@Carolinet thanks for the tip, but @cmr is right. In our case, the reboot was so quick that it wasn't even registered on that bar. Went through event logs (EVENT LOGS DON'T EVEN HAVE IT!) and all, but the only clues were the ethernet states changing on the connected switches, and uplink changing from 0 to 1 (and I think back).   Meraki Support confirmed it was a reboot. No firmware upgrades. No power failure. No user-trigger.   We're in watch-and-wait mode now; see if it does it again.       ... View more

Last night our MX "blipped" out. We only knew because another 3rd party firewall sitting behind it reported the main links going. A few "Ethernet port carrier change" events were reported on the MX's active links. A couple of Primary Uplink status changes, too. On the other side, the MS switch's ports also went through a down-up cycle.   All for what seemed to be a very brief moment. That's all we could get out of Meraki's logs. No uptime info, no way of knowing if / when firmware updates took place.   The "blip" was short enough that the connectivity graphs are useless to show that anything happened.   To not have a way of seeing uptime information, or when firmware updates took place is ludicrous.   ... View more

n185 back to normal, now. ... View more

It seems that you can still make some changes by going via the Switch -> Switch Ports area.   Can't tell if the changes are working because I'm having issues with a device and can't see if there's any "Client" activity.     ... View more