I have the Lift-off badge, guess you got to start somewhere.  Looking to earn more in the future. ... View more

So SSID allow list and add allow if matches exactly DIRECT-* and I should be good? ... View more

I'm having intermittent issues logging into some shards as well (n327 was the last problematic one for me). ... View more

Nice! ... View more

Well I've given it a try using the API and I was able to succesfully add about 2200 port forwarding rules to my MX64. Anything above that timed out or gave me a bad gateway error. ... View more

@Christian_Lopez - well spotted! But this isn’t the post he was hiding in - he was hiding in a post in Product and Technology Discussions.  ... View more

Do you have a rep, mine is awesome if I have any issues at all he gets them sorted out then and there.  But I usually don't have issues with the techs if I ask them to test our fiber they do and send me the results, so I can see how things are running at each site and they can usually tell me if there is a issue and if they can fix it for me with out me having to go to the site as I am a dept of one.  One reason why I am trying to switch to all Meraki so I can see everything and do a lot more with out having to drive every where.  Sorry they aren't nicer to you. ... View more

wrong or you have not been around but I maybe have found the issue our MX did take the place of a sonicwall a few months back and that was suppose to make things so much easier for me but nothing has changed, could this be it:   1:1 NAT Rules not working properly after installing MX and it said I should:  the upstream modem or router has not updated its ARP table and needs to be restarted or cleared.    But umm I don't know what the upstream modem is or how to update it's ARP (granted I could find out how to do the updating, if I knew what piece of equipment it is).    could this be why nothing has changed none of those instructions has worked? ... View more

Personally I try to avoid daisy chaining at all cost. It works until the first one in the chain doesn't. If you can get a second run to the closet it would be best, even if you stack them. Im not sure how virtual stacking differs from physical but physical you could LACP the two lines and in the event one switch dies the link fails over to a single cable and one switch and you only loss half the connections. ... View more