default.   You can experiment, could you try turning this off please. ... View more

I have the same issue ..port forwarding to vLans.. any resolution? ... View more

I purchased a POE tester to take to the location to test the port as well. Thank you for these ideas. ... View more

There no "override" for Geo IP blocking, so strictly speaking you can't ... View more

This question is a little open.   To use a Z3C you need the physical device and a Meraki licence.  The licence is 1, 3, 5, .. years long.  You might buy the appliance outright, lease it for a monthly cost, or get it from an MSP for a monthly cost.  If you buy or lease it then you will also be buying a licence. The monthly cost of that component is the cost divide by the number of months in the licence.   Now you have the operating costs of whomever you get the Internet from.  You might use a cellular data plan.  You might use fixed-line broadband service. ... View more

Are you sure you haven't changed the MX from Bridge to NAT mode or turned on DHCP on any of the configured VLANs? Also, the MX has the ability to relay DHCP requests, so while you haven't changed anything on the MX, but yet it a network DHCP server might have come up. I suggest you take a pcap and analyze this in more details. Here is a link for DHCP relay on the MX: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/DHCP/DHCP_Services#DHCP_relay ... View more