Switch meraki first to PPPOE as you will lose connection once you switch the modem into bridge mode. You can still access via the local status page mx.meraki.com
PPPOE settings to config vodafone modemL
username: [serial_number_of_modem]@vfiefttc.ie
password: broadband
Then switch vodafone modem to Bridged mode
You may need to untick TR-069 (used for managing CPE devices)
You may need to reboot vodafone modem for it to go into bridge mode
MR - http://ap.meraki.com
MS - http://switch.meraki.com
MX - http://mx.meraki.com or http://wired.meraki.com
MG - http://mg.meraki.com
Any - http://setup.meraki.com or http://my.meraki.com
https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Using_the_Cisco_Meraki_Device_Local_Status_Page
ISE-PIC requires a zero cost license which needs to be ordered from your usual disti.
Name: isepic
Product:Identity services engine
PID: ISE-VM-K9
You need to call meraki support to check and get MTU changed.
WAN MTU is 1500 by default
Auto VPN MTU is 69 bytes less (1431 by default)
If you call meraki to change MTU it should create a blip, they said full reboot not needed
-20 for TCP
-20 for IP
-8 for PPPOE
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/globalprotect/5-2/globalprotect-app-new-features/new-features-released-in-gp-app/configurable-maximum-transmission-unit-for-globalprotect-connections
nmap - oldest and lots of documentation and help out there, script archive
rustscan - new (made in rust) very fast for scanning all ports
massscan - fast for scanning public IP blocks and /16s
