Meraki Dashboard Reviews

Our brand partner is using it. We are their franchise here in Saudi Arabia, but we also control it from their side.

The connectivity, including VIP connectivity solutions, and easy access, are valuable features.

We are using Meraki Dashboard for network infrastructure management. We have integrated it with Cisco devices such as Cisco HyperFlex systems and Cisco servers. Our entire Wi-Fi solution is using Cisco products.

Meraki Dashboard has provided us with a centralized solution for network management, allowing automatic updates of firmware or patches. It is very user-friendly, reducing technical challenges and making it easier to manage our infrastructure for better integration.

We manage Meraki Dashboard, using the dashboard to have greater visibility into what happens with our Meraki environment, who is actually using the solution, whether we have any problems, and what the common usage is. It is primarily for management purposes.

Currently, we are investigating the ability to track device movement and other capabilities. It appears very promising, but we are not fully implemented yet. We have just started looking into the depth of this solution. We think it is good, but we have not tested it extensively yet.

We are using the analytics to understand our network, how it is being used, where we have bottlenecks, and if we encounter problems, what the reasons are for these issues.

We have used an integrator for implementation. We also needed to use support, but eventually, we got it running, though it took some time.

For us, it serves as a single pane of glass. It summarizes everything in one place, which is very important for our organization.

I find it pretty straightforward and easy to use, especially compared to old, traditional methods.

The most valuable feature for me is the cloud dashboard. Overall, it is just the ease of access to the information.

You can control your access points through the current Meraki dashboard. You can also run Cisco switches through the solution if you design your network that way. I've used them in a school environment before with Meraki Access Points. We were handling several students accessing Chromebooks to get to their assignments. An MX400 was being utilized, and it worked really well.

You can help shape the traffic if you have a single point location where you can go and get information on the equipment, including how it's doing and what its bandwidth utilization is. There are some whitelist blacklist capabilities in the MX dashboard, which is very helpful.

I use Meraki Dashboard to manage our Cisco Meraki devices. It is where I handle the setup and configuration of wireless networks, security settings, and more. The real-time monitoring helps me keep an eye on the network's performance, making troubleshooting and issue resolution a breeze.

What I love most about the Meraki Dashboard are its user-friendly features. Configuring wireless networks is a breeze, and troubleshooting is made easy with insights into RF parameters and roaming issues. The simplicity of the dashboard makes configuration a quick task, and the ability to perform packet captures is a game-changer for in-depth troubleshooting. Overall, it is a go-to solution for efficiently managing and monitoring our network.

We use Meraki Dashboard to manage our wireless networks, and we will soon use it for the wired portion, too. We're talking with Cisco and some of their partners about doing full Ethernet and security, as well. We have about 1,500 users.

We don't have to manually update all the Meraki devices individually. Without Meraki Dashboard, we would have to manually update all the operating systems and do the testing when we deploy switches. Meraki Dashboard handles all of that. It has reduced our overhead and admin costs. 

You need to configure multiple devices if you want to introduce something new to your network, and that could potentially break something in the network. We have fewer configuration errors because the Meraki portal will tell you if you've done something wrong. If you were to make the same mistake on a Catalyst switch, it would accept the configuration whether it was wrong or not. It's far easier to avoid mistakes on the Meraki Dashboard. 

The solution is used to monitor our devices.

The most valuable features are the ease of use and a single-pane-of-glass that allows us to identify issues across the entire network from one dashboard. We can access the dashboard from any network.