I've only ever used bandwidth as the criteria to suggest MX models... IE, up to 300mbps aggregate, the 67;  300-600mbps aggregate, the 100, etc.   A potential cx (who's pretty savvy) balked at the MX67, despite bandwidth being about 150/30 across both WAN ports, based on workload... throwing the "max of 50 clients for the MX67" at me.   Sure enough, the MX67 data sheet lists 50 max clients.  Like, dayum!   What I can't find a definition for is what kind of clients?  VPN clients?  Wifi clients?  Simultaneous internet users being PAT'ed?  Surely not 50 people using the MX for a blend of all of the above, and just using routing, right?  Anyone found a meraki doc that elaborates on who the 50 are, and why the number is so small (and is it a guideline at best, and, say, 100 is the theoretical "max")?   Otherwise, the cx will need to bump to the MX84 (max of 200 clients) for no other reason.   Thanks kindly. Mike ... View more

Hey techies.   We're suggesting an SDWan package for a potential cx, and their requirements doc includes a question I haven't come across before... nor can I find support for in the meraki docs.   Device failover based on VRRP is three missed heartbeats... 3 seconds.   A circuit failing DNS/Ping tests is 300 seconds / 5min.   But if WAN1 physically goes down (ie, the ISP CPE device dies, or I physically pull the cable)... is it instantaneous failover to WAN2?  I hope so.  Is that documented anywhere? Much appreciated, Mike ... View more