Don't trust that AI says. ... View more

No, it doesn't support 😉, just DHCP relay.     ... View more

No, it's a layer 2 switch. It doesn't provide layer 3 function.   The MX Series Security Appliances and MS Series Switches (with layer 3 routing enabled) have a built-in DHCP service. When enabled, it can provide DHCP to all configured subnets/VLANs, or relay DHCP messages to designated DHCP servers.  ... View more

Yes, it can be managed in Meraki Systems Manager, as long as it meets the Android Enterprise requirements. Meraki Systems Manager supports Android versions Android 10 through Android 15 for Android Enterprise enrollment. Systems Manager Supported Operating Systems - Cisco Meraki Documentation ... View more

CMNA is an exclusive program offered to partners who work in the area of ​​sales of Cisco Meraki solutions.   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Learning-Hub-Partner-Content/CMNA-Certified-Meraki-Networking-Associate/ta-p/275820 ... View more

When I say replicate, I really mean manually configuring it. Meraki isn't that complicated and doesn't have many settings. ... View more

This is only true when support is still active in case of a defect.   Think of it this way: would it make sense to insure a car that already has a defect? No insurance company would make that agreement. ... View more

If Cisco replaced every device entering EOS for free, nobody would buy new devices anymore to do a technological refresh. ... View more

Without knowing your environment, the number of cameras, etc., it's a bit difficult to give any valuable suggestions. ... View more

It cannot receive a SAML request from the MX and forward it to Entra ID. Access Manager is not designed to authenticate VPN connections Its purpose is enforcing identity-based rules for network edges (switch/AP), not VPN hubs. ... View more

If you want both WANs to stay logically active, even when one loses Internet, enabling load balancing can help keep routes alive. ... View more

    If I'm not mistaken when WAN1 fails, the MX changes its active uplink to WAN2. In failover mode, the MX may stop sending traffic out WAN1 entirely, including internal pings because the MX considers WAN1 “down” and removes its route from the routing table. ... View more

To be honest, I find replacing a device on the Meraki so simple.   You can simply replicate the configurations to the new switch, test them in parallel, and then plan the replacement. ... View more

So you need something like Zscaler; MX by itself can't handle it. ... View more

The most effective way is blocking via the machine firewall. ... View more

I've tested it and it isn't effective. ... View more

This is a good start.   https://www.netacad.com/courses/networking-basics ... View more

The most effective way I see to block the application is via the Machine's Firewall. If you have Trellix or any other corporate firewall that users do not have access to, you can block the application without any difficulty. I hope I have helped you. ... View more

Bonjour forwarding only works when, Client IP assignment is Bridge mode, AP is bridging the SSID into VLANs routed elsewhere, DHCP comes from the network (External DHCP). ... View more

The Bonjour Gateway settings in Group Policies apply only to devices that support Bonjour forwarding at the device level, specifically the MX, not MR. ... View more

On Meraki, Bonjour forwarding that helps wireless clients discover wired or other VLAN services is configured on the SSID Wireless › Access control, not inside a Group Policy. A Group Policy can shape/filter traffic, but the Bonjour proxying that makes cross‑VLAN discovery work is an SSID feature on MR, or a Bonjour forwarding rule on MX when the MX is your L3 gateway. If you only set “Bonjour gateway” inside the policy, the iOS app typically still won’t discover the service.   Bonjour Forwarding - Cisco Meraki Documentation ... View more

I don't see any reason for it to cause a problem, if I'm not mistaken, I've done migrations this same way running two MX at the same time and didn't have any issues. ... View more