Hey folks,   I have to choose some L3 switches and my first choice were MS210s which fit my need in term of pure hardware.However, I also have to do some routing (basically configure a default route to a router) i.e ip route 0.0.0.0/0 router's ip (no need for NAT/policies etc...)   Since I have to configure some VLANs (3 or 4 max), inter-VLAN routing is need + this default route to direct traffic to router.   On MS210's description, it is stated that they are capable of "Layer 2 with static routes" but I am not really sure what does this mean...   Are these switches really capable of L3 routing? or is it only for management purpose?   Thanks.   Cheers.   Dardan. ... View more

Hello guys,   After having read the Meraki configuration regarding external Radius setup, I noticed it is stated I should expose my Radius server to the Internet. However, this is not possible in our current network infrastructure. So I configured one AP (for testing purpose) with local Radius IP (our infrastructure is basically a Metropol Area Network so our routers use internal IPs s and routes) and it seems to be working. Now if I want to configure other APs (63 in total) to be authenticated on my Radius server, do I have to create 60+ client entries on my Radius server (for each AP) or is there anyway to configure for instance 2 APs which would be acting as Radius proxies? The purpose would be  to direct Radius traffic from the 60+ other APs to those "proxified" APs and avoid inserting many radius entries.   To sum up, the scenario would look like: 2 APs (proxies) configured with my Radius server infos and authenticated on my Radius server. 60+ APs configured with these proxies IPs <-- no need to allow these APs on my Radius server.   Thank you in advance for your help. Regards ... View more