This is strange behaviour.   I added a new rule to access the webGUI of a NAS over the internet on my GX20 and it worked right away. There has to be something else blocking the request.   When you try to access the GUI over the internet, what is the error message you see on your browser? ... View more

Can you name the Phone provider, please? ... View more

ok.   how do you test if the Port gets forwarded?   on Windows use Windows Powershell the command is test-netconnection ip-address -port 7088     Looks like you can use the local IP of the GX to verify if a port is open or not.   Next thing to check: The software runs on a pc? If yes, does this pc have a firewall installed that will block incoming traffic?   I had to set rules on my windows machines to accept traffic from a different vlan. Took me a while to figure out why I was able to ping the printer on the other vlan but not the pc.   hope this helps ... View more

hello @markfit1    I've many forwarding rules and they work perfectly fine.   When you set up the rule, does it look like that?     I find it useful to select the Network the device is on first, before adding a forwarding rule. Not sure if that's truly required, it's just how I do it.   I add the Allowed Public IPS after creating the rule.   The Device you want to forward the port to needs to have a static local IP.   hope this helps ... View more

hello @Gislavedshus    An orange dot means the device is upgrading. Alerting shows as red dot on the app.   You can try to power of the GR62 and restart it after 2 to 3 minutes. Maybe that will solve the issue. ... View more

hello @Empire    this forum is for Meraki Go.   Please provide some information of the device you're having problems with (GX20, GX50.... etc.)   If you have a Meraki device feel free to open a topic here: Meraki Community   cheers ... View more

not sure you're still checking in... sadyl your post was placed in the wrong area... Questions (and Answers) would have been the place to open a topic. ... View more

Hello @Som21    Are you able to log in to the local-satus page of your router?   You can connect to the page by entering the ip-address of your router or my.meraki.com if you're connected directly to the router.   This is just to see if your router is up an running correctly.   Did you try a different browser to access the web-application?   Another thing to try is the Solution on this post: Solved: "Invalid API Key" & "Network Error" - The Meraki Community   If you're still having problems reach out to support@meraki.com  ... View more

Any thoughts on Zyxels Nebula platform? ... View more

hi @GC1    The explanation is easy, I don't owe a GX50. My screenshot was from a VLAN on my GX20.   But your screenshot helped a lot to understand your problem.   In general there are two types of VPN connections 1st is site-2-site and the 2nd is client-2-server.   From your screenshot, I assume you try to set up a client-2-server connection.   Here are the few things I would do first: Please keep in mind it doesn't have to be like that for you 1. check your local VLANs -> Default VLAN 1  192.168.1.0/24 -> MyNetwork VLAN 10 192.168.10.0/24 -> Guests VLAN 100 192.168.100.0/26   2. You don't want to set the same Subnet for your client VPN as shown on the local page. I would chose 192.168.11.0. Depending on how many connections you plan to allow limit the subnet: /24 will give you 253 addresses, /26 only 61 and /29 only 5 possible addresses.   3. DNS Provider can be Google or any other. In my understanding it is not relevant for the VPN connection.   4. Where is the VPN server located, is it behind a firewall or is it directly connected to the internet. If it is directly connected all ports are open to the internet. They are "open" or better said listening. If a legit request is sent to a port it will be accepted, otherwise it will be dropped. If it sits behind a firewall, you'll have to forward port UDP 500, UDP 1701 and UDP 4500 to the GX50.   5. Add the User or Users you want to allow to access over VPN. There's some reporting the User has to be an Admin to make it work. 8 characters for a shared secret is a joke imho. Make it at least 20+chracters long, use numbers, upper- and lowercase letters and punctuation, make it as complicated as you can.    6. By now your server should be ready to accept VPN connections.   7. Device setup: If you want to connect with a newer Android Phone or tablet, you're out of luck. Android requiers L2TP/IPSEC IKEv2. The GX50 supports only IKEv1.   But for anything else you can follow the instructions given by Meraki Go. Well almost... they didn't tell you, you have to edit your Registry on any Windos PC to make it work, google AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule, I won't go into details here, but you'll find lots of help on the google-search.   8. L3 Firewall Rules I am not 100% sure about this, but you might have to add a rule that will allow connections from client VPN 192.168.11.0 to "MyNetwork" 192.168.10.0 .   After doing all this, you should be able to connect. If not please come back, I'll try to help. ... View more

hello @GC1   What Subnet are you talking about? A screenshot would be helpful.   The thing with DNS. Every device, that is capable of connecting to the internet has DNS build in and can act as a DNS server.   From my understanding: Meraki Go's DNS server is picked by the GX-device when you activate a security license. Since it is DNS based blocking.   If you set the connection type to DHCP on the WAN-port, the GX-device will pick the DNS servers of your ISP. If you set it to Static IP, you can enter any DNS server you want.   For LAN, the GX device will allow you to set a specific DNS server to be used by devices connecting to any VLAN.   If you choose Upstream DNS it will be the IP of the GX-device that will be forwarded to the clients on the VLAN. So the GX will act as server, the GX will ask the server specified in the WAN settings, if it isn't able to answer the request by itself.   I use Custom DNS.     The IP 10.10.2.2 points to my private DNS-server. While every DNS server on the world points to my public IP when I want to access my own site. I needed a DNS that will point to a local IP, when I want to access my site from my LAN. I have one public IP and loopback doesn't work. Hairpinning isn't available on the GX so it was the only way to make it work.   The Secondary DNS Server is my GX.   A valid IP address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (the x stands for a number).   If you don't believe, what I said about every device can be a DNS server is true. On a Windows PC you have a file called hosts. That's kinda the way to tell your computer A-records of websites. The hosts-file is always the first thing, a Windows PC tries to find a DNS record in. If nothing can be found there, it will ask the next known DNS server. If you want to block google.com on your Windows PC, all you have to do, is adding this line to the hosts-file: google.com 127.00.1         ... View more

hello @EricV1    I assume you run on the Default VLAN.   To change the settings go to Networks - Default - Edit - Configure VLAN.     Here the IP of Default VLAN was changed to 10.10.0.0/29. If the server site is running on 192.168.1.1 you have to change it to something like 192.168.2.1 on the client site. (red highlights the number you have to change it can be anything between 0 and 254)   If you have set any Reserved Addresses you'll need to change them to fit the new IP range.   More Info can be found here: Configuring VLANs in Meraki Go - Cisco Meraki Documentation       ... View more

Did you clear your browser? ... View more

Guess the only thing you can do is to open a support ticket. ... View more

hi @GC1    Your GX50 is online and functioning?   Did you look at the local status page of the GX50. It can be accessed by entering the local-IP of the GX50 in any browser, or if you are directly connected to the GX50 by entering my.meraki.com   Password will be the Serial of the GX50.   Did you try to log on from a different computer, to see if you get the same message there? ... View more

Couldn't really take my hands off of my network. 😁   So after a year the setup looks like this:   Maybe I'm done now.... maybe not ... View more

hello @CHaywood    did you try to log out of the app and then back on to see if the Current Usage shows up again? ... View more

hello @Networker80    I guess you're a bit late to the game... Meraki Go End of Sale - April 2025 - The Meraki Community   I doubt they will invest any resources on new features and such. ... View more

Thank you for the information. To know Meraki Go is discontinued solves some issues. ... View more

hi @DIGmore  You can add the Meraki Go access-point trough its lan port. That might be the only way, how to add the access point to your network. I don't see a problem with the firewall. So you should be fine with that. I know you can use different hardware on the same wifi-network, like extender, access-point and such. I'm just not sure how smooth it will run. cheers ... View more

hi @Tôm  not sure if Meraki Go offers 802.1X authentification. But you can set Unique Passwords. Go to Networks - select the WiFi-Network - Settings - under Access controll select Password - you'll see Open / Password and Unique Passwords there. Not sure if you can give any name or have to use an Admin account for the Unique Passwords.   hope this helps ... View more

hello @KonstantinMofa  This forum is for Meraki Go, I have never heard of any notification on the Meraki Go dashboard. Could it be, you're using Meraki? If so, please post your question here: Meraki Community   cheers   ... View more

I usually don't make recommandations, but the Zyxel switch XGS1010-12 might fit your needs.   It is unmanaged, offers 8 1G ports, 2 2.5G ports and 2 SFP+ ports.   ... View more

the "official" recommandation for switches is Cisco Business 110 Series Unmanaged Switches - Cisco Business 110 Series Unmanaged Switches - Cisco but as I said, any unmanaged switch will work too. ... View more