UPDATE: This survey is closed. Huge thanks to everyone who submitted their feedback. No time to waste, we're thrilled to announce our randomly selected winners:  @AnythingHosted , @Brad39 , and @Shubh3738 ! Congratulations!   We want to hear from you! Everyone who responds to the survey below will be entered into a drawing to win one of three Cisco Meraki Sport Quarter Zip. (You’ll also help us on the Community team to keep improving things around here!)     The survey closes on Tuesday, July 23rd at 11am ET. Please submit your feedback today! Take me to the survey! *Terms, conditions, & eligibility  ... View more

Hey there Meraki Community,   The Meraki Learning Team is looking for 5-8 experienced MX packet capture users for a short 5-10 minute review of a two-page filter expressions cheat sheet. This resource will be included in our upcoming Security & SD-WAN module on Leveraging Security Appliance Packet Captures.  As a thank you for your time, we are offering a $10 USD (or local equivalent) Amazon* or non-reloadable Visa** gift card. If you’re interested in helping us improve this resource, please leave a comment below, and I will reach out to you individually with more details.   Chris Andrews, PhD Senior UX Researcher Cisco Meraki Product Enablement   *Amazon gift cards available in the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, United Arab Emirates, United States, United Kingdom,  **Visa non-reloadable gift cards available in the following countries: Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Jordan, Kuwait, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago, United Kingdom, US Minor Outlying Islands, Uruguay ... View more

Hey Meraki Community,   The Meraki Learning Team is working on a new module titled "Enabling Threat Protection on a Security Appliance" for our Security & SD-WAN Fundamental Implementation course, and we’d LOVE your feedback. Review the draft video outline below and provide your input. Here's what we're looking for in your feedback on this video outline: Are the essential features for a beginner clearly covered? What are common issues with AMP and IDP/IPS that we should address? Should we add any topics not currently in the video? Any other suggestions for improvement?   Please post your comments here. Your insights are valuable and will shape our educational content.   Video Outline: Scene 1 Intro Introduce AMP and how it can protect your network from malicious file downloads Include examples of what file types AMP can protect against (PDF, zip, ELF linux executable) Introduce IDS/IPS and how it uses Cisco SNORT to monitor traffic for malicious activity against cyber attacks. Mention that traffic inspection only occurs for flows between LAN and WAN, and traffic between VLANs. Does not occur on traffic between clients in same subnet Where to navigate to for Threat Protection options (Security & SD-WAN > Threat Protection) Scene 2 Threat Protection (AMP) Show how to enable to AMP Only malicious are blocked Clean and unknown downloaded Inform that with AMP cloud unknown files can be retroactively categorized as malicious Show how to configure aspects of AMP Allowed URLs List Explain how to allow subdomains with asterisk Allowed SHA256 File Hashes Mention there are tools online to find this hash value, and that with the CLI on your operating system you can find the value too. Scene 3 Threat Protection (IDS/IPS) Show how to Enable IDS/IPS Explain difference between Detection and Prevention Explain the different rulesets (Security, Balanced, Connectivity) Configure IDS Allow Rule Explain why you may need to do this and and how to configure  Scene 4 Security Center Navigate to Security Center  Show how to filter for AMP events Show how to filter for IDS events Chris Andrews Senior UX Researcher Cisco Meraki  | Product Enablement ... View more

Hey Meraki Community,   The Meraki Learning Team is working on a new module titled "Enabling Threat Protection on a Security Appliance" for our Security & SD-WAN Fundamental Implementation course, and we’d LOVE your feedback. Please review the draft outline of one key video within this module below and share your thoughts. Your insights will help us ensure the content covers the key features, especially for those new to implementing threat protection on security devices.   Here's what we're looking for in your feedback on this video outline: Are the essential features for a beginner clearly covered? Have you encountered any common challenges or frustrations with threat protection and the specific features of AMP and IDP/IPS that we should address? Are there additional topics/features in this video we haven't included but should consider? Do you have any other suggestions for improvement?   Please leave your comments in this thread. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and will directly influence the effectiveness of our educational materials.   Video Outline: Scene 1 Intro Introduce AMP and how it can protect your network from malicious file downloads Include examples of what file types AMP can protect against (PDF, zip, ELF linux executable) Introduce IDS/IPS and how it uses Cisco SNORT to monitor traffic for malicious activity against cyber attacks. Mention that traffic inspection only occurs for flows between LAN and WAN, and traffic between VLANs. Does not occur on traffic between clients in same subnet Where to navigate to for Threat Protection options (Security & SD-WAN > Threat Protection) Scene 2 Threat Protection (AMP) Show how to enable to AMP Only malicious are blocked Clean and unknown downloaded Inform that with AMP cloud unknown files can be retroactively categorized as malicious Show how to configure aspects of AMP Allowed URLs List Explain how to allow subdomains with asterisk Allowed SHA256 File Hashes Mention there are tools online to find this hash value, and that with the CLI on your operating system you can find the value too. Scene 3 Threat Protection (IDS/IPS) Show how to Enable IDS/IPS Explain difference between Detection and Prevention Explain the different rulesets (Security, Balanced, Connectivity) Configure IDS Allow Rule Explain why you may need to do this and and how to configure  Scene 4 Security Center Navigate to Security Center  Show how to filter for AMP events Show how to filter for IDS events Chris Andrews Senior UX Researcher Cisco Meraki  | Product Enablement ... View more

Hi there,   The Cisco Meraki Learning Team is conducting interviews to understand how Meraki users engage with Meraki-related learning opportunities and resources. We would love to hear from you!   Everyone who fills out the initial form using the link below will be entered into a drawing to win a special Meraki prize*.   Those selected will be asked to participate in a 1-hour web-conferencing session. Those eligible to receive rewards will get a complimentary Meraki gift for participating.   If you’re unable to accept rewards, you can still participate as we value your expertise and insights.   If you are interested in participating, please fill out this form, or copy and paste the URL below into your browser: http://cs.co/9001ugYK1   Those who are selected to participate will receive an email within 5-7 business days with information on next steps.   Please DM @chrisandrews if you have any question   Sincerely,  Chris Andrews, PhD Senior User Experience Researcher Cisco Meraki Product Enablement   *See the complete terms, conditions, and eligibility information. ... View more

Hi there,   The Cisco Meraki Learning Team is conducting interviews to understand how Meraki users engage with Meraki-related learning opportunities and resources. We would love to hear from you!   Everyone who fills out the initial form using the link below will be entered into a drawing to win a special Meraki prize*.   Those selected will be asked to participate in a 1-hour web-conferencing session. Those eligible to receive rewards will get a complimentary Meraki gift for participating.   If you’re unable to accept rewards, you can still participate as we value your expertise and insights.   If you are interested in participating, please fill out this form, or copy and paste the URL below into your browser: http://cs.co/9003ugGsx   Those who are selected to participate will receive an email within 5-7 business days with information on next steps.   Please DM @chrisandrews if you have any questions.   Sincerely,  Chris Andrews, PhD Senior User Experience Researcher Cisco Meraki Product Enablement   *See the complete terms, conditions, and eligibility information. ... View more

Hey all,   I just started working at Meraki as a User Experience Researcher on Meraki's Product Enablement team. I've perused the community and ya'll are an awesome and lively bunch.   My main job is to listen to you, the Meraki users, about your experience using the eLearning modules, workshops, community, and other content that helps you learn how to use Meraki products and software to accomplish your goals. So, I might come knocking on your door (metaphorically...or maybe literally?) to hear your stories and experiences, if you're willing to share.   Fun fact about me: I minored in Film Studies for my undergraduate degree and taught filmmaking at a high school for 7 years in my previous career. ... View more