I have the same issue ..port forwarding to vLans.. any resolution? ... View more

Hi @olavrb    I see it is still not listed as fixed on the aforementioned websites, but I do believe a patch has been released and made available for the GR for version 27.7 and beyond. I will work to ensure this information is distributed accordingly, as well as circle back here if I find that this is not the case.   Most of our users are on 27.7 firmware, but if you have yet to be upgraded our support team would be more than happy to help. You can get in touch by opening a support case in the mobile app.     ... View more

Can confirm, the limit is now 50  ... View more

Hello Delfuego,   Unfortunately we do not offer an extended warranty service for Meraki Go. Meraki are committed to and continue to invest in Meraki Go. You can see evidence of this in the version history of our app, where we've released a new version every 2 weeks since launch.    Lee   ... View more

Hello Meraki_Maki,   Meraki Go does not currently support bandwidth throttling on a per VLAN basis.    Lee   ... View more

Greetings SO and all on the thread,   Supporting VPN can mean a wide range of things. To dispel any existing confusion:   The GX product cannot be a VPN end-point for client devices or site to site VPN. The GX does allow VPN traffic to pass through it. What this means is you cannot client VPN to your GX from a remote location, and this would be considered a feature request (or a wish in the app). It is also not possible to link GX's together in a site-to-site VPN topology.   However, nothing is stopping clients on your GX network from establishing VPN connections outbound.   As an example, while connected to my Meraki Go full stack, I am able to establish a VPN tunnel with my open VPN server and reach tools and resources hosted on that remote network.   I hope this post helps clear any confusion around what the GX can and cannot do regarding VPN. ... View more

had similar issues with Ruckus Wireless too - had SkyQ running on 5GHz for ages then a software update on SkyQ and magically could only see 2.4GHz. However, use a Sky Router and 5GHz works fine!   It is a method for Sky to for you to use their kit if you want 5GHz ... View more

Hi Gamergomer,   Based on what you describe needing, Meraki Go is absolutely right for your coffee shop.    GR10 will support all the things you mentioned below. You can setup separate networks so your guests can't see your work devices. Bandwidth controls gives you a few options, where you can set a limit for each individual device that connects and also further tweak the bandwidth limit to limit certain application types, e.g. social media, file sharing, online backup and online video, which are typically the worst offenders for taking all of your bandwidth. We don't support directly capping the total bandwidth allocated to an individual network, but the other methods mentioned above can be used to achieve the same outcome.    There is no paid subscription required, but if you have the Meraki Go Security Gateway there is an optional security subscription that provides phishing and malware protection powered by Cisco Umbrella DNS security.    Regards Lee  ... View more

Hello Sylvain,   That is not possible with Meraki Go. DM me and we can talk a little more about your needs.    Regards Lee ... View more

Any Update to this?  I just connected my gx20 router to my Spectrum Cable modem last night.  I'm able to get everything working through the router and the Meraki-Go app is seeing the devices and types of traffic.  My problem is slightly different from the original poster.  When I go to the app, under Hardware, it shows that my device is alerting (although the LED is white) and when I go into the device, it shows "Has never connected to the Meraki cloud".  It doesn't show an IP address for the device either.   Any ideas?  I have not rebooted the spectrum cable modem. ... View more

You can directly connect the modem, but the type of modem will determine your setup options. If the modem is acting as a NAT router and issuing private IP addresses (listed below), the you can run your WiFi networks/SSIDs in bridge mode. This allows devices across the network to communicate with each other. If the modem is issuing public IP addresses, then your WiFi Networks/SSIDs will be configured in NAT mode, which will not allow devices on the network communicate with each other.   Private IP Ranges 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255. 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255. 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255.   More Information https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Meraki_Go_-_When_Bridge_Mode_is_not_Available_(Auto_NAT) ... View more

After the license model change you can now setup an Meraki Go account and use mobile app without licenses, you just scan QR code or add HW serial to desired account. ... View more

@Ryan_C Why is this? ... View more

The licenses can go to any device or end user, but depending on how you placed the order, the end user may have the received the license also.  ... View more

JW7630,   APs and licenses are not allocated to the customer as part of the purchase. The customer claims both license and device. The licenses will get assigned to an AP when a customer claims a device with an available license in their network.    Lee ... View more

Hello JW7630,   No licenses are not allocated to the devices before first use. The allocation occurs when the customer claims their license via the Meraki Go portal and then it is assigned to a device when devices are added from the app.  Lee   ... View more

Hi RBAUTISTA,   The more important consideration is topology. We generally recommend a star topology, with no more than one hop between the main access point and the mesh repeaters. Multi-hop paths are possible, but come at a fairly significant performance hit. In theory you could mesh up to the maximum supported number of APs in a Meraki Go network (20), however this would not be recommended, as it would not make efficient use of available WiFi channels and we would not expect a good experience for devices connecting to the WiFi.   It might be worth seeing if one of our local partners can help with assessing the feasibility of what you are attempting, or if the regular Meraki product might be a better fit https://www.meraki-go.com/c/r/merakigo/en/us/all-partners.html   Regards Lee ... View more

Hello JW7630,   You can find details on how to configure a splash page and redirect here https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Meraki_Go_-_WiFi_Access_Point_Feature_Details#Access_Control   Meshing will automatically configure. Claim the Access Point through the app, then plug it into power, but don't connect via Ethernet. Of course you have to already have at least 1 Access Point already turned on and connected via ethernet to your router.     Meraki Go automatically uses both 2.4 and 5 GHz for a configured network/SSID.    Lee ... View more

Harshad,   Meraki Go is available in the US, EU, UK and Japan. I'll DM you the contact details for the Meraki Go channel team so you can reach out to them.    Lee   ... View more

Hello Harshad,    Currently the app supports English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.    Lee   ... View more