As PhilipDAth suggested, check the local status page to check the connectivity. You can also try resetting the device to factory settings. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Support/Resetting_Cisco_Meraki_Devices_to_Factory_Defaults   ... View more

Please refer this link for details - https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Upstream_Firewall_Rules_for_Cloud_Connectivity   Also, on Meraki Dashboard, navigate to Help '> Firewall info' for details on upstream FW rules requirement. ... View more

Answer 1   IKEv2 is supported 15.12 onwards. Non Meraki VPN tunnels are established using the Primary WAN Interface. It will failover and establish using WAN2. You need to make sure that the VPN Peer has WAN2 IP configured.   Answer 2   Its not supported for Non-Meraki VPN tunnels. AutoVPN tunnels have NAT available. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Using_Site-to-site_VPN_Translation   Answer 3 SSL VPN is not supported yet ... View more

It seems redd.it, v.redd.it etc redirects to reddit.com. So, if you block HTTP hostname www.reddit.com, it should be able to block all urls.   For example - If i block amazon.com, it will block amazon.com, aws.amazon.com etc. But not amazon.com.au.   If you have MX firewall, you can use content filtering to block URL using patterns as well.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Content_Filtering#Patterns_for_blocking_or_whitelisting_specific_URLs   ... View more

Hi,  The solution is not straight forward. You can use 2 MX firewalls (in separate network), would also require separate licenses, not HA. Terminate four WAN links on these 2 MXs. Now, you would also need to do PBR on the Core SW to send traffic to either MX1 or MX2.   Another way to achieve 3 WAN links is to connect 2 WAN links on MX1, MX1 Lan connects to WAN1 of MX2. MX2 WAN2 port connects to Internet link. MX2 LAN connects to the Core Switch.    Both solutions are not that great, simple and not cost effective, but if you really need WAN links more than 2. ... View more

Have you configured Vlan ID for that Access Point ? Go to Wireless -> Access Point -> Select AP -> Click on Pencil and enter Vlan. Also, make sure that routing is configured for that Vlan on the upstream devices. ... View more