Thanks this is perfect and puts my mind at ease. ... View more

We had a similar dilemma a couple of years or so ago when we began our migration to Meraki kit (so glad we did)   11 sites through-out europe ranging in size from 100 people to around 5 - plus host system at a data centre.   ended up with 2 MX84's for sites with 70 + users and rest went with MX64 and one Mx65 for site that was going to have dual circuits (but didn't in the end - doh! )   It's best to go have to much than not enough as you end up buying twice otherwise.         ... View more

Thanks Claes_Karlsson, i did see the SFP datasheet but i didn't find it mention whats compatible for the WAN SFP ports in comparison to the LAN SFP ports and the MX datasheet just says 10GbitSFP+ for the WAN ports without specifying the 1Gbit so i was a little thrown off. ... View more

@NickSpeechley  Yes, it depends on the license term, like the physical appliances there are 1/3/5/7/10 year options, the SKU is LIC-VMX100-xYR where x=1/3/5/7/10.  Hope that helps.   ... View more

Yes, we have this setup for all our MX HA pairs.  You set it on the uplink tab in the dashboard, or the through the local management page if you cannot get a connection to the dashboard via a temporary DHCP address.   When we set up new HA pairs we create them in the dashboard with all the static IP settings and then plug them in to the normal internal network.  They get an IP via DHCP, connect to the Meraki servers, download the firmware set in the network, make any LAN->WAN port changes if applicable and then set the WAN IP to the pre-programmed static IP address.   As they now show disconnected in the dashboard we then unplug them and take them to the install location, plug them in and they come up and reconnect to the dashboard.  We have even used non-IT people to do this bit as all you need to be able to do is connect cables to the correct ports.   One of the best features of Meraki 😃 ... View more

Thanks DanielWeedon23, it 100% makes sense for the use of Default-Route tickbox it's just that the Route-Table still specifies a 2nd Default-Route being its own WAN so i would see that as 'If the first Default-Route is down, move to the next line which is the 2nd Default-Route'. I would think for this scenario when the tickbox is ticked then the Route-Table shouldn't display It's WAN Default-Route if that makes sense?   ... View more

Hey gt1,   I too am keen to hear your solution. ... View more

As far as I can see, BGP cannot be used for this purpose on Meraki, unless something has changed since this post https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/BGP-Configuration-on-MX/td-p/28710     ... View more