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Hello Good folks, I am very new to Meraki equipment and have worked with HP and Ubiquiti before (Successfully manged to stay away from relatively complex networking setups up until now). I was just wondering what type of tes...
Thanks @Nash !I read through the document you linked and we definitely need MX250.You guessed campus situation correctly, that is the plan for now but I will get something going for L3 switches also. Really appreciate your input!
Good to know!If I just continue our current setup, we will have just 6 VLANs to cover our requirements for now. The only time we see heavy inter VLAN traffic is when we are pushing images to client machines, which we are also working on to make image...
Thank you @Philip D'Ath I actually read a lot of your answers as a lurker before joining community and purchasing equipment.MS425-16 were exactly what was on my radar, we will be going roughly 3-4 switch in roughly 4-5 buildings. I have same question...
@Nash lol @ "Friends don't let friends use MX to route in large environments."So this means Meraki sales personnel weren't my friends? so we had design discussion also, it was one of those scenarios where we had to meet certain budget and L3 switch ...
Thanks @Nolan Herring So seems like MX64 is a no brainer. I think our environment will have more MR55 than 45, so I should stick with 55. So I am not going to pretend I 100% understand the utility of physical stacking in our environment, but so far t...
