To be honest I don't know the answer, but I believe these two links can help you.   Customers with both Meraki and Umbrella Organizations - Cisco Meraki Documentation   Cisco Secure Connect Foundation Meraki SD-WAN Integration - Cisco Meraki Documentation ... View more

I understand, in this case the only option I see would be to check with the ISP. ... View more

Meraki devices do not have a "like indicator" mode, but you can set up a non-Meraki VPN peer. To find out if Meraki is blocking you can check the Meraki logs, or even check if there is a rule that is configured to block port 500, which I personally find difficult since Meraki by default allows everything, unless you have explicitly created a rule.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#Non-Meraki_VPN_Peers ... View more

Hello Unfortunately, it is not possible, when in doubt about Fortigate it would be interesting to check with their community. ... View more

What you can do is take the AP and do a bench test. ... View more

It is not likely to cause any problems, there is a high probability that there is a problem with the cable that was installed. ... View more

A CCNA is a good start, but you don't necessarily need to invest in a certification to study. There are several very good official materials that can help you and you don't need to be certified. Of course, for an IT career, a certification is of enormous value.   Take a look at these links.   https://u.cisco.com/   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Learning-Hub/ct-p/hub   ... View more

Regarding Wi-Fi, I noticed that some clients are experiencing packet loss so check the connectivity status of client devices connected to the problematic APs. Look for devices with weak signal or high retry rates.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Packet_Loss_Between_Devices#Determining_Where_Packet_Loss_is_Occurring_in_a_Wireless.2FSwitched_Network ... View more

Hi, Packet loss around 7% is generally considered high, Ideally, packet loss should be below 1-2% for optimal performance.   Have you checked to see if there is any physical problem? Like the cabling, for example? And regarding the network itself, have you checked the logs to see if you find any signs? For example, a network loop or something like that?   ... View more

It depends, is the MX the gateway for WIFI networks? If so, whatever is configured in the MX will prevail since it is the one that forwards traffic to the internet.   But why would you have traffic shaping configured on both? What would be the purpose? ... View more

Is the MX port also in trunk mode? ... View more

Have you tried updating the firmware? Also try doing a packet capture. ... View more

In this case, you can apply it to the outbound rules as I mentioned in the other discussion you opened. MX is a little different, so if you want to make the inter-VLAN restriction, just create the ACLs in outbound rules. ... View more

You can access the local status page as mentioned. However, what tests have you already done? Have you tried connecting the AP to another port on your switch? Are the APs assigned a fixed IP or via DHCP? If they are receiving IP via DHCP, have you checked to see if there are still available addresses? Can you provide more details? ... View more

But what exactly do you need to apply? There are limitations, but depending on what you need, there may be another way to do it. In any case, you can make a feature request to Meraki.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Give_your_feedback_(previously_Make_a_Wish) ... View more

Have you checked the MX logs to see if there is any message indicating the possible problem? If not, I suggest you wait for support to investigate to see if it is not a hardware issue. ... View more

The SFP is compatible, have you validated if you are using the correct fiber? Because this SFP is single-mode. ... View more

As informed, the port must be configured in Trunk mode. ... View more

For the MX IPSec VPN health check, it is indeed possible and often recommended to use a host inside the tunnel as the health check IP.   Check the documention.   Primary and Secondary IPsec VPN Tunnels - Cisco Meraki Documentation ... View more

I suggest you open a support case. ... View more

But what error do you get when you try to remove from the organization? ... View more

Step 3: Obtain migrated licenses Once your devices are migrated to the Meraki Dashboard, there are two ways you can obtain Meraki licenses: Simply purchase new Meraki licenses OR obtain free Meraki licenses through the qualified promotion process (below). Qualified promotion The Meraki licenses will be matched as closely as possible to the existing Cisco DNA Center license: • Level match: - Cisco DNA Premier or Advantage -> Meraki Advanced. - Cisco DNA Essentials -> Meraki Enterprise https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/catalyst-9100ax-access-points/migrating-dna-to-meraki-mgmt-mode.pdf ... View more

Yes, it is totally possible in my understanding. ... View more

I think it would be interesting to open a new discussion since this is a different issue. Please provide more information and screenshots of the configurations you made and, if possible, a topology in the new discussion. ... View more

This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as a DNS issue, an IP configuration issue, or even a hardware issue. Is the IP configured statically or via DHCP? Are you using an internal or external DNS? And lastly, have you opened a support case? ... View more