I understand the path Meraki is taking to "Simplify" the experience,   but to dumb down things to the point that only a reboot or a Support call is the only solution is not the answer.     For items such as VPN tunnel creation and reset,   having 100's of VPN connections and not have the ability to just drop one VPN and reestablish is a serious shortcoming.       It is obvious shortcoming for an Enterprise solution.   Yes,  we have dual Meraki's in our Datacenters in Warm Spare configuration,   that isn't the point.  As end users we need the ability to do some of the basic management of the VPN tunnels without a reboot of an appliance failover for every remote VPN in the process.   Just my two cents,  and by the way.   If Meraki's is listening the ability to get ACCURATE information about he code level your Meraki is running would be helpful in the dashboard as well.   Right now it shows the level that you hope the device is on .   Many time have spoke with Meraki support to find out that firmware is stuck and not upgrading successfully.  Basic stuff guys.             ... View more

Looking at this on a wider view,   there is no way to clear statistics on a network without creating a new network and moving the appliance.   Sometimes you just want a fresh look.  As a Enterprise Administrator the ability to do this would be helpful.   Thanks   ... View more

If you have access to the existing dashboard you should be able to unclaim the serial number from one organization and add it to another.    This brings on some problems as well because to unclaim a device it has to be completely removed from any networks in the organization.       After you unclaim it you should be able to claim it into you new organization and then add it to a network.   A better solution may to work with you support team and see if there are options for a company transition of the Organization that contains all of the devices.   Thanks   ... View more

I have put in a feature request for exactly that item.     As far as I know there is no way to know when the secondary WAN link goes down.    There other issue is the ability to know when the Secondary Link is acting as the active link.   We use cellular extenders on the MX65W to plug into the Secondary WAN port,  our odd work around has been to monitor the traffic on WAN2 via SNMP and if it exceeds a threshold we have a notification sent from our SNMP Collector.   I know a long way to get to a solution but it seems to work.   THanks   ... View more