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You may be aware of the retirement of the recommended SKUs for vMXs:https://documentation.meraki.com/SASE_and_SD-WAN/MX/Install_and_Get_Started/Installation_Guides/vMX_Setup_Guide_for_Microsoft_Azureandhttps://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates?id=500...
After having gone through my second rodeo with these I thought I'd provide some tips I've learned that aren't spelled out in this article:https://documentation.meraki.com/Switching/Cloud_Management_with_IOS_XE/Install_and_Get_Started/Conversion_from_...
Had to call support on this as configuration sync was not loading for any org. It's a known bug with the recent gui changes and no fix eta.Figured I'd share the workaround:This can be worked around by appending the URL with "?show_new_side_navigation...
We have several clients who use a vendor that requires a 3rd Party VPN from our client's Meraki environments to their ISRs. They have recently started migrating to IKEv2. We are now experiencing what I believe to be the issue represented here under I...
Bunch of fixes!Executive summaryThis is a Generally Available maintenance release for MX 26.1. It contains fixes across VRF-aware AutoVPN, OSPF route advertisement, IPsec VPN behavior, uplink monitoring and Dashboard visibility, device stability, and...
The only place you can legally obtain the file is from Cisco. The default way to get that is by having smartnet. WIth a second hand product that may or may not be possible. Your reseller may be able to help with that process.You can also sometimes ge...
Generally, you need to work with your reseller and ask them to try and RMA the license, while RMAs are technically no longer allowed, they seem to still allow swaps when it's a mistake like this.You can ask support, but conversions are only allowed f...
Definitely test this, I'm not sure it will actually work. As noted in the FQDN section the MXs use snooping of DNS traffic to map the FQDN to an IP and then the actual routing occurs based on the IPs, which in this case is not going to be different b...
Besides the points already mentioned, when your LAN switch also has your breakout ports that means your client traffic is commingled with your internet traffic for statistics purposes.While this may or may not matter with your current environment, de...