yeah, that is it! Thanks a lot, Raphael, this is great! ... View more

There's an example script that may help you (it uses the Meraki Python library)...   https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/CiscoSE/AddMerakiMXL3FirewallRuleToNetworks#usecase https://github.com/CiscoSE/AddMerakiMXL3FirewallRuleToNetworks   ... View more

Not unnecessary if you have pinned firmware for devices @John_on_API Then it would be very valuable to get the per device firmware. Also this is something that should be possible: To have different firmwares for devices in the same network. ... View more

You could also get a single VMX Large if you want to keep the config simple.  Basically change no Meraki config, just the virtual appliance in Azure.  It is rated to 1,000 VPN tunnels. https://meraki.cisco.com/product-collateral/mx-sizing-guide/?file  ... View more

I think PowerShell is one of the most powerful things in the Windows environment. I love using it. Since Python has the best support from the Meraki community, I think I will take the advice, at least to test it out in Python. Hopefully it won't take long to migrate my almost 1000 lines PowerShell script over.   Thanks everyone here. ... View more

I do not see where to set the bitrate neither, so it is the default settings, and we are not using band steering neither.    The devices we have are Windows 10, but at one point I did ask a branch user to use her smartphone, and she was seeing the same symptom of being able to see SSID1, but not SSID2. I didn't check if it is Android, or iOS, but definitely not Windows 🙂   It seems it needs to meet certain conditions before you are able to see this issue.    I will see if I can manually reproduce it in my office.     ... View more

In my MX, the SSID number seems working correctly. It does have an hidden ssid 0 that is not avaialbe in the web page. When I ran PUT against ssid 2, the second SSID in the web page does get updates. ... View more