One thing you could do (depending on how its mounted, would be to run the cabling inside the structure the AP is being mounted to, and put just enough slack outside to physically connect to the AP itself and enclose the whole thing (in some type of lockable NEMA rated outdoor enclosure). ... View more

My company is also running Meraki Client VPN and Microsoft Dynamics and using the MS Win 10 built-in VPN client.  I've recently found that when they have problems connecting to the MS dynamics Server (or any other network resource), the quickest 'solution' is to rebuild the VPN connection.  One could either do so manually, (which can go relatively quickly) or fellow Meraki users have created PowerShell or other scripts to assist with most of the rebuild process.  (I'd search these forums for 'client VPN setup script'). ... View more

Sure,  ResetVPNConnection.ps1 Set-VpnConnection -Name "ConnectionName" -ServerAddress WAN Public IP -AuthenticationMethod Pap -DnsSuffix AD domain name -EncryptionLevel Optional -Force -L2tpPsk VPNPSK -RememberCredential $true -TunnelType L2tp CreateVPNConnection.ps1 Add-VpnConnection -Name "Connection Name" -ServerAddress WANPublicIP -AuthenticationMethod Pap -DnsSuffix ADDSdomainName -EncryptionLevel Optional -Force -L2tpPsk VPNPSK -RememberCredential -TunnelType L2tp -AllUserConnection Set-ItemProperty HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\PolicyAgent -Name AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule -Value 2 -Type DWord These scripts will do most of creation, but you'll still have to set certain things (like the user credentials, and such) manually. I've also found the DISABLING IPv6 on the VPN adapter also helps with vpn connectivity.  ... View more

I've put togther a similar set powershell scripts,  which create the vpn connection, and (as needed) can also reset the configuration of the vpn connection. ... View more

One way you could test your client VPN is if you have access to a second internet connection. ... View more