Hola @Ditra,   Estaba observando tu captura y todo lo que aparece es tráfico unidireccional. Si tu no filtraste la captura, al parecer el tráfico de vuelta desde el servidor no le esta llegando a tu máquina. Si ese es el caso, te recomiendo tomar una captura en la LAN y WAN del MX para comparar los paquetes y asegurarte que el tráfico de vuelta le este llegando al cliente.  ... View more

Hello @mugrene ,  If you are using default VLAN, then you should go to the clients you would like to use that group policy on and assign the group policy, you can do that in the client list and clicking on the client. Ensure that the group policy is either appending or overriding what you have in the default section, whatever is preferred for you.    Let me know if that helps. ... View more

Hello @mugrenel,   At this time, the content filtering section is applied to all the clients passing traffic through the MX. It does not have a configuration way to differentiate or schedule the filtering.    However, it can be achieved using group policies ad mentioned previously. The change will be adding all the configuration you want to the group policy and override the default content filtering, or appending the previous default config with the new categories you would like to block.    Regarding the scheduling, the group policies allow you to set the time when the group policy will be implemented. Selecting the time and assigning that group policy to your VLAN, it will make lunch and breaks better for the users.  If you would like to know more regarding Meraki features and troubleshooting tips, you can check this out.  ... View more

Hola kYutobi,  Soy dominicano también 🇩🇴 y me adoptó Londrés 🇬🇧. Bueno saber que tenemos representación aquí.    Sería bueno mantenernos en contacto.  ... View more

Welcome Humayun!   I hope you can find the Meraki Comunity useful. ... View more

Hello DHAnderson,    Probably the Native VLAN configuration is not allowing the Meraki Switch to reach out to the internet properly.    I would go and configure the uplink port in the local status page of the Meraki switch as an access port in any VLAN (or the VLAN that is configured in the upstream router if it has one) and provide a static IP address to ensure it is not expecting any trunk negotiation and just send regular traffic as any endpoint.    If that does not work, then you will need to configure both ports the same. Let me know if that works... ... View more

Hello @Johnfnadez,    The Security Appliances do not limitation regarding the number of VLANs allowed. That will depend on the memory and the CPU utilization and other features you are running as well (content filtering, threat protections, VPN tunnels, etc).    What kind of issues are you having in those VLANs: - Is the MX not providing IP addresses?   + Did you take pcaps to see if there are DHCP Discovers and Offers?   - Does the MX say that there are not available IP addresses?   + Did you check the DHCP section in the Appliance Status and the IP reservations in the DHCP section?   - The MX does not provide IP leases at all?   + Did you check the DHCP configuration for that VLAN?   You can find more information about the MX84 and the comparison against other MXs here: https://www.lonsys.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/meraki_whitepaper_mx_sizing_guide.pdf ... View more

Hola @jhonrojas,  Bienvenido a la comunidad.  Aunque no puedas ver una sección en el foro para español en específico, los que hablamos español somos muchos 🙂 .    Ten la libertad de realizar preguntas en el español y te responderemos sin problemas.  Si quieres comenzar a aprender sobre Meraki, lo mas recomendable es el portal de documentación oficial. www.docs.meraki.com.   Si te interesa aprender como configurar paso a paso las características mas comunes de los equipos, puedes visitar el canal debajo.    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl04umLIPXkjLD84BKLTrEA   Me dejas saber si me interesa algo mas.    ... View more