Hey @CedricS,   While you could add the additional campus' access points to the original account that you have, you will get a much better experience using multiple accounts. This way, things like traffic analytics are segmented between the locations, so you can ensure you are always getting accurate information (There is currently no mechanism to broadcast certain SSIDs on certain APs, so filtering by SSID wouldn't mitigate this either).   Let me know if you have any other questions!   Cheers,   Joe ... View more

Hey @RyanG,     You are correct, for most situations, you will want to have a router between your Modem and Meraki Go Access Point.   While Meraki Go does not recommend using a Meraki Go Access Point as a network router, you can leverage something called Auto NAT, which will give you NAT functionality, as well as the ability to configure Client Isolation on or off. More information about that can be found here. As mentioned, this is not the recommended deployment, and instead, a dedicated router should be placed between your modem and access point. ... View more

Hey @Ryan_C,   To answer your questions: 1) Yup! All Cisco (and by that, Meraki) partners can sell Meraki Go. Feel free to check out the Meraki Go community here for additional resources. 2) Also yup! You can mesh the Meraki Go Access Points together, as long as you have at least one of the access points acting as a gateway (similar to what is required for enterprise Meraki MR mesh).   ... View more

Hey SandwichGuy,   You can manage your subscriptions from the Meraki Go portal. If this is your first subscription, you'll be prompted to provide it when creating your Meraki Go account (from the portal). If this is an additional  subscription , you can add it by logging into the portal, and then clicking "add subscription" (if you don't see "add subscription", click your name in the top right, click manage products, and then click add subscription).   More information about subscription keys can be found in this KB doc. ... View more