If what you are trying to achieve is an external scan of your environment and you have no NATs configured, then it's only going to scan the MX as that is all that is exposed to the internet. If you're planning to scan your servers or other resources then you will need to move the scan onto an internal host. ... View more

Just to correct myself, this is not an SMB protocol issue. I believe this has to do with the inherent reliability issues surrounding the UDP protocol.   Unlike TCP, UDP can't re-transmit lost data packages. This becomes a problem when downloading large files; one lost package and the entire download fails.   When analyzing a file download using MS Network Monitor 3.4, it's apparent that the IPv4 internet protocol, together with ESP data packages (encrypted data) encapsulated within UDP data packages, are used. UDP is fast and great for streaming services, where loss of single data packages is uncritical; it's just a missing pixel on the screen.   I wish Meraki offered a TCP solution with its VPN server, which should solve this problem. ... View more

I just re-tested this, Cisco AnyConnect with SAML against DUO using a trusted device policy to only allow authorised devices to use VPN - and it worked! ... View more

They don't use the same ISP because there are people in other countries and they have the same issues. ... View more

Hello @CarlosCoque! Welcome to the Meraki Community! It is a great community to be a part of and we are glad to have you here. ... View more

It's a pretty simple setup. LAN is 192.168.0.0/24 and the Web Server is there. I can access the Web Server from both itself and from any host in the LAN, as expected. I have 2 WAN ports, one is the original from the MX-64 and the other is one of the LAN ports converted into WAN2. Then, I configured a Port Forwarding from the WAN ports (I used the setting "both", but tried with "Internet 1" as well in the testing process) to the Web server in the LAN. Everything seems to be properly set, but it simply doesn't work. ... View more

@bxdobs wrote: Please Disregard my previous posting ... tried another machine which had exactly the same results with W10 Pro 64b   Turns out in this case the 691 error was CORRECT ... there may be an issue with the Meraki Dashboard used from the latest Firefox browser ... I explicitly CHANGED the PW for the VPN User to something simple as a temporary test ... this temporary password apparently wasn't accepted by the dashboard ... don't recollect seeing any error message when I pressed the change button so will take a closer look at this as a possible issue   Anyway I have now put back the original PW and reset all users ... all working now      I've caught myself before by thinking I've hit save when I haven't, when the save button is all the way at the bottom of the web page. I feel your pain. ... View more