Login with different accounts requires different emails.  So I have to sign up for random single-use Gmail, yahoo accounts and use those?  I get you do not want to compete with the full meraki, but at least limit it to like 5 sites or something like that under a single login.    I want to use it, but cannot.   I have my like 4 sites that I need to manage Parents house, My House, Wife's Parents house, and my Office that I need to manage.   ... View more

Can confirm, the limit is now 50  ... View more

Ok, so this means that we can only add Meraki APs to our Meraki account ? Or is it possible to also create a mesh using another hardware we might have, and add this to the meraki account?   And just to confirm, we need: ISP (Combo modem/router) ---[ wired to]---meraki ASP ~~~[wireless] ~~~ another Meraki AP ?  ... View more

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crazy stuff ... View more

OK, Thanks ... View more

You're welcome @LarryF! Let me know if you have any other questions! ... View more

@bTc He has been found! But you never know when he - or one of his buddies - might get restless 🙂 ... View more

Hi Matt -    Welcome to the Meraki Go community! Yes, you can hook one Indoor Access Point up to your network/router and the other two devices will automatically connect and wirelessly mesh to the first device.   If you're looking to buy 3, we have a buy 2 get 1 free special at Moo Moo Networks! Please let me know if you have any questions.   Vincent ... View more

Hi @ValiantGS -   Meraki Go provides several major benefits over the access point features built into the ISP routers. Meraki Go allows you to quickly create secure Guest SSIDs to separate your visitors from customer data that's on your internal WiFi; it also lets you mesh indoor and outdoor APs to create seamless signal across your entire business; and it gives you the ability to traffic shape and filter your traffic to give priority to business-critical applications.   In addition to those features, Meraki Go's reporting and intelligence sets well above the WiFi offered by the ISP.   Vincent   ... View more

This is good information 🙂 Many thanks for your feedback @VincentPanico ... View more

Hi Vincent, I appreciate the quick response! Okay, so my understanding from what you said is that a Cisco partner/reseller needs to contact their distributor in order to purchase Meraki Go APs for testing purposes but there will be no NFR pricing or discounts. Correct? Partners from the U.S, such as CDW, can also cover for LATAM countries like Venezuela? If so, please send me your contact information so I can refer the partner to you. Thanks! BR, Kane ... View more

@Matthew_P -   I can't answer the question regarding Australia, but I can speak to the other two.   Meraki Go devices are only managed via the app. Logging into the Meraki Go website will only allow you to manage subscriptions, but not configure, monitor, or manage the hardware.   The Meraki Go app is currently limited to 20 APs.  ... View more

It's not possible; however, call the support line, and they might help you. ... View more

Hi Danjns -   NFR is not available for Meraki Go. As they don't run through CCW and they're purchased through completely separate distribution/partner channels, NFR isn't an option.   Vincent  ... View more