Meraki cloud management means every Meraki device is configured, monitored and updated from one web dashboard instead of on the device itself. Only management lives in the cloud. User traffic never passes through Meraki’s servers: the firewall, switches and access points forward it locally, like any other network. The short version: Meraki’s cloud model pays […]
The Meraki MR36 and MR46 are both indoor Wi-Fi 6 access points, managed from the Meraki dashboard. The difference is capacity: the MR46 has twice the radio chains (4×4 vs 2×2), a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port instead of 1 Gbps, and needs PoE+ instead of standard PoE. The short version: the MR36 is the right […]
The Cisco Meraki MR46 and HPE Aruba Networking AP-555 are both high-capacity indoor Wi-Fi 6 access points. The AP-555 has more radio: an 8×8 5 GHz radio against the MR46’s 4×4, plus two 5 Gbps Ethernet ports. The MR46 is simpler to run, managed entirely from the Meraki dashboard on a single PoE+ port. The […]
To remove a Meraki device from a network, open the network’s device list, tick the device and click Remove. That takes it out of the network but leaves it in your organization. To release it completely, so someone else can claim it, you also have to unclaim it from the organization’s inventory. The short version: […]