Technically you are not supposed to point to outside NTP servers as a matter of Security. It should stay within the Org. https://www.nwtime.org/news/running-own-ntp-servers/   ... View more

Found it 👍 https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Organizations_and_Networks/Cloning_Networks_and_Organizations_in_Dashboard Cloning Network Settings with Configuration Sync Sometimes it is convenient or necessary to copy configurations from one network to another. If an Organization has multiple networks, it is possible to copy an existing MX or MR network configuration to another network. For MXs in particular, the traffic shaping and content/security filtering settings can be copied. Note: Configuration Sync cannot be performed with a combined network or a network bound to a template ... View more

@Asher any update on this?  Can you clarify what you were trying to set up and since you already have several APs and switches, were you trying to set up a new network, and clone configurations from an existing configuration?   ... View more

You can't, you can also not tune any arp timers. What are you trying to achieve?   ... View more

Not all SFP modules are supported by the Meraki switches, have a read of this article for more information - https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/MS_Switch_SFP_and_SFP__Overview.   My recommendation would be to first ensure that the SFP is supported and is being recognized by the MS switch.   Get it connect to the Fortigate via an ethernet connection and get it cloud communication. Insert the SFP and see if it's recognized on the dashboard. If not, get in contact with Meraki support and they can have a look at the device for you to see if it's being recognized.    ... View more

You can use OSPF and stacking ... ... View more

No.  ... View more

You are correct - OSPF and warm spare can not be used on an MS at the same time. https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Layer_3_Switching/MS_Warm_Spare_(VRRP)_Overview "Warm Spare and OSPF cannot operate simultaneously."   Your best bet will be to stack the two switches.  Then you can use OSPF.  It will also provide default gateway protection. ... View more