Another good option, for users who prefer a desktop shortcut or are comfortable with using Run, is good ol' rasphone.  ... View more

The OSPF implementation is odd, and works a bit differently on MXes than it does on L3 switches if I recall correctly. I do know people who are using it though.   Firewall: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Using_OSPF_to_Advertise_Remote_VPN_Subnets Switches: https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Layer_3_Switching/MS_Layer_3_Switching_and_Routing   Meraki is not CIsco enough to support EIGRP. I don't see how K value tinkering fits into the general design thinking behind Meraki kit, honestly. Where's that going to go on the dashboard?   I wouldn't expect IS-IS either.    If you have basic questions, I usually go to the document base and pop the basic keyword into the search bar. That's all I did here, besides make jokes about EIGRP.     ... View more

Hi    There is not firewall on the server blocking there is no other firewall between mx and server there is no proxy server settings configured below rules ... View more

Thanks for the answer. ... View more

@ww wrote: Be aware  that  MR now also has two types of license.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Cisco_Meraki_and_Umbrella_Integration_-_MR_Advanced%2F%2FUpgrade_License True, and for those wondering, the SKU for those is: LIC-MR-ADV-xY   There are also upgrade licenses: LIC-MR-UPG-xY ... View more

but it doesnt take long to get it sorted ... View more

Under traffic analytics it only show you application to destination. Only way i can see this happening is via packet capture ... View more

just an update, I havent changed anything since we last conversated. The s2s vpn established randomly for a few hours and then drops again, I have no clue what is happening at the moment ... View more

Ok. I will contact my ISP for changing their router config to bridge mode.     ... View more

Congratulations to All and THX a Lot for the Prizes. i received my and appreciate it. Thank You Cisco for this opportunity to learn a lot and with fun.   ... View more

If you're doing the Client VPN and run into problems setting it up on end user devices, you're not alone. It's especially finicky on Windows10. There's a lot of helpful posts on this forum about that.   Biggest pro-tip for Win10 is install via PowerShell. ... View more

I'd include UDP in your flow preference rule, too ... View more

usually the mac address is not part of the columns, so all you need to add this by clicking on the + It will ask you to select columns, put a tick next to mac address, then it will appear in your columns. then click on Download as, and choose the format you or XML ... View more

this is exactly what the setup is like. I have asked the quesion and it turns out that on port 2 of the ISP switch/router is where you get the RFC1918 space address. On port 4 i have a public ip range and i can configure it manually and it is working thank you ... View more

I wouldn't personally use MESH for a large number of users.  Every MESH node you go through halves the thorughput.  Also every problem that every upstream MESH node is having gets repeated to the MESH node you are on.   I would run an fixed line service service to every AP or group of APs. ... View more

Hey route_map! I suggest use VeePN. VeePn is a fantastic VPN that boasts over 1,100 servers in more than 60 countries, 24/7 customer service and a whopping 10 simultaneous connections available at any time. ... View more

I'm talking about 5 Sites, 2 of them connected trough a IPSEC VPN, Azure cloud, 300 VPN users.   Currently we've got 2x MX 64 en 2x MX84. We've purchased the advanced license for 3 of them. As the MX84 will run in a warm spare setup, Meraki require 1 license for that.   We will use the MX64 for our Geust network on the 3 sites, we've purchased 1 extra for it, and  the MX84 for creating a DMZ zone between a production network and the regular network.     ... View more

local ISP - metrofibre in South africa   ok so i changed the local subnet to 192.168.0.0/24 and added it to my local subnet to go via vpn i see it moved from stage 1 to stage 2, or did it? ... View more

How did you have the MX configured when you setup the port forwarding on that edge firewall? Also, I would lean towards the MX at the office causing the issue. I have MX at home, have taken it to other locations, never had an issue double NATting etc. Only the one in my datacenter did I have to go out of my way with port forwarding to the static public ip etc. ... View more

The device was originally in your organisation and you have the licence.  You unclaimed the MX64 hardware and moved that hardware to a new organisation.  That device is now sitting in your customers organisation without a licence.   You could try transferring one of your licences to your customer and back again - but I wouldn't do that.  A compromise if you want to continue down this path is to create an extra network in your organisation and put the MX their.  Then grant your customer access to that network.  That will solve the licence issue and let the customer try out the MX.   But this is hard because you aren't using the approach that Meraki is recommending for trials.  What you can do is use the Meraki Try and Buy program for your customer.  Then everything will be easy for you and your customer. https://meraki.cisco.com/form/trial ... View more