I don't recall specifically now.  All I remember is they have a shared buffer pool.  If you reach out to a Meraki rep they can request this information for you.   If you 10Gbe connect all the high data flow devices you don't generally have issues.  If you have a 10Gbe connected SAN with SSD going to a 1Gbe connected server you will have problems. If you have a high oversubscription rate (such as 10 x 10Gbe servers all writing to a 10Gbe connected SAN) then you might have issues as well.   If you have a half dozen or fewer servers that are 10Gbe connected talking to a 10Gbe connected SAN you are usually fine. ... View more

You do exactly what @DouggieFresh did, and go to  Firewall configuration/Security Services and either disable the local status page or limit the IP addresses further than it can be accessed from. ... View more

On PC the users have Remote Viewer application installed which is connected via client VPN to PlayStation(connected in office).   Due to that we are not able to view what kind of exact traffic is been sent.   But I think the type of traffic which is been sent is control commands from PlayStation keyboard/Joystick to PlayStation console and audio-video for viewing the game and sound.     Just for testing purpose, have added traffic shaping rule for PlayStation and Xbox LIVE with DSCP tagging = 10(AF11 - High Throughput, Latency Insensitive, Low Drop). I don't know whether this will work or not. If you have any other solution it will be appreciated.   Another observation was, the CPU utilization used to spike to almost 100%(as per Meraki TAC). Hence for time being we have disabled AMP, but still this hasn't resolved our issue, nor the Meraki TAC is able to point out the exact issue even after several packet captures, iperf, disabling IDS/IPS and AMP, firmware upgrade to latest version(15.40 was latest that time) etc.     Thanks, L ... View more