I guess nothing has changed in 4 months? since @JohnT's message? ... View more

There is now an API to create users for Meraki authentication: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!create-network-meraki-auth-user  ... View more

Hello All,   It's been a long wait, but finally we are happy to announce that AnyConnect is now available on the Meraki MX as a  public beta feature on the MX16.X firmware. To learn more about AnyConnect on the MX please visit AnyConnect on the MX   Thank you all for your patience! ... View more

It necessary because of we have users logins with different domains ... View more

I understand that split tunnel not send all traffic to tunnel it only gives you access to a network resource but your external ip will be not from vMX ... View more

Nothing to Help with UEFI from Linux PXE. I configure everthing meraki didnt understand grub load with UEFI ... View more

Seen this in the event logs before:   Recommend this Meraki Troubleshooting link: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/DHCP_%22no_offers_received%22_Errors_in_the_Event_Log   Just check the following: Is the DHCP configured correct. Is there sufficient pool of IP addressing and do the clients have connectivity to the DHCP server. Hopefully that helps.     ... View more

Rules: yes! 😄 And no, different VLAN will not matter as the firewall rule states that the VLAN can talk to each other. I don't think you'll be able to "see" the devices automatically, as that usually are done with a ARP request (if you use a lan-scanner or something like that. But you will be able to directly ping the device on the other subnet. ... View more

There must be no passcode.  Find a way to configure that. ... View more

@Ben  Yes all devices can ping into Azure(vMX)... I have it working now.   The Boot Options section in the DHCP config is designed for PXE boot parameters. I added the correct info into the fields, "Boot Next-Sever" and "Boot filiename" once done PXE works great. (all of which you mentioned earlier)   Thanks for the inquiry.   -Dennis  ... View more

One other thing to note, the MX 250s run better on the 14 code. I know it is beta, but I think that train got started to better support the MX 250/450 line. ... View more

@Chris_M wrote: The core is a switch or a group of switch if you want that handles all traffic within the network. It connects all other distribution and access switches to each other. In smaller network, the core and distribution are the same. You typically use root guard on those switches trunk port to access switches to prevent other switches from becoming root bridge. However, if priority not done correctly, it can cause issues in your network til you resolve them. Thank you ... View more

The DHCP configuration DNS settings in Meraki tells each client making a DHCP request which DNS servers to use.  If you specify multiple DNS servers, the client will make its requests based on its own algorithm.  For Windows this is detailed here. It can be quite complicated.   As I understand it, the MX devices don't have DNS servers - no DNS caching. HTTP caching is for caching of HTTP content only (e.g. web pages, graphics etc.). ... View more

Hello! I resolved my problem. If anybody need block dns (resolving names) you need create rule Deny Any Hostwichneedblock/32 Any Your dns Any You asked, why in PORTS any? I know ghat dns working on 53 port, but command NETSTAT showed that host didnt use 53 port. Maybe somebody can tell which port, but my solution working. Thank you ... View more

@AlexanderDrago wrote: Hello! Everyone, my colleague and me find solution. Use Switch - IPv4 ACL and add rule to close ping Marking this as the solution on your behalf, @AlexanderDrago. Thanks for updating the community!! ... View more

Ok, thank you. I add another native vlan on trunk port on MX (because choose another option "drop all untug untagged traffice"). And on MS trunk ports i disable native vlan and write list of vlans to trunk. How i uderstand on cisco Meraki native vlan = pvid on cisco small business. ... View more