If you have the IP address space or are using private IP's on the WAN you could ferry both ISP's over to the other building using 2 "external" VLANs.  So you could get WAN circuit redundancy for both buildings.   However your MX'es will remain single unless you get a secondary device of each type which doesn't cost that much and does not require a separate license. Trying to mix both networks to both MX'es is only technically possible if you use a Cisco native Catalyst mode switch and VRF's and use some fancy floating static routes.  However in that case you would never be able to announce these networks to each other over SD-WAN since that would require NAT.  So as already been said, your solution would reach quite a complexity without much added benefit. ... View more

You need to uninstall the Meraki agent from the devices. You cannot do this from the Meraki side of things from my understanding.  You could try talking to support.     Edit: erasing devices should really be part of your companies device disposal process. You are leaving yourself wide open by not doing this.  ... View more

I have now created another work around for my issue - collecting MT Sensor information. Using POSTMAN and API GET queries. This was a great place to start however. ... View more

I would suggest you open a support case. ... View more

https://apicli.com/2021/12/13/meraki-mr-802-1x-with-azure-active-directory/ ... View more

How about DHCP association database.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair#DHCP_Synchronization_2 ... View more

What do you mean by other devices?   You can simply remove the old MX and add the new one to the current Network, as long as you do it within a maintenance window.   Removing the MX will not cause you to lose your settings. ... View more

Yes sure. ... View more

I don't recommend it, I had several problems with version 18.x. ... View more

OK so, with no more Catalyst switches in the LAN, you will be employing just RSTP 👍 Just follow the general recommendations for configuing STP on Meraki switches - in particular make sure your MS425 stack is your root bridge ... View more

Basically, you are following the below method but removing both the MX100 simultaneously and then adding both MX95s. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Other_Topics/MX_Cold_Swap_Replacing_an_Existing_MX_with_a_Different_MX  ... View more

I’m sure somebody will pipe up stating write a Python script etc but honestly the graft will be better spent exporting your 4500  Config and map ports and Config to your new MS ... View more

How many *different* port configs do you have? With virtual stacking, you can configure hundreds of ports simultaneously, and the new Port-Profiles (still beta) would make It even easier. ... View more

As @alemabrahao says, a media converter is the hands down cheapest option.   If your current Meraki licence is getting close to expiring, you could consider upgrading to the newer MX85.  This includes a pair of SFP+ WAN ports, which you can plug an SFP into. ... View more

Apps will only install silently if you're using VPP licensing for the app too, for more info see: https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Apps_and_Software/Silently_Installing_iOS_Apps ... View more

If you have a 2Gb link then it should be presented by the provider on an SFP+ port that runs at 10Gb.  Therefore, you would want a 10Gb transceiver in the SFP+ port on the Meraki. ... View more

Generally not.  10Gb fibre SFP+ modules usually only work at 10Gb speed. ... View more

@SkyWong44 it is monitor only from the Meraki dashboard. You can bounce a port and that's about it.  Meraki management is coming soon, but there doesn't appear to be a date yet.  ... View more

Also think about that users do not equal clients. And a connected Apple Watch will have less impact than the user developing cloud-databases. ... View more

To add further to this, I don't know that I would connect an MS switch (or any other networking equipment) direct to an outlet without a UPS. In addition to power, they also provide line conditioning and surge protection. In a dual power supply switch, in an ideal environment, each one connects to a different UPS. ... View more