Hi podgerama,   You can use SAML for authentication on AnyConnect natively on an MX, though if the option is not listed I would contact support to enable that for you.   For traditional client VPN, you'll need to lean on your RADIUS server to interface with SAML. ... View more

Hi IsaacN,   I'm not finding anything documented for a limit. If your list is growing large, it may be worth considering taking the opposite approach and split tunneling instead of full tunneling, depending on the environment. ... View more

Hi Taylor,   Whoever your customer is can open the case. When they receive the case opened email they can reply all and CC you or whomever else is relevant so you can communicate with support about the issue.    The only time I think I would expect a null is if the polling for a device is new (eg, you've added a new destination to poll within the last few minutes). There could be some other scenarios though. ... View more

Hi @david_n_m_bond ,   It looks like each API call should return [mostly] the same information, just that Latest returns a separate array for the actual metrics. If you're getting inconsistent readings for each, I'd open a support case to have this behavior validated and for our back-end team to address it. ... View more

Hi @david_n_m_bond,   Thanks for posting in our Community forum.   Which API endpoint are you calling for each of these queries?  ... 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

Hi @ag_scilo !   Thanks for posting in our community. Given there seem to be some specifics in this post to your networks and the Dashboard, my suggestion would be to submit a case to our support team via Dashboard. That way we can look at the data you are pulling along with context from the devices and Dashboard. You can include attachments to the case if there is additional examples or data you want them to have.   To submit a case in Dashboard: Log-in to Dashboard Navigate to "?" > Get help > Still need help? > Submit an email case. Use the provided fields to explain the question or issue. Please include any relevant details. Click Submit. ... View more

Hi @Miguelcs ,   Thanks for posting to the Meraki Community!   I did some research into this and while there are some non-scanning API calls to gather information about Bluetooth clients, I'm not finding anything to get the RSSI specifically. If there is other information you want to gather there is this call I did find, as well as another to get information about a specific Bluetooth client if you're interested in tracking one in particular.   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/get-network-bluetooth-clients/ ... View more