Slight correction; At Organizational-level you can be granted three rights levels; None, Read Only and Read/Write. None: you won't see the Organization Tab at all. Read Only: You can see the Organization Tab, but not do changes. Read/Write: Full access to the Organization.   Any administrator can open a ticket with Meraki Support. There are no constraints in terms of who can do what. If your partner created the Organization with them having Org-level rights, and have given you Network level rights, you should still be able to open a ticket with Meraki Support. ... View more

IMO you would probably be better to have a warm spare or even a cold spare if you need quick RMA turn around.  ... View more

you can try to deploy vMX on AliCloud in China, and they have solution to connect both Meraki China and Meraki global. ... View more

BrandonS, I'm a partner.  I'm looking at the info you sent me.   ... View more

Have you reached out to your Cisco rep?  ... View more

Correct. All access points (MR's) use the same license SKU's.   Switches (MS) and Security Gateways (MX) have license SKU's that differ depending on the model. ... View more

Thank you Ryan.  Would this be the same for the MG21? ... View more

For either one.  Would like to know both.   Thanks. ... View more

@johnnyngena : Check these for Alibaba Cloud and GCP  https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Installation_Guides/vMX_Setup_Guide_for_Alibaba_Cloud   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Installation_Guides/vMX_Setup_Guide_for_Google_Cloud_Platform_(GCP)  ... View more

This, https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/SD-WAN_and_Traffic_Shaping, provides details on traffic shaping, queuing, and marking on the MX. And this shows how the MX handles it within AutoVPN, https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/QoS_over_a_Site-to-site_VPN. Is there anything specific you need to know? ... View more

@johnnyngena : Apart from the sizing guide, check this as well for virtual instances  https://meraki.cisco.com/product/security-sd-wan/virtual-appliances/vmx-large/   ... View more

I almost never use one-armed mode.   I prefer to set up the DC like any other site.  I also prefer to have a cheap backup domestic Internet circuit plugged into WAN2.  This means if the DC has a catastrophic failure you can still get to the MX, and AutoVPN can still failover to the cheap circuit.  Having dual circuits also allows you to configure SD-WAN policies so that if the main DC circuit degrades you can take advantage of that cheap circuit, or you can offload bulk traffic you don't care so much about onto the cheap circuit.   VPN concentrator mode allows you to do BGP, and supports more complex active/active configurations. ... View more

Correct - MI runs on the MX appliance 'near' the client, not on vMX. ... View more

Thank you PhillipDAth, I'll use the partner portal.  No issues. ... View more

Hi there,   What is the date for vMX support in Alicloud China regions please?   Thanks! ... View more

I think this is the closest. https://meraki.cisco.com/lib/pdf/meraki_campus_deployment_guide.pdf  ... View more

If you point Organization > Summary report at an appliance Network, right at the bottom right, you get summary uplink performance information for your selected timeframe (either Past month or Custom range might do what you need).   The last variable is the uptime, as a %age, reported for the two WAN uplinks (assuming your MX has both connected). ... View more

Excellent Bruce.  Thank you so much for the support! ... View more

There's no simple answer to this;   consider that, if you enable BGP on a Hub MX, to advertise your branch subnets into the Data Centre, you will also be learning routes from the eBGP peer in the DC, which will then be advertised to all the Spoke MXs of that Hub.    As the Spoke MXs tend to be 'smaller' units than Hub MXs  (e.g. MX67, compared to MX250) - and because DCs often learn lots of routes, it is generally easier to overload the Spokes than the Hubs.   Look to limit the routes advertised from the upstream eBGP peer and summarise where possible. Look for <150 routes learned via eBGP, to protect the spokes    Unless you have an unusually large number of subnets, per branch, if you follow the scaling guidelines in the MX Sizing Guide - particularly for tunnels & VPN throughput in particular - I think you're unlikely to hit a scaling limitation on the Meraki Hub end.   Also look into the impact of the routes advertised to the upstream eBGP peer in the DC. ... View more

DJDonovan, thank you, so how can one retrieve the URL logs once they are stored?  Is there a software or a way we recommend? ... View more

@johnnyngena Officially Meraki only supports their own SFP modules, yes other modules may work however Meraki technical support may not provide support if the issue it due to a 3rd party SFP module.  ... View more

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Are you a partner or end user?  Partners have access to various info through a partner portal.  If you are an end user you should probably get in touch with your favorite Cisco reseller and they can help you.     I know for example, the partner portal has a searchable matrix of what products are order able in which regions. As far roadmap for the future that is somewhat confidential and shared regularly via partner webinars, etc.   Best. ... View more