The MG51/51E has an integrated CAT20 LTE modem for failback when 5G is not available, 4G/LTE SIMS will work fine as long as 4ff form factor as noted above.   Jamie ... View more

Thanks, agreed, i've also got this detail back from our PAM too, many thanks, case closed. ... View more

You shouldn't be using anything lower than Cat5e if you want gigabit speeds. Ideally you should be using Cat6a I personally wouldn't be using anything lower than Cat6.   Just remember as well as your structured cabling being a specific type your patch leads need to match it as well. I check any cable before I use it and if it's lower than cat6 it gets recycled.   ... View more

Hi Phil   UK based, as is the customer i'm looking to help in this situation.   Although i believe there is a little confusion on the customers behalf since i've logged this, i have the MS120-8LP at home at have explained that this wouldn't normally be racked on a wall in their environment anyway.  They normally just place it in a small cabinet without the need to rack, so not sure i have a problem anyway more really.   Happy to have any further feedback though.   Thanks Phil  ... View more

Hi,   I have a strange issue with a Z3C that was working with EE a couple of weeks ago and now isn't.   I've tried the following:   Tested SIM, works fine in a phone. Tried another Z3C, same issue. Tried another know working SIM, same issue.   I can see you are in a safe mode and able to enter settings relating to the cellular connection (as shown above in the post by @ConnorL ).  On the Z3C there doesn't appear to be an option to configure this when on the local status page?  Am I missing something with going into "safe mode" as shown on the screen shot?   I've logged a support case, just would like to try what has been suggested here but can't same to be able to get to enter the settings as shown.    Firmware version: MX 15.42 ... View more

We've been selling Cisco Meraki for years and I can't believe that I honestly missed these epic little things being released. Definitely going to consider them for future deployments. ... View more

@Bruce that's a really useful response, thank you ! ... View more

Good point that the SKU may no longer exist or could change by then.   Looking just at MSRP the most expensive 2 hour on site service SKU looks to be 50% the price of an MR46 as an example. Of course, there would also need to be a LIC-ENT-10YR.  Depending on details of the project it could make sense to order cold spares for each location or one per n sites in a certain geographical area. Labor would still be needed, but that are national outfits that could be contracted for that.  There is probably a size and price point of a project requiring 10 years of same day on site hardware with labor that this could pencil out. Conversely, it probably does not make sense for a sufficiently small project.        ... View more

Nice! ... View more

Aha!  Can't wait to get my green socks! ... View more

The acronyms are so similar, it's designed for confusion. ... View more

The "1D" licences (aka 1 day) are for true-ing up and co-terminating licences.   So you might sell your customer an intial three year licence.  You use the normal and current product codes.  A month later your customer buys some more kit but they want all their licences to end at the same time - so you use the 1 day licences to make this happen (or perhaps you sell them a new 3 year licence and true up licences for the first set of licences).     My prediction - this aproach will crash and burn.     Some complications to this approach are: Every day the number of 1D licences required will change. If you customer has a long approval process (3 months, 2 weeks, whatever) the approved quote and what needs to be ordered will not be the same. In my country processing an order can take 1 to 2 days.  So do I build in an adjustment for 1 or 2 days into the true up?  What about public holidays in my country and in Meraki's country - these could adjust the processing time further. My country is GMT+12 and in daylight savings is GMT+13.  Whose timezone is Meraki going to proess the 1D in?  If they process it in the time zone of their head quarters the true up is going to be 1 day short. Currently as the licence period increases - 3 years, 5 years, etc - the effective discount increases.  I imagine true up licences will have the least discount.  Either that or they are going to need a more complex tirered pricing scheme.   I imagine we are going to have a running wave of customers with licences not quite trued up requiring lots of complex quoting, ordering process, and carefull timed execution of orders - and still not manging to get all of their licences co-terminating.   I have one customer that buys new Meraki kit almost every week because they are expanding.  Can you imagine the huge amount of work this is going to create for me to try and keep them with a single co-termination date.  Shoot me now.   Cisco Enterprise has this issue as well.  I have customers that I can spend 1 to 2 years trueing up their SmartNet contracts to get them single co-termination dates. I imagine this new system is going to be just the same - horrible. ... View more

Still broken ... View more

  @MeredithW and @CarolineS , I forgot to thank you for the swag. But since I found it violated yesterday I was reminded of that. Thanks! ... View more

MA-ANT-21 in operation on the bottom R connectors on 5 MR74s all over my property which seem to be doing ok. Why would you need to use the dual band variant on a single band radio?  ... View more

All sorted, contacted Sales Support and the Regional Sales Manager for "MEA" confirmed that standard RMA process in place for this area.   Thanks Ian ... View more

Worth note that some of the switches don't have the same naming convention as others, so you can't follow the same naming pattern for each switch type throughout the Meraki Switch portfolio.   EG:  MS120-8 Vs MS120-24:   MS120-8 https://meraki.cisco.com/products/switches/ms120-8 MS120-24 https://meraki.cisco.com/products/switches/ms120-24   Under Product Highlights in each section where the Power/PoE is mentioned, it will tell you what the naming convention is for each switch.   Once you've reviewed this, take a look at the Data Sheet at the bottom of each page and then you can study what is available for each seperate switch.   Once you have this information, you can start to use the calculations that @AjitKumar and @BrechtSchamp have provided with you so far on PoE per switch.   Don't just use P, LP and FP for every switch as it doesn't always work in that manner...     ... View more

Phil,   AnyConnect on Android supports Managed App Config, and this allows you configure virtually any aspect of AnyConnect   An example:     Clicking Show Supported Settings will give you the full list     ... View more

Hi    Normally, the partner you bought the license keys would/should be able to provide you with the following Post Order: EG: Meraki order number: 5s3xxxxxx Dashboard License Key Numbers:  Z2Ax-xxxx-xxxx Single Cisco Order Number:   1079xxxxx   If you log an e-mail support ticket to:   licensing@meraki.net   And provide that those details as provided above, then they will be able to help.     ... View more

Agreed, you'll normally need approval through the AM at Cisco/Meraki for this as well, so all needs to be done step by step back through the channel so the AM can approve the RMA for you.     ... View more

@RussR  Yes, actually we've open up a ticket also... issue is resolve already.   @BrechtSchamp @IanH @AjitKumar Thank you so much guys for responding. this gives me a wider idea on licensing. ... View more

Thanks ! ... View more

@Adam wrote: I have the MA-SFP-1GB-SX in some of my switches and the port can be set to Auto or '1 Gbps Forced'.  I suppose, conceptually, if the other side is less than 1G it could negotiate lower but I've never seen this since my far side is the same SFP so it is equally 1G capable.    most fiber sfp can't negotiate speed.  there are few dual rate sfp's but never seen one. ... View more