Finally and thank you for the info! ... View more

First, to address IPv6, I have been following this thread: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Full-Stack-Network-Wide/IPv6-Meraki/td-p/53677   On to questions:   1. When can we expect a broader rollout of beta for AnyConnect VPN? Is there a process to sign up proactively to join that beta?   2. The MS390 seems to have a lot of outstanding issues even on the most current/beta firmware. Are we expecting to see a more stable release with fewer outstanding issues before the end of the year? ... View more

It uses the configured primary uplink under "SDWAN & Traffic shapping".  You can then create a flow preference to direct Internet traffic out over the other link. ... View more

Thanks all! 😊 ... View more

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Has anyone tested this? It's not working for me.   I have a spoke site with the default route box checked, so all traffic goes back to the main head-end. I also have a 0.0.0.0/0 route advertised from the hub to the spoke sites.   I added ANY 1.1.1.1/32. If I try to ping from the spoke site Meraki (vlan, default, or internet) it does not work. Doing a trace from a device connected to the Meraki shows it's still following default route.   Do we know if routes advertised from the main hub have a higher priority than the VPN exclusion?           Now, if I use trace route on the Meraki this uses ONLY the WAN interface rule and bypasses all settings/rules/routes. Works just fine, but this is expected.     ... View more

Thank you. Appreciated. ... View more

Hi @UCcert , I don't think I understand your response. This switch is between the ISP and the MX, so its outside of the LAN. There is no DHCP so a static address would be needed, that would need to be a public address. I'm curious about the security implications of having a switch management IP as a public IP not private. ... View more

@Darren8    I plan on moving forward with the stacking due to the lack of fiber uplinks between my stack and the core.  Plus our model uses an aggregate uplink connection (combining two trunks) and we can only due that across physical switches using a stack.   The stack behavior is annoying but as long as you understand what to expect, you can be ready for it.   I suggest you leave plenty of lead time to build and test the stack before putting it into production.   -Pete ... View more

@Shadius yes I have two orgs, one for work and one for home, hence the drop down. So as you surmised, you will not have a drop down for Org.   As for keeping them separate, there is nothing I can think of that would mean you want to have it this way.  I'd simply combine the networks that are on the same physical site as you can always split them out again if you find a good reason to keep them separate, I have done this many times with sites where we have MXs for public access and our own SD-WAN as you cannot have both in the same network, sometimes it works better with one in the combined network, sometimes the other.  Never is it best to have neither!   You combine and split networks by going to the all networks view:   If you select a single combined network you can split it out to the separate parts. ... View more

Hi @ferado .  As @ww states you’ll need to request the device be removed from the existing network and unclaimed otherwise you’ve just got an expensive doorstop.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/MR_Quick_Start ... View more

There she is.  Looks like a Ninja star.  CMNA "Meraki Ninja"   ... View more

Sweet lord! It’s been rejected by support. I feel a strongly worded email coming on. ... View more

Thanks for the appreciation. 🙂 ... View more

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/Configuring_VLANs_on_the_MX_Security_Appliance  ... View more

Yes, please.  Stop the license madness now. ... View more

Hi SarthakRane   If you want to validate the port activation configuration and speed validation (10/100/1000) you can run it through Web Configuration     Or if you want to validate the logical settings (Vlans, IP Address, Mode Port [Trunk, Access]), you can run it through the Meraki dahboard, section Security & SD-WAN -> Addressing and Vlans.     I hope the information is useful to you. Regards.   ... View more

Hey @CptnCrnch, thanks for the shout out. It's not something Support would be able to assist with. Plus, as you mentioned it's trivial to the issue.   Our spec sheets outline what we would expect a device to be able to throughput, RAM and CPU are not factors that could be used to compare throughput speed in my opinion. A good example is how comparing RAM between iPhone and Android devices isn't a fair test either, as both iOS and Android have very different memory management methods.    tl;dr I wouldn't use CPU/RAM specs as a factor in your purchasing decision, follow the spec sheet for required throughput and number of clients and you'll be golden. This isn't information that Support will be able to provide.   Kind regards, -- Connor Loughlin Escalations Engineer .:|:.:|:. Cisco Meraki EMEAR 🇬🇧   For reference, many questions can be easily answered by searching our online documentation: http://documentation.meraki.com ... View more