Hi.   When doing port forward you can only forward to 1 internal ip... On any given port.. If you want to do this you need more public ip and then use 1:1 NAT ... View more

Hmm I remeber that it was listed as "Verizon (Certification Pending)" on documation page, and now its listed as tested so mabye the person you talked with was not up to date or Meraki Documation is not up to date 🙂     https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/MX67_and_MX68_Overview_and_Specifications ... View more

Also check under Firewall & traffic shaping that you allow access to Local LAN ... View more

@Bartell_eng you could make a custome page https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Configuring_a_Custom-Hosted_Splash_Page_to_Work_with_the_Meraki_Cloud ... View more

Do you need to store the email? ... View more

You could utilize Meraki API ? Mabye this https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/rest/api-endpoints/devices/get-network-device-loss-and-latency-history    Meraki Insight can give you overview of this for the last week but no the exact result you want.   Mabye monitor the devices by API and gather the data by yourself so you can get the exact result you want. ... View more

@jdsilva Thanks for the Feedback! 🙂 ... View more

Guess this would be possible to do by ACL in Firewall rules 🙂   But what about normal internet usage you dont want to use WAN1? ... View more

Here is a good Python starting script https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/gve-sw/MerakiMRScanningReceiverSample ... View more

I found and old script i made some years ago.   Mabye you can use that.   https://pastebin.com/8YALHr7Q ... View more

Hi,   Its very simple, you could just use the Scanning API and save all data to MYSQL and the just use SQL to filter out the correct data 🙂  Guess you only need the numbers right? ... View more

Great work Adam! 😉 ... View more

Its correct if you remove a license it will be removed from the "current" licensed device count.   My comment was linked to this: "You don't pay for licensing unless it is assigned to a network. So if it is just in inventory it wont use licensing."   Because it is correct you can have a product in your inventory without having a license to it and therefore will not affect your co-term date. However, if you have obtained a product with license, the license will count as soon as you have received shipment notification from Meraki regardless of whether it is claimed in the dashboard or not. ... View more

@MacuserJim wrote: You don't pay for licensing unless it is assigned to a network. So if it is just in inventory it wont use licensing.   When you say "organizations" do you mean org units in the Meraki dashboard? or Organizations as in different businesses? If you are managing all these devices under different org units in the Meraki dashboard, you can claim all the unused ones in one org to keep track of inventory, and then you can move it to a different org when you need to use it. You simply un-claim it from one org and claim it in the new org. If you happen to be using a single org and just have different networks for each client/office then you can just claim them and assign them to networks as needed. (remember you wont pay licensing unless they are assigned to a network).   Note: By keeping them in an orgs inventory it allows you to search by MAC and see the SN and other information about the appliance. Hi,   From my info you are wrong, when the license is delivered from Meraki it starts counting. I have been working with some partners that do MSP, and thats a big issue for them. ... View more