Wow, that is a rather good reason to have the MX concentrator as a single arm one without advanced licensing and to use a different vendor's equipment on the Enterprise edge then apply the advanced filtering there, thus protecting both.  Either that or terminate the VPN as above and use MXs at the edge, but pay for Advanced licensing on both!!!   I am astonished that Meraki think it is acceptable for home-working users to be exposed in this way and glad that by chance we are set up like the first option... ... View more

@colby_oc do the Dell XPSes have Killer(Intel) WiFi5 NICs, if so do they drop when on battery or also when wired? ... View more

Excellent, glad to help a fellow Merakier 👍  ... View more

I thought we (the community) usually were in the dark... 🤔 ... View more

DAAAARK ... View more

Hi @Rahul_Wankhade , do you have different VLANs/subnets behind the SSID that the 8821s are connected to?  If not, change from layer 3 roaming to bridged mode.  This will then allow 802.11r and is much better for roaming anyway. ... View more

@ronnieshih only pairs 1 and 2 are used for Ethernet connections, hence if they are okay the cable passes.  PoE power uses the other pairs.  This is why you can use cable splitters to run two Ethernet connections down one 4pr cable, unless you want to use PoE.  Actual wires are 1,2,3,6 for the data and 4,5,7,8 for power. ... View more

If you plug another device into the same switch port with the same cable does it stay at 1Gb?   How long is the cable? ... View more

Go to the uplink tab and click on the pencil next to WAN1 and change it from static or dhcp to disabled.    Make sure you set the primary WAN to WAN 2 first to minimise disruption, found under SD-WAN & traffic shaping. ... View more

@dnitzel you'd need to unconfigure one of the WAN links, as one of yours is backup I'd unconfogure it for a few hours when you have someone at the site and you will see total and download. ... View more

I have an MX67 running 15.33 since it came out and the usage is below:   ... View more

@paddyboy it is the 2.4GHz that we are talking about in this thread. ... View more

In terms of total traffic either on network usage, clients or uplink you have 400Mbps, however you need to get an idea of what proportion of your traffic is down and what is up as you only have 200Mbps of either.   The other traffic is either internal WiFi traffic if you have MRs or internal wired traffic if you have MSs, you can change to see each separately.  For WAN link calculations ignore non appliance traffic.  At that view what is the up and down showing proportionally? ... View more

@dnitzel as you have 2 WANs the graph only shows total traffic, so your peak of 250Mbps could be 125Mb upload and 125Mb download at the same time.  It is likely to be less evenly split but unfortunately you cannot tell when you have 2 WAN links.  The WAN1 link seems to be doing very little, is it in use?   What firmware/license are you on, I am running 15.32 on the unit I showed and the Enterprise license, sorry I don't see that graph and don't know what it is supposed to show, if you hover over the (i) does it include https, QUIC etc.?  I'd guess it is fairly useless for overall traffic metrics.   For the clients if you have more than an MX, select only security appliance clients and you should see a better representation of the WAN load, though again it is total traffic, i.e. upload and download.  Unless you have a lot of backups from local sources to cloud or streaming to cloud, then I would assume that if you take either the uplink total or the security appliance client total, this should show roughly what line speed you are using now, I'd take 3/5 of that as a best guess for download going by the client total vs upload vs download, though I think 4/5 is more usual looking at other sites of ours.  Therefore in your case I'd say you have 200Mb peaks which actually matches your line speed. ... View more

@dnitzel you don't upload files, you simply paste images in-line, as for the graphs:   Client usage has quite short sample times:   For the network usage the sample times are longer so the graph is smoother with fewer data points, in the network used above there is only one MX device in single arm concentrator mode so the graphs match up quite well:   Uplink traffic is near realtime short term traffic, much more granular and therefore shows higher peaks and lower troughs, it is purely the WAN connection(s), showing either Total (upload and download) and download for a single connection or total only for each port in a dual WAN setup: Uplink is the most accurate but note to get upload you must subtract download from total.   ... View more

They are also often sold with the switches and you get an excellent overall discount as the modules and cables can be very heavily discounted. ... View more

@dnitzel you can post images inline here.  When you say uplink traffic does not match your network usage, what exactly are you comparing? ... View more

@Ammar-Tanveer01 what adapter is in the other Lenovo laptops?   If this is happening when on battery power try disabling the wireless adapter power management, set it to "Maximum performance"   If this is happening when connected to the power supply then it is the authentication issue you are suffering from, see those threads for suggestions. ... View more

@Q313 if you have internal services that you want to publish externally you can use 1:1 NAT to map the internal servers to a unique external address.  You just cannot do this for VPN connections or subnets. ... View more