Hello @Sl1m-007    I realize you have already returned your equipment, but I (as you) wanted to let future visitors of this thread know what an anomaly your experience has been. A truly fascinating experience, despite being unfortunate and what was likely frustrating.   First, we're working to improve our support experience every day. We take these moments to heart, and do our best to learn and grow from them.   If you ever decide to come back to the product line, I think we'd all love to hear the end of the saga regarding how youtube videos and locales were out of sync with your expectations or your region. For what it is worth, the Meraki Go hardware is not as sophisticated to manipulate what youtube video (or other traffic sources) you attempt to view. Client traffic requesting youtube videos is handled by the client software, commonly SSL encrypted, and that traffic is then forwarded to the IP addresses the client was communicating with by the Meraki Go hardware. In other words, we can't change that traffic, so I'm left astonished. ... View more

In terms of dnsmasq, the Go platform will update its software in lieu of the MR platform as listed on the PSIRT advisory.   I understand that remains unclear as of today. However, for the purposes of this vulnerability, the firmware release version for the MR will be applicable to the GR platform. An upcoming release will reveal firmware versions in the app, thus helping close the gap and ensure (once available) the patch is installed successfully on any devices. ... View more

@Roska  Emulate it how? Android VM? "Your Phone" app on Windows 10? No I haven't. ... View more

GX20 is currently the only Meraki Go router.   https://www.meraki-go.com/meet-meraki-go/security-gateway/   Read the technical specifications. But yes, it has DHCP, and it's recommended for 50 or less clients. It's also limited to 250mbps WAN to LAN performance.   Though it's only recommended for 50 or fewer clients, it certainly can be used for making more addresses than 50.   If you plan for more clients than 50, you should consider using a different router. Ubiquiti Dream Machine Peo maybe. Meraki Go switches and access points supports VLAN, so can be used with other routing equipment.   About the access points (https://www.meraki-go.com/meet-meraki-go/wi-fi/), it does not say much about max clients per AP. I'd think about 15-20 clients per AP. ... View more

With my Meraki Go unit, I would max at roughly 270.  After swapping back to the ISP provided firewall, I've reached a max of 580, which is more than I pay for.   I am a network engineer, I've been doing this for 20 years.  I'm not a newbie that just went and bought some stuff on Amazon.  I don't *need* enterprise features for the most part, but I expected a lot more from this product than what it is currently delivering.  Have you seen the Merak Dashboard?  The Meraki Go App, isn't even a shell of what the Meraki Dashboard offers.  I get it, totally different audiences, but I expected a similar interface, not a janky app that is incredibly difficult to navigate with settings and features that are hidden in areas that make no sense.   I looked back at this community and found that the product was released a only month or two before my initial purchase, so the product is obviously still young.  Honestly, this is a classic Cisco move that I've seen far too many times.  Release a new product that is half baked, spend the next two years improving it and making it hum like a well-oiled machine.  I expect that the Meraki Go product will be far better in a year, however, I'm looking for better now.  I'll give it another look in a year or two when I am looking for a WiFi 6 upgrade and we'll go from there. ... View more

I totally agree with the ask for turning off IDS/IPS Meraki as a brand has made this part of their vision for a while, and seeing this feature set going to an option I don't see coming anytime soon. I've been to a good amount of Meraki Live events and this topic is brought up at each event. With the response of "Well we are aware of the ask but not sure if this will happen".   As for the speed increase comment. Many homes and SMBs are still around 100Mbps or less. In medium to larger cities that have FIOS or cables companies willing to offer 300 Mbps+ at a reasonable rate this could be a limiting factor and one that will quickly growing in the coming years. Finding the right balance between offering the higher speeds at the right price will be tough for Meraki to figure out as a brand as the security features have been the driving force behind the hardware and and software cost.    I will make my comment quick on UniFi. In their current state with the USGs still haven't completed the features promised over 5 years ago, the ever changing and at times buggy controller, the shift to UDMs being painful at times, UDM still in development it's a little hard to keep pushing down that path "for me".  ... View more

Hello Olavrb,   I can understand the confusion presented here and for that I extend my apologies.   A new VLAN will have DHCP enabled by default. We will soon be introducing the ability to configure the new DHCP server in an upcoming release. ... View more

Hello,    Not at this time, but I would definitely encourage you to submit this as a feature request within the app by navigating to the settings tab and selecting "Give Feedback" under the Help section.    Thanks,    Keithia Meraki Go Support ... View more

@Moskeeto  I used latest version at the point I posted the forum post. Tried again now, it worked. Might have been backend issues or fixed in latest version released this week, IDK.   So now I have left feedback here, on Google Play app review, and Meraki Go in-app feedback. My wish should now be available for everyone it might concern. 🙂 ... View more