Meraki Cloud services monitor all devices 24×7 and deliver real-time alerts if any devices encounter a problem. Remote diagnostics tools enable real-time troubleshooting through any web browser. New features and enhancements are delivered seamlessly over the web, so you never have to manually download software updates or worry about missing critical security vulnerability patches.

Meraki MG41 Kuwait can instantly provision primary cellular connectivity across thousands of sites at once without waiting on broadband or any change in infrastructure, enabling faster business expansion.

Deliver primary gigabit connectivity with Meraki MG41 Kuwait or pair with Meraki MX and SD-WAN to allow for the optimal bandwidth management needed for today’s cloud-first organizations.

With gigabit-level backup cellular connectivity, businesses can rely on MG41 for a consistent experience 24/7/365 to increase business uptime and network resilience.

Meraki MG41 Kuwait allows businesses to confidently deploy primary gigabit cellular at sites where there’s no broadband coverage, the carrier coverage is initially unknown, or there’s a varying level of availability and network reliability from multiple regional carriers.

The dual SIM gives the flexibility to switch to a better performing carrier network through auto-SIM failover or switch to the other carrier when either of the SIM reaches the data cap.

Features

• Antenna placement where cellular coverage is best 

  • Signal strength is key for cellular performance. The Meraki MG41 Kuwait makes cellular a viable option in situations where the best location for the MX is not necessarily the best location  for a strong cellular signal. The separation of cellular antenna and MX expands cellular options for all networks, particularly for mid-range MXs mounted in a data center. The 4 x 4 DL MIMO is capable of supporting deployments that demands higher throughput capacity.

• Primary WAN

  • In areas where wired internet services are not available, the Meraki MG41 Kuwait provides a simple, viable option for wireless WAN connectivity.

• Secondary WAN for Failover

  • An MX’s secondary WAN interface connected to an MG41 may use the cellular network in the event of a primary uplink failure.

• Secondary WAN for SD-WAN

  • An MX with an MG41 as a secondary WAN uplink may use the cellular network to establish VPNs for SD-WAN.

• High Availability Uplink

  • The Meraki MG41 Kuwait can be used as either a primary or secondary internet uplink for MX HA topologies. Its two LAN ports allow the MXs to share access to the same cellular network.