Glad to have you! ... View more

I loved the wire shark @Nash ! ... View more

You can use a single NIC configured for 802.1q trunking.  I haven't used Hyper-V in a long time, but basically you end up assigning the VMs to the VLANs.  This would connect to a trunk port on the MX65.   The other option is to use a NIC for each VLAN, which goes to access ports on the MX65 configured for the appropriate VLAN. ... View more

>Can anyone just use the api-mp?   Yes. ... View more

You're very welcome @Twitch . I appreciate the kind words 🙂 ... View more

Was just researching this exact question...  I think...   So if I have a VLAN and corresponding SSID set up for the management of my Sonos speakers and I want to be able to get on that SSID/VLAN comb from out of town and run the firmware update on my speakers, VPN wont let me do that, is that right? Like I couldn't use the VPN to act like Im on that SSID.... right?  ... View more

I am trying to do the same thing but only updating VLAN subnet for 1000+ networks. Can you please share your code?I am having a really hard time to create it ... View more

Under traffic analytics it only show you application to destination. Only way i can see this happening is via packet capture ... View more

Unfortunately I am not an artistic.  But the magnetic sculpture kit is cool.   ... View more

The acronyms are so similar, it's designed for confusion. ... View more

@PhilipDAth It's set to 30 because I couldn't get it to go any higher, I have them in bridge mode because I cannot get a cable between them and I'd like to increase the power some to try and get a little more bandwidth.     ... View more

Hey cool! I came out of the world of Industrial Automation too. +1 on the CMNA training and the full-stack that followed it. The free hardware is a genius move by Meraki imo. Although it must cost them a lot of money.   Good to have you! ... View more

Thanks for posting back! ... View more

Do you know if Group Policy rules will also override site-to-site vpn firewall rules?   ... View more

>Why don't you fetch the orgs and networks you need directly by using their ID though?   You know the names before you start, but not the ID's usually.   This is a common bit of code I use to get the orgId. # Search for the org orgs = meraki.organizations.get_organizations() for org in orgs: if org['name'] == orgName: orgId=org['id'] break;   "break" is elegant and simple.  You know there is going to be a 1:1 match, so there is no point continuing on once you have your answer.   ... View more

@BrianP wrote: Fair enough. For people who have issues hitting the Rate limit ( due to other active monitoring API calls ), it would be significantly faster to do the network list call and the full org device list call, and correlate the device to the correct network in the code, instead of the individual calls per network. Either way, you solved Raphael's issue! Definitely agree. 🙂 I can do things sloppily sometimes because Auvik and I are the only things making calls, and Auvik rate limits itself.   There are advantages and disadvantages to being the only automator on your team. ... View more

Take a look here, you may find some code to build your own solution:   https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/routetonull/getMerakiNeighbor     ... View more

Of course! Right where it should be... 🙄   Thanks Nash! ... View more

In addition to the above, I would recommend you setup a local syslog server if you want to be able to review that information on your own. It will at least allow you to review the logs up to the point at which the MX loses all local network connectivity.   Of course, in a small office, that may not be feasible. 🙂 ... View more

Glad to hear everything worked out! ... View more