Cisco Meraki

permet de gérer plusieurs équipements de réseau à partir d'une seule interface de gestion en nuage. Il est compatible avec une variété d'équipements de réseau et de protocoles, ce qui permet de l'intégrer facilement dans les environnements existants.

Dépendance de la connexion internet : Cisco Meraki est un service en nuage, donc vous avez besoin d'une connexion internet stable pour pouvoir accéder à la plateforme de gestion et aux fonctionnalités.

The ease of deployment. You can be up and running (with policies defined) withing minutes!

Once configured, the policies takes about a minute or too to be take effect. I believe this depends on your own internet connectivity as well. Also, the native windows vpn client is buggy but it has announced that Cisco Anyconnect Client will soon be compatible with Cisco Meraki VPN Services!

This system provides admins the means to keep track of their assets within their control and push (some) stuff out to them through the client.

Many times, pushing stuff out to devices and device syncs to the manager did not work. I think there are probably better solutions out there than Meraki in 2019.

It has a decent feature set - including remote management of profiles and security features, For both Macs and iOS. The ability to completely lock down and erase the entire device has been nice in a few extreme situations.

The UI is intuitive and easy to use with LOTS of information about the devices being managed.

Initially we enjoyed the fact that we were given a relatively high if not unlimited (I cannot recall) now, we are billed per device. Which is fine. But the process to obtain the licenses is absolutely ridiculous, takes way too long and they do not allow for our account for an upgrade process. IE client has 20 computers enrolled, and they replace all of them, well you have to get another 20 licenses (paying for 40 computers) and then remove the old computes when they are phased out. Then decrease the license count. There is zero flexibility here, and the vendor was borderline indignant when it was pointed out how this is a problem in the real world.