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Re: MS350 Warm Spare (VRRP) with dedicated LAN cable in between switch.

by in Switching
‎08-02-2020 12:38 AM
‎08-02-2020 12:38 AM
Thanks for your shared info. ... View more

Re: MS350 Warm Spare (VRRP) with dedicated LAN cable in between switch.

by in Switching
‎08-01-2020 07:49 PM
‎08-01-2020 07:49 PM
Hi PhilipDAth,   Thank you for the info, On your answer in question #6 Both switches MS350 will act only as a layer 2 if we do not have stacking cable, if this is the case means no need to configured with a warm spare.       If the UTP cable 1 or 2 loss its connection but not the power supply, is the dedicated cable will be active or will work on the switch and still online, both APs will be operational and can be seen in the Meraki Dashboard.   Regards, Chris ... View more

MS350 Warm Spare (VRRP) with dedicated LAN cable in between switch.

by in Switching
‎07-31-2020 10:19 PM
‎07-31-2020 10:19 PM
Hi All,   We are in planning of implementing below setup, may I request any guidance with regards to the connection of the second Meraki switch since I do not have equipment for the simulation. We do not have Stacking cable for the MS350, can we use LAN cable instead for the set up.         My questions are:   Do the MS350 switch setup need a dedicated LAN cable for warm spare to pass the traffic? If there is a dedicated LAN cable between MS350 switch, the uplink of switch 2 Gi0/1 should be automatically blocked? Is the AP in switch 2 will still work based on the setup that will pass the traffic to the switch 1? What will be the configuration of the ports in dedicated LAN cable? Is below correct? SW1 LAN Port Gi0/2 – trunk with native VLAN 99 and all VLAN are allowed SW2 LAN Port Gi0/2 – same I have seen MX documentation using VRRP, there is a configuration of 1.1.1.1 and VLAN 1111, do I need to do this both in Meraki switch in LAN port Gi0/2? If we will not be using the VRRP configuration in MS switch, is the diagram connection still okay?   Regards, Chris ... View more

Re: Community Challenge: SD-WAN, Explained

by in Community Announcements
‎12-04-2018 05:58 PM
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‎12-04-2018 05:58 PM
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SD-WAN means it simplifies and managing the network which can be done simultaneously and taking the opportunity to maximize the usage of the broadband connections. ... View more
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