In the Meraki dashboard, you can view and configure all of the switchports in a network in a single list. That is just how the GUI is designed. This design is called "virtual stacking." It is not actually stacking at all. It's just a marketing term for the GUI design, having all the ports in one list. This feature is automatically always-on, for all switches. Virtual stacking does not have members or non-members, and it is not an operating mode of the switches. It is simply a characteristic of the GUI. Any time you go into the Switchports page of a network, and see all of the ports in that network showing up on that page, that's what "virtual switching" is. It is a GUI feature that allows you to view and configure all of the ports in a network, from the same GUI page. All of the ports in the entire network are presented in a single list. Virtual stacking does not include any stacking functionality, nor does it have the concept of switches being members or non-members. ... View more

Hi @SkyWong44,   Thanks for posting on the Community forum. Reading through to make sure I understand correctly, it sounds like only VPN clients would need to route through the new vMX to reach the Internet but clients at a spoke site should be using their normal Internet breakout.  The simplest solution to this may be to have client VPN connect to the new vMX rather than a spoke or other hub since client VPN devices should follow any routes the MX they connect to uses. This way you don't need to add a default route with that hub setting on a spoke and traffic would flow the way you want. You'll still need individual routes for whatever resources you want to access in Azure so adding static routes like you did there should be fine. If there are more specifics I might suggest reaching out to your account team to help them review your specific network configurations with you. Hope this helps! Bryon ... 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