Ok thanks - yeah that could be I guess but also not very useful. Since the VMX100 is the earlier product, most users would have a VMX100 already installed and then with license renewal get VMX-m licenses. Even if you were adding VM's you would have probably bought new licenses. Only in the edge case of moving or reinstalling existing VM's where you can no longer get the VMX100 VM you would be able to install the VMX-m and use an existing VMX100 license. We only had a half dozen to replace and that is pretty disruptive. I can't imagine if I had dozens or more. ... View more

I do not think this is true. We just renewed our Meraki license as well and are having to decom and rebuild every vMX to move from vmx100 to vMX-m, I totally agree it is basically the exact same thing and it is extremely dumb, but in the Meraki dashboard you cannot apply a vmx-m to a vmx100 instance.   Pretty disappointed in the lack of intelligence in the meraki licensing overall. ... View more