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So, I got some feedback directly from Meraki -
The “C” variants have integrated antennas, so nothing extra is needed - everything comes in the box. Also, a new carrier/plan wouldn't be required as long as the MX-C is a supported/certified for the ...
His resources haven't been divulged. That said, he made it sound as if support for this wouldn't be until at least late this year if not next. I was posting here in the hopes of finding any additional insight.
I agree with this approach (flexibility of placing the antenna strategically), but this particular use case will have everything (the MX, all wired/wireless devices) in a vehicle/mobile unit.
They're simply hoping to reduce some cost in not having ...
