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RafaelM · ‎03-17-2021

@rbnielsen I will be there virtually! 😄 We can shake hands over Webex. Not ideal, but hopefully that fixes some of the problems LOL

RafaelM · ‎02-26-2021

Are you a Cisco partner? Do you want to learn more about Meraki MS switches? Join me next week on our next Partner Interaction Webinar series called "Switching to Simplicity". It's a technical session about the power of cloud-managed switches and their value to customers and partners. We will be sharing resources with those who attend. Click on the link below to sign up. https://cisco.cvent.com/d/qjq1gy/4W See you all there!

RafaelM · ‎02-19-2021

Uuuuh... tricky!

RafaelM · ‎02-19-2021

After all the conversations that were had in this chat, I am happy to announce that the correct answer is... 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 🥁 E! Traffic coming from that subnet bound to the internet will leave through the local breakout (split tunnel), and since there is no specific flow preference for that subnet, it will be load balanced! Thanks for tuning in. We're soon coming back with another question!

RafaelM · ‎02-05-2021

ECMS Question Refer to the exhibit. Assume that the MX in question is a spoke connected via AutoVPN to one hub using split tunnels, all its local subnets have been advertised over the VPN, and both its WAN connections are up. How will the MX route traffic sourced from subnet 172.17.25.0/24 destined for the internet? It will be sent out WAN1 as long as it is up. It will be sent out WAN2 as long as it is up. It will be sent out WAN1 as long as it meets the thresholds in the performance class called “Telepresence”. It will be sent out WAN2 as long as it meets the thresholds in the performance class called “Telepresence”. It will be load balanced between WAN1 and WAN2.

RafaelM · ‎02-05-2021

The correct answer is c! The network topology on the Meraki Dashboard supports both Meraki and non-Meraki devices. Options d an e were correct statements about the Layer 3 topology, not the Layer 2.

RafaelM · ‎01-29-2021

ECMS Question Look at the image below. It shows a layer 2 network topology diagram inside the Meraki Dashboard. Which sentence is true regarding the topology? It can be downloaded in JPEG format. It shows two devices that are offline. It supports both Meraki and non-Meraki devices. It is built based on the default routes ( 0.0.0.0/0 ) in the switches. It allows administrators to see static routes for particular nodes by hovering over them.

RafaelM · ‎01-29-2021

The correct answer is: b! The Change log! only one change log available per organization, so the timestamps are always in UTC! Thank you guys for participating!

RafaelM · ‎01-22-2021

ECMS Question What kind of logs are always stored in the UTC time zone inside the Meraki Dashboard? Event log Change log Video access log SM activity log

RafaelM · ‎01-22-2021

The correct answer is.... 1! We can use device tags (in this case, AP tags) in order to set the scope for the SSID availability feature. For more details about the types of tags, please visit the document article below: https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Organizations_and_Networks/Organization_Menu/Manage_Tags Thanks everyone for your input!

RafaelM · ‎01-14-2021

ECMS question Which sentence is true regarding the use of tags inside the Meraki Dashboard? Device tags can be used to determine the scope of the SSID availability feature. Network tags can be used to determine the scope of the SSID availability feature. Switches apply the recently-added tag to their ports by default. All network tags are static, and all SM tags are dynamic. All SM tags are static, and all network tags are dynamic.

RafaelM · ‎01-14-2021

The correct answer is D! All the other are false statements. If anything is not clear to you, please check out our documentation to find out more about SM features. Feel free to use this space for clarifications as well. https://documentation.meraki.com/SM

RafaelM · ‎12-10-2020

ECMS question Look at the image below. It contains information about a device managed via Systems Manager. Which sentence is true about that device? Between 9am and 5pm on weekdays and all day on weekends, some apps will be uninstalled from the device. Between 6am and 6pm on weekdays and all day weekends, some apps will be uninstalled from the device. The Corp security policy has been violated because a disk storage threshold was broken The device has been rebooted within the past couple of days.

RafaelM · ‎12-10-2020

Aaaaaaaaand... corect answer is: a. More references can be found on: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Threat_Protection Thank you for your participation on this one again!

RafaelM · ‎12-02-2020

ECMS question Fill in the blanks: When enabling IDS/IPS on the Meraki Dashboard, there are 3 different rulesets you can choose: You can leave it as ________ (default, matching CVSS 9 and 10), or you can change it to ________ (matching CVSS 10 only) or ________ (matching CVSS 8, 9 or 10). Balanced - Connectivity - Security Security - Balanced - Connectivity Connectivity - Balanced - Security Connectivity - Security - Balanced

RafaelM · ‎12-02-2020

Correct answer is: C. In order MS and MR advanced licenses, an organization needs to be in the PDL model. For more information about PDL, please visit: https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Meraki_Per-Device_Licensing_Overview See you all soon again with another ECMS question!

RafaelM · ‎11-24-2020

@MerakiDave Of course! Everyone is welcome to participate! The prizes are knowledge, recognition and prestige inside this community 🙂

RafaelM · ‎11-23-2020

ECMS question Which sentence is true regarding the Per-Device Licensing (PDL) model for Cisco Meraki organizations? You no longer get a 30 day grace period after license expiration date. If your licenses are not activated within 90 days, they are automatically invalidated. PDL is a requirement in order to use MR advanced licenses in an organization. Licenses are cheaper in PDL compared to Co-termination.

RafaelM · ‎11-23-2020

The correct answer is 4. Network-wide > Configure > General. That is the only option that is available for all types of networks, including Camera and combined ones as well. Option 2. Camera > Configure > General is not a valid option on combined networks. I hope that helps!

RafaelM · ‎11-18-2020

ECMS Question On the Meraki Dashboard, where should you navigate to make sure your MV cameras are in the correct time zone, and change it if you need to? Cameras > Monitor > General Cameras > Configure > General Network-wide > Monitor > General Network-wide > Configure > General

RafaelM · ‎11-18-2020

The correct answer is B.6. For more information, please visit https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/MS_Switch_Quality_of_Service_Defined

RafaelM · ‎11-09-2020

ECMS question How many class of service (CoS) queues are supported on MS switches? 4 6 8 10

RafaelM · ‎11-09-2020

Answer: d. 84 Explanation: Every branch MX will form 2 tunnels to each hub (80 tunnels in total), and then the hubs will form 4 tunnels between each other (4 more tunnels), giving us a total of 84 tunnels! I hope you have all enjoyed this practice question!

RafaelM · ‎11-02-2020

ECMS question In a topology consisting of 2 MX hubs with 2 uplinks each and 20 MX spokes with 1 uplink each, how many AutoVPN tunnels are created in total in this organization? Assume all spokes are connected to both hubs. 22 40 80 84 p.s. We will be sharing new practice questions weekly! If you'd like to receive updates when we do, click the "ECMS Practice" label below and then "Subscribe"

RafaelM · ‎10-16-2020

Hello! Are you new to the world of the cloud-managed MS switches? If so, we've got a few resources to help introduce you to the solution. Getting Started MS Family Datasheet - MS Family Features and Specs MS Installation Guides - Model specific Product Diagrams and Installation steps MS Quick Start - Quickly get your MS online and talking to Meraki MS Best Practices - Best practice configurations across the majority of MS features General Info Basic Features Virtual Stacking - Configure a single port or thousands of ports through our industry-first Virtual Stacking technology. Layer 7 visibility - See how the network is being used and by which client devices Network Topology - A graphic overview of the logical network topology and the status of any devices Layer 3 Switching - Layer 3 routing capabilities are available on most Cisco Meraki switches Quality of Service (QoS) - Prioritize and reliably deliver certain types of data Spanning Tree Protocol - Build a loop-free network LAN Redundancy features Physical Stacking - Get physical redundancy in the deployments that need it Link Aggregation - Bundle switch ports to increase throughput and provide redundancy LAN Security features Port schedules - Schedule activation of switch ports to add security and save power Access Policies (802.1x) - Prevent unauthorized devices from connecting to the network Switch ACL - Limit what traffic is permitted through the switch Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of all MS documentation or features. More advanced documentation beyond the basic features can be found at documentation.meraki.com ! If you're interested in learning about Meraki's training offerings, be sure to check out The Meraki Learning Hub ! There you'll find tons of great information about Meraki led training like CMNA and ECMS.

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