ok, so still no optical stats in Meraki? Any way to get it through API calls? ... View more

>So it means it is not available unless you ask for it via a support case?   Correct. ... View more

This post is a bit old and ticked as solved, but I think if you make a vip on your fortigate at UK with a local ip mapping to the PBX ip that will work . All you need to do after that is to set pbx address on your phone as the uk ip you set for your vip. ... View more

I would agree that would be an option.  In this case is was not identified as a need.  The ISP and bandwidth that they have is not what I would consider worthy of hosting anything, so a policy was put it place that any tenants that required inbound access beyond VPN would need to obtain that service on their own. ... View more

Or Meraki should get into the flag business so you guys can run around holding a Meraki flag up in the air! x'D ... View more

If you have a MX look under traffic shaping.    ... View more

Blake, that's true. I live in a city which is overwhemingly ultra-high-density apartments due to space constraints in Asia, and all the residents have started buying "high power APs" thinking that they'll get better signals. Then there comes the parade of manufacturers advertising 160Mhz channels to make their APs sound faster. What a radio nightmare! ... View more

Totally agree with Erik. I wish there was a screen where you could see all the uplinks and realtime traffic graphs simultaneously, like the 16-camera MV view. I am showing my age here but if anybody remembers old-school MRTG that showed all your links and all your traffic on one page - yes, I miss that. ... View more

@BlakeRichardson I feel sick. ... View more

I have a few hundred MR34's in production (generally in networks with MR32's) and do not see this issue on earlier 25.X firmware. Perhaps the 34's never made it down to NZ @PhilipDAth? We're running 25.3 today as 25.9 (and later) has a blocking bug for us with Windows clients randomly being disconnected from the network.    The only thing I will note is that we generally use a significantly higher minimum bitrate (because we go for high density with an AP in every room) and auto channel width for 5GHz. You should easily be able to hit 300Mb+ on an unloaded MR34 with a client that can handle that type of throughput (2016/2017 MacBook Pro's are great for testing VHT WiFi).  ... View more

if you don't replace the 400, we might be interested in purchasing the rail mount kit(s). ... View more

If your environment is 100% 5GHz compatible, you may want to consider changing the SSID to operate in 5GHz-only mode.  ... View more

Unfortunately there are no deployment guides for the vMX yet other than the deployment instructions here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Installation_Guides/vMX100_Setup_Guide_for_Microsoft_Azure & https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Installation_Guides/vMX100_Setup_Guide_for_Amazon_AWS   As @kevinl mentioned, you can deploy multiple vMX appliances to scale the VPN connections.  ... View more

Yup, you'd need to build a whole separate Internet uplink. Create the SSID (eg. ITDev), use VLAN trunking to put it on its own VLAN, with its own default gateway and DHCP server - could be a separate MX unit, or just a regular router. Your SSID would need to be in bridged mode so the router/MX can assign a different subnet and different default gateway to devices on the ITDev SSID. ... View more

Thanks! Something we can look at doing in future to eliminate the need for ISP routers 🙂 ... View more

Nope, bad idea. It might flip and flip and you will not be happy about it 😞 ... View more

Thanks for the Feedback, much appreciated!   Cheers and a charming Weekend @all Roble   Edit: The Teltonika RUT240 is exactly what I was looking for, great feature set.   PS: Your answers all solve my problem, don't know if i can accept multiple Postings as relevant. Doesn't work so I'll reward you with a view from the balcony.   A view from the balcony...   ... View more