If you prepared to use the API you can use "Action Batches".  This lets you group a set of changes together, and either all of them happen or none of them happen.   https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2019/06/action-batches-a-recipe-for-success/  ... View more

God bless you! I really appreciate your help. 🙂 Thanks. ... View more

Thank you for the information. It really helped. ... View more

Bear in mind that the non-Meraki VPN tunnels (i.e. Meraki at one end only), created this way are straightforward secure, point-to-point connections;   you don't get the same resilience and traffic engineering capabilities (SD-WAN, basically) that you get through deploying VMX in AWS and using AutoVPN (MX at both ends). ... View more

>In addition, I discovered the DDNS assigned name xxxxx.dynamic-m.com keeps changing the IP addresses between the two WAN ports.   This should ONLY happen if the primary WAN interface goes down - and in no other case.  AnyConnect clients terminating on an MX do no load balance across the WAN ports.   I think you might have a bug in the firmware version you are using.  I would try upgrading to the latest stable release, ot the latest in the release train you are already using. ... View more

I apologize for the late response. Thank you very much for the information. It helped out greatly. Much appreciated. 🙂 ... View more

Thank you once more! This helps a bunch. ... View more