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

hello @TRHH    you can get any managed or unmanaged switch you want. It will work. I use switches from TP-Link, Netgear and Zyxel. GX20 and GR12 are the only Meraki Go devices I have.   If you choose a managed switch you'll have to use the management-console the switch comes with.   hope this helps ... View more

hello @Ken1966    The Alerts tab is missing on web.meraki.go.   It is still available on the Android app v.2.123.0   hope this helps ... View more

Why aren't you using VPN to have access? ... View more

You did follow the instruction as shown here: Port Forwarding on the Meraki Go Router Firewall - Cisco Meraki Documentation   the rule to forward port 80 http should look like that:     from what I learned, if you run different vlans, it's helpfull to select the vlan (the one the target device is on) under Networks before you set the rules.   Sometimes, it takes some time before a rule is applied to the GX. Especially the "ALLOWED PUBLIC IPS" can take up to 15 minutes to be active.   out of couriosity: what do you want to achieve with the port forwarding?   ... View more

hard to say what causes your problem.   I run my GX at my workplace behind a router/modem I got from my ISP.   To run my own security gateway behind this router, it was required to activate IP-Passtrough on it. Means all incomming requests will be forwarded to port 1 on my ISP's router set with a specific IP-address. The GX had to be set to a static IP-address on the WAN-port. Now it handles all request comming from the internet as if there is no other device in between. The router functionality on my ISP's router is still working. I can connect devices directly to it and they get internet access.   At home I have a different ISP. This time the router had to be set to Bridge-Mode, this router acts just like a modem. The personal security gateway is set to optain a dynamic IP from my ISP. Here I can not plug in devices to my ISP's router to get internet access. They all have to be connected to my personal security gateway.   On both locations I have port forwarding rules set. They all work fine.   If you have a spare router somewhere laying around, you could hook that one up, instead of the GX50 and see if port forwarding will work. If it won't work, you might have a problem with the forwarding rules on your comcast router/modem.     ... View more

hello @Kit_    when you say by pass your comcast router, what does that mean?   Is the router set to act as modem, is the GX50 connected to a DMZ or did you just give it a static ip to connect to the router?   Could you provide the model name of the comcast router?   cheers ... View more

hello @ADE78    A true Site-to-Site VPN is possible between two or more GX50s.   I don't have a GX50 but I run on a "kinda fake" Site-to-Site VPN. I was not able to set up Site-to-Site on my two TP-Link routers. So one of them acts as server and the other is acting as client. Since I only need one connection, this works perfectly well for me. The VPN acts like a Site-to-Site VPN, all devices are able to reach any device on the two locations. So maybe this could be possible with a GX50 as server and another router as client on the other site.   hope this helps ... View more

hello @mplewis299    did you sign off from the app and sign back on?   I can't say it will solve the issue, but sometimes the app needs a reset to work properly.   cheers  ... View more

hello @PeterP2    From my understanding the Landing page is set for each WLAN.   The solution for Meraki Go would be to create a second WLAN and have the printer connect to the one WLAN without the Landing Page. While everyone else has to connect to the regular WLAN. This might only work if you have Meraki Go access points installed.   hope this helps     ... View more

hello @Bob5    Adding all access points to one site might cause some problems. Each site has an unique WAN-IP, even all devices can reach Meraki Go it might not be possible the other way around.   You can only create 4 WLANs on Meraki Go, so that might cause some more troubles.   You can have them all under the same Company.   Cheers ... View more

hello @Bob5    You have two options to apply a static IP to the GX50.   The Loacal Status Page as mentioned. Plug in your computer directly to the GX50 and enter "my.meraki.com", you'll find the settings under "Configure"   You can also change it within the Meraki Go-app. Go to Hardware -> select the GX50 -> open Settings -> you'll find IP configuration at the bottom of the list     Change the type from DHCP to Static IP. Fill in the information given to you by your ISP for IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway and enter the Primary and Secondary DNS too. VLAN has to be left empty! Save the information and you're done.   Hope this helps. ... View more

There's no client for Android. I was looking for one for quite some time.   Not sure about iOs, I'm not using apple products.   "Is it a bug?", you might want to file a support ticket and ask someone who's working for Meraki Go.  ... View more

hi @jefh    The GX50 uses L2TP/IPSec protocol for VPN. OpenVPN is not supported on the GX50.   Android 12 and newer don't support this protocol. I think Android 11 was the last version with support for L2TP/IPSec.   With Windows you'll have to edit the registry to make it work. "AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule" comes to my mind. I always have to look it up when adding a new vpn-client myself.   If you're still having problems, it might be best to file a support-ticket.   Cheers ... View more

hello @jefh    did you follow the instructions on Meraki Go - Client VPN Setup - Cisco Meraki Documentation ?   What OS (Windows, Android, MacOS) are your clients on? ... View more

hello @DC3    Adding a port forwarding rule on the Android app was possible for me. The rule showed on the settings page after refreshing. When deleting the rule, I had to refresh the page to make it disappear.   Truelly some strange behaviour.   ... View more

hello @BP_A1    If you created an account before and did add the Meraki Go-device to that account, you can't use it with another account.   Please contact Meraki Go support for assistance: support@meraki.com   cheers ... View more