Been wondering that myself. It seems to me that IPv6 support at the edge is the most important thing to get fixed. There isn't a shortage of private IPv4 addresses. They should make the MX the priority for IPv6 support.    ... View more

I totally agree. The remote management and ease of configuration on the Meraki devices is absolutely brilliant. Saves me a world of headaches in that I can delegate management to other guys without needing to send them on courses or hold their hands. And if there is a visit from Captain Cockup you can always fix it remotely. Something no other firewall devices have that I'm aware of. Its a great comfort blanket.  However, despite all those wonderful features (which is why we all bought Meraki in the first place), if they don't fulfil a fundamental functionality need you have right now then they may as well be paperweights and right now that's what they are for my company with the entire company working from home. We've migrated everyone to pfSense/OpenVPN due to the issues with Meraki client VPN.    ... View more

We have a 100MBit Internet connection and a 20 user maximum at any one time as the company operates in two shifts. We've been peaking at about 15 users and averaging 10 or 11 since the outbreak.     ... View more

We've migrated nearly everyone over to the pfSense/OpenVPN I set up on a couple of old Dell servers we had lying around. We're getting much more reliable connections and don't have any IPv6 issues. The number of support calls has really dropped and the pfSense servers are hardly breaking a sweat.      ... View more

We now have half of our employees using my thrown together pfSense/OpenVPN solution due to the IPv6/VPN issues with the Meraki MX. It's not looking good for license renewal for Meraki right now. We may as well just move everyone over and wave Meraki good bye and send the other guys who assist me with infrastructure on pfSense courses. It won't be easy to persuade the boss to pay up after all the grief we've been having.        ... View more

@CharlieCrackle  "Just for info.  I have been having the same issue.  If users are getting IP v6 addresses, Telstra (Australia)  IPV6 to ipv4 GW does not support L2tp VPN.  What I have found is if I disable the IPV6 protocol on the WIFI or Ethernet adapter that the VPN is running on  then the device gets and IP v4 address and the GW is bypassed and it works.   but we do need IPV6 support and a Better VPN client for windows  ASAP.  it is Meraki biggest short coming.   Need Client VPN to work like SDWAN does.  "It just works"  without me having to team viewer to clients machine to set it up every time." That works for BT over here in the UK but not for Sky Internet and for some inexplicable reason we have many users on Sky.   ... View more

The failure of Meraki to support IPv6 in a timely manner is now really causing me big issues.  COVID-19 has caused my company to send everyone to work from home and VPN into the office.  Of course, many of the users who have never had to use our VPN are trying to use it and discovering they can't due to IPv6.  I've had to bung in a couple of pfSense firewalls in on spare IP addresses (using 2 retired Dell servers) and give these users OpenVPN for connectivity. I'm now wondering when it comes to license renewal time, why I should bother as we now have 2 perfectly serviceable pfSense firewalls in place with auto failover, VPN, Suricata, pfBlockerNg, and fully supporting IPv6. The only downside being that they're far more difficult to manage and configure than our MXs.   ... View more

The update is that there will be an update in December 2019. Status quo successfully maintained.    ... View more