What it detects you can find here. Meraki is not the same as the cisco products you talking about.  It has some pros and cons https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Air_Marshal ... View more

The only way we were able to remedy this is to turn of CDP completely, and install an aggregations switch (we used an MS425) in between the MX and the rest of the switches.  The LLDP still does not show correctly between the MX250 and the MS425 unless you use an API to pull the correct data from the MX.  It's really a function of the Meraki Dashboard not pulling the correct information, or not pulling information in a timely manner.   We have started moving away from the Meraki Dashboard in favor of API calls because we get much more accurate information than the Meraki Dashboard will ever give us.   I recommend not using the Meraki Dashboard, and build your own dashboard via API calls.  It is a lot of initial setup, but you'll pull less hair out than looking at inaccurate information in the Meraki dashboard. ... View more

To reply to my own post, we just used a different IP address for the new device.  We changed the next hop on the MX.  We did not reboot the MX in a maintenance window in order to clear the ARP cache. ... View more

You can always request an RMA from Support and see if they go for it.  ... View more

What bothers me is that if you purchase units and they sit for a month or two before deployment - before the license is even activated - the license countdown has already started.  In fact, the license countdown starts the day the license is issued.  Drives me nuts, but I try to ignore it. ... View more

@wirednot wrote: Beyond roaming- I have no concerns with any of the limitations. Bonjour is $hit, shouldn't be used on business networks to begin with, Fastlane is a gimmick, we generally avoid multicast on the WLAN. Still curious about the "high load" thought- given that CPU/memory can't be really seen. "Bonjour is $hit" I hear it is being renamed Liberty_Hi (it worked for French Fries) Ban it and the screams of fanbois will be heard around the world . . . In professional office suites and home offices, Bonjour and Chromecast are becoming common. When somebody is working late, a little music in the background often helps.  The problem I have found is that it does not appear to feasible to put, say, ChromeCast players, on their own VLAN, even explicitly allowing the trusted devices on the secure VLAN access to the player VLAN, using the ports and protocols supplied by Google. I think the issue in this case is multicast. ... View more

@Bovie2K Agreed.   Agreed.   E.g. 1 year for 1 Device > Add 2 Devices > 0.5 Years for 2 devices. And 1 years for 2 devices > Remove 1 Device > 2 Years for 1 Device. ... View more