Hi @Jimmy_D    you need to have the Advanced (not Enterprise) licensing for the M390  - you also need to open a support case to have them install MS14 beta Firmware on the MS390 + Enable adaptive policy feature in your dashboard- mention this email thread in the case.. if that fails involve your Meraki Sales Rep... this is how we got it enabled in our dashboard.   in my opinion the Webinar was too general.. the demo by the SE was very brief and really skimmed over things like how do you assign SGT tags to individual AD users connecting via WIFI to the MR device using Certificate /Meraki Radius /SM integrated clients.. or how does the MS390 pass SGT tag to other Catalyst switches..or ISE integration - it was more like.. here is how to assign an SGT tag to all clients on this SSID or to this specific port# on the MS390 - I would like to see a more in-depth demo ... View more

the fundimental problem is that the MX Firewall doesn't support SSL inspection (Beta FW is very slow) this is where Steatlwatch Cloud (SWC) integration with Meraki comes into play... with the new 'Onsite Sensor SWC supports ETA (Encrypted traffic analysis) you could address this issue using ETA vs Full SSL inspection   Now the next issue Meraki Switches don't create Netflow - so you could deploy a VMWare server running Cisco Enhanced Netflow sensor (FNF) Part# L-ST-FS-VE-K9) on a VMWare server or if you had a switch like the new CAT9300-24UX that supports FNF somewhere on your network... the new MS390 Switch has the exact same specs as the CAT9300 including an ASIC 2.0 Chip - does that mean MS390 will do enhanced Netflow with SWC? via a Firmware update?   Well we tried to make this work,... turns out the MX only exports V9 Netflow not FNF - so that won't work - unless the MX Gets an update to support Exporting FNF Netflow.. so I guess you could get the same results by upgrading to Umbrella SIG Essentials (Secure internet Gateway) with Meraki MX Tunneling - so your SSL is inspected in the cloud...  short answer Stealthwatch integration with Meraki is an interesting idea. to explore - pricing on the Enterprise product is crazy (an SMB version offering some features or fewer PC's) ... View more

Jack,   Contact the Ebay Seller and politely explain what happened and for them to request a HW Exchange from Meraki (since they are the original purchaser) & when it arrives you will pay them the shipping to have the new hardware shipped to you...  problem solved.   Now the Ebay seller can 'choose" to be helpful in this or they can tell you to 'go jump in the lake" - if that's the case time to play 'Hardball" and get a 100% Refund on your purchase while also keeping the equipment and the Ebay Seller gets negative feedback..   Ebay & Paypal offer a "resolution" process (which is usually 30 days) but the truth of 'why" it exists is to avoid you contacting your Credit Card company for a 'chargeback" because it raises Paypal merchant fees (or if chargebacks get too high say 25% of all sales Visa/MC/Amex could drop them...)  you can file Chargeback up to 180 days after purchase.. if the purchase was over 6 months ago & you paid using an AMEX Card you have 1year "extended warranty" program you can make a claim with …. what you say in the chargeback matters.. "Meraki has stated (in writing & in this message thread) they have a lifetime warranty and the item qualifies to be fixed/replaced - to the original owner, this was not clearly stated in the ebay posting by the seller.. either a full refund and I'll return the defective item to the Ebay Seller... or get me a new unit from Meraki..  Now Paypal will retaliate by saying you "waved your right to a chargeback" by opening an account with them & close down your Paypal account (VISA/MC/AMEX will disagree and ignore them and continue with the Chargeback process)   One final note Paypal is NOT a Bank/Financial institution (not subject to certain laws/consumer protections a customer receives from the U.S. Treasury occ.treas.gov (banks) or CFPB.gov (credit cards) if your a small business and your sales jump 50%  -Paypal can ask you 'why" and request copies of your internal business documents (wholesale invoices, name of all suppliers etc)  if you don't comply "that's our confidential internal business info.."  they will SEIZE ALL of your money (a 6 month Freeze on your Paypal account) then after 180 days turn the funds over to your local State Government "lost & found /abandon property/accounts dept... - that can put your company "out of business"  A Bank/Financial institution would NEVER do this - they would file something called an SAP (Suspicious Activity Report) to alert the IRS.gov - when you file your tax returns - they say everything is OK... or the IRS audits you...  always have a 2nd backup bank.. never keep your eggs all in one basket..   ... View more

 @KDevereaux - There is a similar bug with the MR53E attempting to plug into an MGig POE+ switch (non-cisco) would cycle rainbow and never make a connection (we reported this in 3/2018 - just got contact by Meraki Support yesterday a "private firmware update" is available.. you might want to open a case with Meraki Support and ask them about it .. if they have "no clue" what you are talking about." - send me an IM with your case# and I will have the Meraki SE working on my issue look into your issue (to be fair, it might be a completely different issue.. but we had no issues with AP3800) @Fady ask Jeevan about this or IM me. ... View more

@PhilipDAth- We had an issue recently where we only had CAT6 cable in the walls & need to link two switches with 10G SFP+ Together..  we did find SFP+ module to convert it  to 10Gbase-T RJ45 Connection from a company called Hummingbird networks..  but the price of the modules were really expensive (like $500+ each..  (now that might be cheaper then running a new OM4 Fiber cable in the walls...)   we still don't understand why Cisco/Meraki sells "approved SFP+" modules for their switches for like $300 and a 3rd party with the same specs is ($50 10G-SR or $140 10G-LR) now if the "Cisco Approved" was say 25% more - we understand the testing involved, higher quality components - but we refuse to pay a 1000% mark-up mostly for profit. ... View more

I was told by someone at Cisco .. AnyConnect for Meraki was scheduled to be released in April 2018 (but they believed it would be pushed back to June ). but I don't have much confidence as the person didn't work for Meraki - take that as rumor or fact.. guess we will find out in 100 days from now... ... View more

I have contacted Meraki Development about offering a 10Gbase-T/MGig 24 port combo Switch (Similar to Netgear XS724EM - except with UPOE or POE+ support)  the answer was "we are aware of the request for 10Gbase-T & more MGig options from Customers...."  - let's be honest 10Gbase-T is less expensive -vs- SFP+ and for some... it works..  ... View more

the switch models are all Netgear   XS724EM (all 24 ports are 10Gbase-T /MGig) we mainly use 10G for server & Storage links using LAG (Port bonding) -  M4200-10MG-POE+ (All Ports are 2.5 a few 5G ports)  MS510TXPP ( 4 -1G  the rest 2.5/5G and 10Gbase-T & SFP+ Uplink) unfortunately Meraki doesn't make a 10Gbase-T/MGig switch - the MS350-24X is a 1G with a few MGig ports.. the M425-16 is 10G SFP+ not 10G copper)   The real issue in the case is not "1G vs 2.5G connectivity on the port & does it make a difference - but rather the AP's can't even connect when plugged into an MGig port that is forced to 1G speed (we are still working with Netgear to understand why the 1G ports on the MS510TXPP work with the MR53E but a 2.5G port forced to 1G on the M4200 or any other cannot) to be fair.. the switch "should" be able to trick any device it's plugged into to think it's a standard 1G device.. regardless of any issues Meraki has with MGig on 3rd party switches..   The purpose of posting this to the community was because Sales said ... talk to Support..  Support said "I have attached your case to the Mule.. no ETA on fix..."  now that the community is aware it raises the severity of the issue with potentially more customers opening cases on the issue to raise the priority of getting it fixed. ... View more