Meraki MX64 | Introduction Introduction Performance and Capacities Ideal for small size businesses The Meraki MX64 Security Appliance is ideal for organizations considering a Unified Threat Management (UTM) solution, for Recommended user count — 50 distributed sites, campuses or datacenter VPN concentration.
To review the Quick Start Guide for the Meraki click here. See the Meraki Installation Guide here. Log into the Meraki Cloud interface.. Select Security Appliance. (Figure 1) Figure 1 Select Firewall (Figure 2A) and Include the 7 RingCentral Supernets per the: RingCentral Recommendations and Requirements Document.
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QoS Configuration Guide | Meraki MX64 | Configure Your Firewall Go Back into Security Appliance and select Traffic Shaping. (Figure 3) Figure 3...
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QoS Configuration Guide | Meraki MX64 | Configure Your Firewall Set the Uplink configuration for the bandwidth which your circuit is providing for each WAN link. (Example circuit 5 Mbps and no WAN 2 or Cellular.) (Figure 4) Figure 4 If utilizing WAN2 and Cellular assure the devices are utilizing only one Network on one subnet and you are not load balancing or traversing between Wired and/or Cellular Networks.
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(Figure 5) Figure 5 Set a Traffic shaping rule: (Figure 6) Rule #1. Set bandwidth management (BWM) for the RingCentral Supernets. Bandwidth limit set to “Ignore network per-client (unlimited). iii. Priority set to “High”. DSP tagging set to “46 (EF - Expedited Forwarding, Voice).
Safari version 6.2 or higher (Mac) quality, with sufficient dedicated bandwidth to voice calls being the biggest factor. To help you manage your call quality, RingCentral offers tools to Note: check your internet connection speed, and instructions to configure the Quality of Service (QoS) settings of your routers.
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