Meraki MX Reviews

The main use cases for my customers with Meraki MX are cloud managed virtual controller, basically for managing the Wi-Fi, managing the switches, managing everything through software defined, cloud managed solutions. There is great flexibility with no need to be in the office every time to do network maintenance or for changing Wi-Fi passwords configurations specific, event based SSID creations.

A lot of activities can be achieved in work from home scenarios as well. Many of the use cases nowadays involve majority of data center switches and data center firewalls being upgraded to Meraki MX for convenience, flexibility and software-defined solutions. Apart from this they also have the solution for the management of users logins based on the authorization authentication in a uniform manner. Many of these features are unique in the brand.

The other features that are most useful for network security are that they are the leaders in the market in cloud managed network security. Their SD-WAN solutions are very effective and most cases now involve VPN-less access for the majority of companies' private networks.

These became Zero Trust networks and Zero Trust access. Meraki MX is among those top solutions in their exceptional approach towards VPN-less, Zero Trust client access to office private networks.

The SD-WAN capability of Meraki MX enhances network performance by reducing bandwidth utilization and increases availability. Additionally, multiple branches in different countries and continents can be connected as one WAN network, making all users connected continuously with convenience. Separate authentication is not required to access networks in different countries. All this becomes completely seamless, saving time and reducing security risks.

The highest security algorithms are configured between these branches over the SD-WAN, where the network becomes uniform across the world. Users have service access or network access without knowing they are actually in different countries or cities. Additionally, passwordless authentications enhance the user experience. By increasing these user experiences, productivity has been enhanced across companies and client employees.

We have other solutions as well; however, since we integrated Cisco switches, specifically Nexus nine thousand switches, we wanted a single solution that could manage all of it. We chose the Meraki solution, and it actually works well together. It is very easy to deploy and manage.

For us, the most important aspect is, first of all, the reliability of the solution. We understand that Cisco solutions are very reliable, and we really like the simple management. It is a very straightforward solution to manage.

This is where most of my data is. It includes different geographical connectivity, SD-WAN, PSLAD, ISP load balancing, penetration testing, server spoofing, and active services.

This solution provides a better capability where I can create a virtual network. It allows direct connectivity and works with ISP. Since cybersecurity is my main concern, this type of miscommunication relating to vulnerability blocking is crucial.

The primary use case for Meraki MX is to establish a wide Internet drive over the Internet. We use it as a perimeter firewall and also as an SD-WAN device to establish secure tunnels and dynamically route applications over the best available route.

Meraki MX provides visibility from the network, especially if the customer has more than just the MX, including APs and switches. It offers a single management platform with visibility of the entire network.

We deploy Meraki MX for our customers. If a customer needs a full wireless network or an upgrade, we'll right-size a firewall, like an MX67, depending on whether they need a wireless or cellular backup.

Typically, we deploy Meraki MX, which may accompany a Meraki switch, like MX120 or MX220, and we'll also include wireless access points. It all depends on what the customer needs. Typically, if we're going to put an MX firewall in, we layer that in along with a Meraki switch and Meraki access points as well.

The solution's most valuable feature is the Meraki dashboard, which is a single pane of glass. The dashboard allows us to see and manage all our Meraki customers. Since it's cloud-based management, we can remotely support Meraki, which makes it easy for us. We like to sell and deploy Meraki MX because of the ease of management.

We use Meraki MX for the firewall, but typically, it's a great VPN software.

Meraki MX's VPN access for remote use is a valuable feature. The solution is good for load balancing.

As a telecommunications company, we use the tool for our customers. We use it for SD-WAN and standalone devices with Wi-Fi.

The features vary for each customer. The simplicity of configuration is the most valuable feature of the solution.

I use Meraki MX in my company basically for site-to-site VPN connection, and it serves as a firewall for our normal office environment.

The most valuable features of the solution are the cloud interface for cloud management and the SD-WAN, along with certain features like secure VPN, built-in VPN, SSL, IPSec VPN solutions, and higher availability. It can accommodate carrier support because of which, other than the fiber, I can have one more point to access through a SIM card.