I would like to see more information on what is plugged into each MX switch port. The switch ports on the routers are not individually addressable, in the sense that with a switch you can tell what MAC address is on what port but with the security appliances, you can't, which would be beneficial for troubleshooting. Some of the rules are a bit more complicated. The logging sometimes doesn't give us the granularity needed. This is the case with wireless in general, but it would be nice to have this option. As it is now, it lets the client determine how it wants to connect. It would be really helpful if there were a way that the access point could determine whether the client has an AC radio and if so, force it to try and connect to there first. That means that the students are forced to use their new laptop, as opposed to an older one. Also, we're a one-to-one school where we give laptops out, and I'd like to be able to block the old laptops from being able to access the network. For example, I like all of my iOS devices to go on one network so that if they try to do iOS updates, we have an Apple server online so that they can just pull the iOS updates from it instead of having them on other parts of the network. This is one of the things that I'm trying to find out if Aruba does better. Initially, I liked some of the filtering features, but that's one of the components that we ran into problems with. If there was something like a robot that could continue running the network while there are licensing or technical issues, so that WiFi never goes down, that would be an ideal situation. If there was a way to have remote WiFi to support local connections during issues, so that technical support doesn't have to shut down the entire network, that would be great. It would be nice to have licensing that stays in place while the system is being renovated or changed. It would help us build new items we could deliver to our clients, and to build better B2C relations. We'd be able to leverage Meraki and build more intelligent homes and businesses. It would be great if the solution could integrate with Amazon Alexa. It should be sold more in the retail space. It would be ideal if you didn't necessarily have to go to professionals to get a product like this. The solution could saturate more of the market, as likely 80% of the market would like to see more simple solutions such as Meraki. The solution should be open to introducing more IoT sensors and to have a more complete solution to medium-sized customers.
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