There once was a network so grand, With Meraki MS switches in hand. PoE at its best, Powering devices with zest, A network that all could understand.   MS120 brought the magic alive, With gigabit speeds to thrive. From port to port, Data flowed and sought, Efficiency that made us jive.   MS350, a switch with might, Stackable, it soared to new heights. With high capacity, Link aggregation in unity, A network that never lost sight.   MS450, the backbone so strong, Supporting networks all day long. With modular design, Flexibility would shine, Scaling up, the switch sang its song.   Cisco Meraki MS, a true gem, From access to distribution, a worthy emblem. Switches so fine, Building networks divine, A solution that will never condemn.   So raise a toast to Meraki's reign, Networking made simple, sans the strain. With Cisco's prowess, Connectivity we bless, Innovations that forever maintain!   ... View more

Helping a customer upgrade to catalyst 9300s and setting up the Meraki monitoring. Now their MR46 can suck up that sweet 2.5gbs.     ... View more

https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developers-APIs/How-to-use-the-mx-l3-firewall-updateNetworkL3FirewallRules/m-p/77481/highlight/true#M2941   meraki's api support from the community and the official docs are awesome. ... View more

it is 2021 and there is still no ipv6 support ... View more

Hey this is a long shot if you reply but i am somewhat in the same position. I have a branch sit the is using a mpls with no internet backing. The idea is to put a mx in place at the branch and setup an autovpn over a internet connection and have the mpls as backup. but i am being told my a senior tech that the mx will not do vpn over the mpls circuit without internet. the branch site already has a isr router and my thought is to leave the router (to do the bgp/mpls) and let the mx vpn through the mpls.   I dont quite understand this works. how does the mx get to the internet  trhough the mpls>head office do you have to do pbr are static routes to allow the mx to reach the cloud through your hq?   "My understanding is that the remote site has "two internet connections", one is the backup Internet on WAN2, the other is via the MPLS to head office, and then out the Internet connection there. The reason this magically works is because meraki "see" the autovpn on from the remote office WAN1 and the head office as having the SAME IP address, so it shares the internal IP's with both of them, and they then setup the VPN directly, and thus it works." ... View more