Cisco Meraki network solutions are becoming increasingly popular and we've heard from a lot of macOS Sierra users about adding support for it in our Mac VPN client, VPN Tracker 365. Meraki devices are sleek, offer great performance and have great cloud management capabilities. On the VPN side of things, their Auto VPN technology makes them a breeze to set up securely, provided both sides support it.We've updated VPN Tracker 365 with comprehensive Cisco Meraki support. We've updated the Auto-Config VPN technology in VPN Tracker to work with Cisco Meraki, so it'll only take you a few minutes to get set up. The new Cisco Meraki Connection Profile supports the popularMeraki MX series.- Open VPN Tracker 365
- Create a new connection and choose our Cisco Meraki profile
- Enter your Cisco Meraki gateway address
Then just follow the steps in our detailed Configuration Guide to configure VPN on your Meraki. VPN Tracker 365 automatically figures out the right configuration settings for your Meraki setup and connects you using the best settings.Tip: We've added a quick link to the Meraki configuration website, so you can instantly access your config and change settings, if necessary.We were really impressed how easy it is to set up a VPN on the Meraki MX-Series and with Auto-Config VPN, you'll have VPN Tracker connected in minutes.How to get started: VPN Tracker 365 with Auto-Config VPN for Cisco Meraki is now available to all VPN Tracker 365 customers ( download latest version). New customers can purchase VPN Tracker 365 starting at just 79.99 annually and benefit from all of VPN Tracker's business and security features. VPN Tracker 365 is optimized for macOS Sierra and supports more than 300 IPsec VPN gateways.
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Meraki W10 VPN Client instructions. Being I can connect via another machine with the same credentials with the only notable difference being the W10 Home 64b OS (All updates have been applied), I can only assume there is some issue within the W10 machine. All the 'Solutions' found on the net or in this forum thus far have NOT produced a. Talk of Meraki getting to use AnyConnect Client from Cisco (probably licensed software purchase) has been a rumor for a while. It doesn't seem like it's actually coming at this point in time, but I just support the stuff and don't hound Meraki much abut it.