Just an easy question for most of you here, but I'm looking for an answer that I couldn't seem to find as it is probably common knowledge to most.   Is the switching capabilities in the MX75 comparable to the MS220-8P?  I know the MS220 has more POE ports, but in terms of just switching capability does it really matter if one uses the LAN ports on the MX75 or would it be better to continue to use the MS220-8P.  We are only talking in a home/home office setup here.  Nothing too crazy.  Was just wondering if I could eliminate the need for the MS220 and solely rely on the MX75 for that duty.   What would I be missing?   Current Setup is a pair of MR36's, MX64, and (2) MS220-8P's for reference. Was wanting to move to the MX75 to better utilize the faster WAN speed I'm not currently utilizing due to the MX64.   Yes, I know there are cheaper alternatives for something like this for the home, but hey, never hurts to learn new things while also utilizing it for yourself. ... View more

New to the MX64 really, but currently using it with FIOS with ethernet connected from ONT straight into the internet/WAN port of the MX64.    All works perfectly.  Pricing has gone through the roof and Comcast is the only other alternative in the area.  Problem I see is that they would be delivering their service via a cable modem which is connected via coax instead of the ethernet i currently plug straight into the mx64 WAN/internet port.   How are other who have comcast connecting their MX64 device?  Are you literally just plugging the MX64 WAN/internet port into one of the 4 LAN ports of the Comcast modem and letting the device supply the mx64 an IP?  Then just using the MX64 to deliver DHCP to the other devices?    Just curious how others are using the Meraki with the comcast modems.   TIA ... View more