I'm sorry for the experience you've had @LuckyLionTamer  The ability to load balance incoming connections is not enabled on Meraki Go hardware. This means the decision to roam is a client initiated process, which is often dependent of the radio vendor used on the device (be it a smartphone, laptop, or otherwise). We don't push off client associations to other access points in the area.   I wonder if the apple devices are expecting the fast roaming feature 802.11r? ... View more

As a Meraki GX20 user,  I was a little bit disappointed as it is sold as a "firewall router" ,because  I expected to see more details regarding the Network and Firewall features:  - having a view on the interfaces and ip addresses on the router is limited - a view on the route table is missing - a view on the Firewall policies is missing - implementing a basic FW policy based on Source/destination IP and service would be nice - get more insights in traffic an traffic logs - possibility to enable sheduled policies - Even with the advanced license, the details regarding malware policies , fishing policies, content filtering etc are not visible. It's indeed very easy to install, but configuration and visibility on the configuration is also very limited. I hope visibility in general can be improved.  ... View more

HI LouinN5,    Thank you for your reply. That does help with my decision on this. I'm basically Stuck Between a full Ubiquity UniFi Setup or a Meraki Go setup.  I don't need the full control/complexity that Ubiquity provides (even though it will be fun to tinker with it). The Fact it's behind/no word on WPA3 is disconcerting but not a show stopper for me.  You have ton's of devices on the network like I plan on doing (I'll eventually add in security cameras down the road after I've lived in the house for a bit).    Even though there is no WPA3 talk yet from Cisco/Meraki Do they plan on keeping supporting the platform and releasing new features/hardware down the road?    ... View more

Hey @LouisN5 ,   This is a known issue we're working to correct, and thank you for bringing attention to the problem to raise awareness. When mesh mode is active, the device lacks a management IP. This causes the alert that you see to be shown inappropriately, which is doing a check against the assigned IP address.   We'll sort it out shortly! ... View more