So that list is the actual sites that are blocked? Say one wants to block news sites. It's possible to deny traffic to New York Times, but not Wall Street Journal? Or is WSJ covered in the "All news" option? ... View more

How long have you been allowing it to come online? If it's fresh out of the box, it could be performing initial firmware upgrade. Also sometimes you might need to refresh the dashbord page (Press F5 or Ctrl+R), before you can see it online. ... View more

Unfortunately, I think this is a difficult and cumbersome task to achieve. All these services usually use multiple endpoints, IPs and Ports. You can block RDP by blocking port tcp/3389 and udp/3389. I don't think the L7 rule denying, Remote Mgmt and Sharing will be enough (or even work) on all of the services. And perhaps you can create an HTTP Hostname L7 rule matching hostnames like anydesk.com, logmein, and so on. Furthermore, most of these services also utilise ports 80 and 443, which you probably don't want to block. I'm not saying it's impossible, but rather difficult. I have yet to find a list or lookup tool, which I'm rather surprised Meraki hasn't provided. ... View more

I suppose it is, but then again, I'd normally only use Meraki DHCP on deployments that quickly need guest WiFi, and only able to use single vlans.   Then again, all clients are isolated from eachother. No client can talk to eachother in NAT mode. Internet access only. ... View more

Not really in the Dashboard, no. But you could try and browse your way to the public IP of the MX and see if the webpage is served. Or use a tool like NMAP, to scan for open ports. ... View more

Go to Security & SD-WAN -> Firewall, and scroll down to "Forwarding rules" section, and press "Add a port forwarding rule".   There you enter a description, what uplink port it should apply to, protocol, the public facing port, LAN ip, LAN port, and who should be allowed to use it.   In the below example, the rule is applied to both WAN links, and the public facing port, is forwarded to port 80 on machine with IP address 10.10.10.10   ... View more

May we see the vlan configuation on the ssid?   Stupid question here; if you have a reservation for the IP address in DHCP settings, have you verified that it's the correct DHCP server that the reservation is configured on? ... View more

I am actually seeing the same. I've been wondering the same.     I know for a fact that those two devices are configured with correct PSK. They are both iPhones, enrolled in Systems Manager, with the SSID pushed to them as a Policy. ... View more

I suggest that @MerakiDave's post be copied directly over to doumentation.meraki.com   ... View more

My three SSIDs here at home are; 1) Global Digital Defense Network 2) Winona Router 3) Krusty Krab ... View more

Before moving forward with your consolidation of networks, you could consider looking into the Dashboard API. You could create some backup scripts that would get the current configuration of the switches, combine the MX and MS networks, and post the configuration back to the new newly combined network. Perhaps with a few changes tot the configuration. ... View more

I'll admit. Everything is probably there. But I still think it is lacking, with regards to Meraki. Unless You know the precise SKU name, it's not possible to find it. ... View more

And this.   ... View more

These Con SKUs are the only items I'm getting.     ... View more

Really? Hah, awesome. That's not stated anywhere on merakipartners.com For some reason I can no longer search for Meraki equipment on CCW. I only get some odd Con SKUs.. ... View more

I agree with @PhilipDAth. Afair, there is no rule against screenscraping, as it is just a script impersonating a users movement in the dashboard.   Just don't expect the screen scraping script will work from day to day. The dashboard changes. ... View more

But, afaik, VPN Subnet translation is not available on Non-Meraki peers... ... View more

What's returned if you call this? HTTP REQUEST GET /networks/{networkId}/appliancePorts ... View more

I am in no way experienced in the Meraki API. However, I've found this.   You can check if vlans are enabled by using this endpoint;   HTTP REQUEST GET /networks/{networkId}/vlansEnabledState   If that returns true, then go ahead using your  getvlans()-call If false, you can maybe you can use    HTTP REQUEST GET /networks/{networkId}/vlans/{vlanId}   and then return for vlan 1 or 0? I'm not sure if this would work... ... View more

Have you followed this guide from Meraki?   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Extending_the_LAN_with_a_Wireless_Mesh_Link ... View more

"[..] when an error in a maintenance process brought down a set of redundant networking devices in one of our datacentres."   ... View more