Your Client VPNs should still work whether they are pointing to the Master MX IP or Virtual IP. The Client VPNs would fail if the master MX fails, and failover occurs, if they are still pointing to the master. ... View more

I would probably try going through these steps:   Migrate working (Master to be) MX to new /29-pool and ensure that works Add (offline!) slave MX to dashboard and configure it as slave Connect slave MX WAN Power up slave MX Ensure slave MX has cloud conenctivity Make sure slave MX is updated and its configuration is synced. It will probably reboot a couple of times. You'll also notice that it will go into Dual Master mode. This is expected since, there are no LAN connectivity as of yet. Mirror LAN connections on the slave MX. Configure Virtual IP Migrate all Client VPNs towards Virtual IP.   ... View more

I'd suggest that your best option would probably be to get in touch with your local Meraki SE.   I wouldn't be surprised if Meraki has some ways to circumvent the hard cap from their view. But I have absolutely no idea, and I doubt it is at all supported. You'll probably be on your own.           ... View more

You'll also need to convert the reply, since it is returning an object with json. Try including this;   import json from pprint import pprint   [...]   r = requests(...) if r.status_code == 200:    rjson = r.json()    pprint(rjson) else:    raise SystemExit(f"Unexpected status code {r.status_code}")   ... View more

An MX is a security appliance - a firewall with a dash of router.   https://meraki.cisco.com/products/security-sd-wan/   Specifically regarding the MX64/MX65, here is an overview of the device: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/MX64_and_MX65_Overview_and_Specifications       ... View more

From what I've seen, it's also not possible to remove yourself as an admin of an organization, via Dashboard. I'm unsure, however, if it's possible via API.   But as @BrechtSchamp correctly states, in order to delete an organization, you'll have to go through of the process of removing devices from networks, unclaim devices from inventory, deleting networks, removing all admins other than yourself _before_ you'll be able to delete an organization. Same goes for Dashboard as for API. ... View more

Can you not use the Default block message, by setting it manually, to "Please see servicedesk", and then use the Provision Network Clients endpoint, setting the client to Blocked? ... View more

In Network-Wide -> Configure -> General, you can set a default block message for the network. This should then appear, when you provision the network client.     Unfortunately, I don't think there is an endpoint for updating it, so you'll probably have to set the default message, manually. Also, if you need a special message for at certain client, you'll probably need to set it manually, aswell.   Hope that helps. 🙂 ... View more

Check out the APIv1 endpoint POST /networks/{networkId}/clients/provision https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!provision-network-clients   For APIv0: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!provision-network-clients ... View more

Why would you like to receive a notification every time a client connects to an AP?   Depending on the client, over the course of a day, a client would reassociate and reauthenticate multiple times. Especially for an iPhone. And then multiply that up, with the number of clients trying to associate. ... View more

Can you check payload, and see what attributes is has? What if you simply remove "contentLength": payload.length,? ... View more

You might also want to take into account that Meraki requieres internet connectivity. ... View more

  You can also see the Python definition for getNetworkLatencyStats here. ... View more

After CMNA you get a three year license, with the opportunity to get a renewal for another three years, by attending an online training session/webinar. ... View more

See this article about setting up High Availability on MX'es.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair ... View more

I have previously done something like this. Some of the elements could match yours. It might not be the prettiest, but under the circumstances that were given to me, it works. Been running for the last two years, and so far haven't heard anything from it. Ignore the blue line. It was for a telephone service provided directly to the LAN.   In your case HX1-SW1 would be your MS425 stack.   ... View more

As far as I understand, it's the CMNO that's been replaced by the ECMS1. According to the FAQ, ECMS1 doesn't give any gear. The CMNA is still there, and this will qualify for a full stack, with a one-time three year renewal.   Now whether or not it's possible to get a new kit, by resitting the course, no idea. Best guess is to contact your local Meraki SE, and see what she/he says. ... View more

Is it correct to assume, that the MS120 acting as a "wan switch", is connected back to the LAN side, to allow management? Could you perhaps try to draw up the topology? ... View more

You need to be able to uniquely identify the device you are working with. That's why you need the serialnumber. Imagine, you have access to multiple organizations, each with a main switch that's called HX-Sw1. How would you then be able to distginguish between devices, when matching on the hostname? ... View more

The message means, that there is something upstream, that is blocking tcp\7734. It can be either the ISP router, or another device upstream from the MX, depending on the network topology.   Either make sure that port 7734 is open, or call Your ISP and have them ensure that port 7734 is not being firewalled. ... View more

It's back. Notified on a couple... ... View more

Trying to point towards the spam attack.. 😉 ... View more

Perhaps you could see this post who, oddly enough, seems to have exactly the same project...   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless-LAN/When-to-use-multiple-wireless-LAN-controllers-High-density/m-p/85856         ... View more

Fair enough, then. 🙂 ... View more