True and this is a big deal almost every device is affected except MR ugh... Same issue inside organization dashboard or outside from my personal stack. ... View more

Can I ask if in Passthrough Mode will I be able to bypass the Wan1 250Mbps limitation of MX64? In other words if I put a Ubiquiti EdgeRouter between my ISP modem and the MX64 can I achieve behind the MX64 LAN ports the same 900Mbps+ throughput I get directly behind the EdgeRouter? Modem-> 900Mbps+ -> UBNT EdgeRouter -> 900Mbps+ -> Meraki MX64 (passthrough) -> ??? 900Mbps+ ??? ... View more

yikes that's not confusing at all thanks good to know it starts from internet 1 and 2 so +1 +2 to base MAC ... View more

no it is not +1 or +2 did you even bother to read my post if the base mac for example is xx:xx:xx:xx:1c:c0 then port 4 used for wan2 would be 1c:c4 and port 5 aka internet for wan1 would be 1c:c5 🤦‍♂️ in your own lab environment if you had say a cable modem plugged up to wan1 you can log into it and see the device list and you will find it is correct like above or you can call your ISP and ask what mac is bound to their CPE and it will match accordingly ... View more

the original post is referring to and asking about the MX64 security appliance we are not discussing what you can do on the switch page of the dashboard. with that said the "security appliance & SD WAN" page of an MX64 is very basic and offers no granular control over each individual port(s) 1-4 & internet. ... View more

I also wish we had a way into looking at every since port on an MX64/65 even if it meant going to mx.meraki.com or setup.meraki.com and seeing the MAC address of every port it makes no sense how you cannot click on the security appliance ports like you can on the MS120 page and see what is connected or how you can go to clients list and see ports and MAC but again that is only displaying info for the switch why is the appliance always left out   for those of you wondering I have used the dashboard and the GUI of my cable modem and our netreo/omnicenter monitoring service to conclude the following   if the base MAC ends in say xx:50 then the LAN4 aka WAN2 will end in xx:54 and INTERNET aka WAN1 will end in xx:55 and no matter which port you plug your MS switch to port 1 or 2 or 3 it will always have the base MAC xx:50   I plugged my switch into port 2 and 3 and it still reads base MAC of xx:50 I can see that in clients and in uplink port 24 on the switch or port 8 depending on with Meraki switch you have ... View more