Wish to have the ability to restrict certain VLANs for internal LAN access only and block them from accessing the Internet. ... View more

I created two VLANs on Meraki Go GX50 Firewall and activate the “secured” button within the VLAN setting. One VLAN 5 is setup on Port No. 5 of GX50 (with IP addressing 192.168.1.xxx) for IoT devices and this Port is connected directly to anOrbi RBR850 setup as an Access Point. Another VLAN 2 is setup on Port No. 2 of GX50 (with different IP addressing 10.0.0.xx) and is connected to my Network Attached Storage Server “NAS” through a switch (with only the NAS attached to it, no other device besides the NAS). Since both VLANs are secured respective from accessing each other, I am under the impression they would not be able to communicate with each other.   Then on my MacBook connected to the SSID on Orbi through WiFi, theoretically I should be on the IoT VLAN 5. A check on GX50’s DHCP allocation I could confirm my MacBook was assigned to VLAN 5 with an IP 192.168.1.xx.   However, despite both VLANs are secured and should not be able to communicate with each other, I was surprise that I could still able to access my NAS (in VLAN 2) from my MacBook in VLAN 5 through the SAMBA connection. In fact, I can still do basically anything in my NAS (add/copy file, delete file, move file etc).   My question is, what’s the point of creating VLANs and establish firewall rules, when they are not really secured as I thought?   Can you please advise in which step or procedure I have done incorrectly that may lead to the VLANs not being properly secured as intended?   Thanks!   Regards-   Mak ... View more

How to implement Radius Authentication using Meraki Go Firewall GX50? ... View more

The data-sheet for Meraki Go GS110 specify that:   Available PoE / PoE+ Power GS110-8P 67W   However, it is unclear what the actual power output per port is. Is the 67W on per-port basis (or shared among the 8 ports)? Need to find out if those individual point has enough power to drive my Netgear WAX630E WiFi 6E Access Point require a switch equipped with 802.3bt port to run.   Does any owner here can help clarify?   ... View more

During setup I disabled some ports on the Meraki Go Firewall Plus GX50 in order to check that devices are connected to the intended ports. However, it seems that there is no option in the Meraki Go app to re-enabling the ports that I had disabled for reason explained above.    Can anyone please share knowledge on how can I re-enabling the ports that I disabled  on the Meraki Go Firewall Plus GX50?   Thanks in advance for your advice. ... View more

On Cisco Meraki Go Firewall Plus GX50, how do I setup a VLAN for internal access only and block it from accessing the Internet? ... View more

I setup up 3 VLANs in my home using Meraki Go Firewall Plus GX50, and assigned devices to respective VLAN using their MAC address. However, after rebooting all GX50, the switch and all devices, their are still being allocated to the default VLAN 192.168.128.xxx instead of to the respective intended VLAN created. Also, I am unable to delete and remove the default VLAN too.  Please advise how to get this setup correctly so that I can make good use of the VLANs I have created using GX50.  Thanks! ... View more

I have an expensive Netgear XS716T 10GB Managed Switch in my network before adding the Cisco Meraki Firewall Plus GX50 into the network. I have discarded my ISP router and replaced it with the Meraki GX50 Firewall for DHCP assignment.  The problem is, now I am unable to access the GUI interface of my XS716T switch because I can't find its IP address listed in the list of hardware in the GX50 Firewall.    So my question is, where or how can I find the IP address allocated to my XS716T Switch?  Appreciate any advice from the panel of experts in this forum/ IT community.  Thanks in advance for any assistance. ... View more