Last week we held the 2010 Meraki Enterprise Customer Summit, or ECS.  ECS is an opportunity for us to show our appreciation to our Enterprise customers in person by hosting them for a two-day event in San Francisco.  At the same time, it allows us to gather valuable feedback firsthand about our product roadmap as [...]

Image courtesy of ars technica “The networks in here are always unpredictable, they are slow today…  you could help me out if you’re on Wifi if you could just stop.” – Steve Jobs, WWDC 2010 Keynote In a previous life, as an engineer at Apple, I demoed the new networking technology I’d built in front [...]

Quick video documenting wireless deployment in our new office in San Francisco by our very own Dan P.

The Meraki Identity Policy Manager (IPM) is now being rolled out to Meraki Enterprise customer network with the latest firmware release.  Look for a Dashboard notification of an upcoming firmware upgrade to your network, and after that upgrade you will see a new page under the Configure tab called Group Policies: IPM can be used [...]

Meraki Enterprise customers will now notice a new feature on the Network-wide Settings page under the Configure tab in Dashboard: the ability to create guest ambassador accounts.  Guest ambassador accounts give an office receptionist the ability to create guest access accounts for Meraki wireless networks. Guest Ambassador accounts give the user access to a single [...]

To support the needs of some of our large service provider customers, Meraki now supports the Wi-Fi Alliance WISPr protocol.  What this means is that wireless users who subscribe to a multi-provider service like Boingo can roam across different service provider networks like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Telmex and authenticate seamlessly via RADIUS without the need [...]