Thank you for your tutorial, very easy to understand. I started watching from episode 1 up to now and i already learned a lot on how this Meraki dashboard and devices works. Still continuing on the other episodes and i believe it will help me to boost on my self paced study. Hope to continue producing this videos that contributes to build a solid foundation especially when starting to explore Cisco Meraki :)
Yes you can but they will all have independent sub-nets. Your best bet if you exceed the recommended 5 clients would be to install an MX device instead. More than the 5 clients will make this device highly unstable and SLOW.
@@ismaeljrp1 This would be something to use when a new branch is just starting up like a satellite location or small branch office that hasn't gotten all it's equipment yet. Thats how we use them at a bank I worked at.
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Thank you for your tutorial, very easy to understand.
I started watching from episode 1 up to now and i already learned a lot on how this Meraki dashboard and devices works.
Still continuing on the other episodes and i believe it will help me to boost on my self paced study.
Hope to continue producing this videos that contributes to build a solid foundation especially when starting to explore Cisco Meraki :)
Thanks so much, glad you liked it, hopefully if I have time I will make some more meraki videos, thanks.
I like this guy "already ready"
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Thank you so much for this!! Keep up the great work
You're very welcome! Will do :-)
awesome video, very simple and well explained, keep going like this... Ahhh, And thanks for sharing though
Thanks, glad you liked the video 👍
I think the Cisco Meraki Z series teleworker gateway is best suited for remote work/WFH setup, not just site-to-site VPN.
can you install multiple z1 devices in a site??
Why would you do that? Could just install an MX and have the different areas ride off of that one.
Yes you can but they will all have independent sub-nets. Your best bet if you exceed the recommended 5 clients would be to install an MX device instead. More than the 5 clients will make this device highly unstable and SLOW.
@@ismaeljrp1 This would be something to use when a new branch is just starting up like a satellite location or small branch office that hasn't gotten all it's equipment yet. Thats how we use them at a bank I worked at.