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Integrated Remote, Live Tools
Specifying Layer 3 subnets and routes
Converged Voice, Video and Data Environments
The Meraki switch family is designed to unify data, voice, and video
onto a single IP backbone. All Meraki switches support rich quality-
of-service (QoS) functionality for prioritizing data, voice, and video
trac. The switches support eight class-of-service (CoS) queues on
every port, enabling them to maintain end-to-end trac prioritization.
PoE models provide 15.4 watts of power per port for VoIP telephones,
IP security cameras, wireless access points (APs), and other IP
devices. The Meraki MS switches also support standards-based 25.5
watt (30 watt max per port) IEEE 802.3at for powering networked
devices like multiple radio IEEE 802.11n APs and video phones
that may require more power than available with IEEE 802.3af.
In addition, using LLDP, PoE power is intelligently budgeted to
maximize the number of PoE clients supported.
To ease deployment, Meraki switches support the industry-
standard Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), enabling switches to
automatically discover Ethernet-enabled devices, determine their
power requirements and join the correct virtual
LAN (VLAN).
Meraki’s Unified Software Architecture
Meraki switches run the same Meraki operating system used by
Meraki’s firewalls and wireless LAN products. The use of a common
operating system allows Meraki to deliver a consistent experience
across all product lines.
Layer 3
Cisco Meraki MS320 series switches augment security and
performance with built-in layer 3 benefits. Large network
deployments can create scalable network architectures and manage
routing between VLANs through Meraki’s intuitive, web-based
dashboard.
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