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Cisco Meraki network equipment for business

We are a Cisco Meraki reseller: MX security appliances, MS switches, MR access points, MV cameras. Delivered with the settings already on it, installed where that is needed, and with a price and lead time before you decide.

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What Cisco Meraki makes

Cisco Meraki

Cisco Meraki is Cisco’s cloud-managed line: firewalls (MX), switches (MS), access points (MR) and cameras (MV), all managed from a single dashboard. The difference from regular Cisco is not the technology but the management: less on-site configuration, more per licence.

The trade-off

Why Cisco Meraki, and where it stops

Meraki is built for organisations with many sites and few network people: one dashboard, the same configuration at every branch, and a new location that goes live remotely without anyone travelling. The price of that is dependency, when a licence lapses, management stops, and that is a design decision rather than an incident.

Brands

Which Cisco Meraki we supply

MX security appliances, MS switches, MR access points, MV cameras

What the price depends on

We do not run a webshop, so there is no rate here that would not apply to your situation anyway. What is here is what the amount depends on, so you know what to send along to get one quickly.

  • Model and configurationWithin one product line the gap between the entry model and the heaviest variant is large. Tell us what the device has to do and we pick the configuration that fits, rather than the most expensive one that would.
  • The quantityOn a larger batch the per-device price comes down. Twenty at once is a different conversation from two, even when everything else is equal.
  • What has to be on itA device delivered with your settings, software and security costs more than a box, and saves an installation day per unit. That is a choice, not a surcharge.
  • Delivery and installationTo one address or to fifteen sites, with or without on-site placement, with or without taking away what was there. That difference is in the price and it is yours to steer.
  • Buying or renting, and for how longThe same equipment can be a purchase or a monthly amount across three or four years. That changes not only the figure but where it lands in the books, and it is the conversation with the most in it.

What we do around Cisco Meraki

Supplying equipment is one thing. A network that holds on the busiest day is the work that follows.

  • Design before anything is orderedThe building and the usage first, the equipment second. A quote without a design is a guess with a price on it.
  • Configuration that is recordedSettings live in version control, so a replacement device runs like the old one within the hour.
  • Segmentation from the startGuest network, office and equipment kept apart, so one infected device does not take the rest with it.
  • Monitoring on itLines and equipment are watched, so a fault is known to us before you call.

What Cisco Meraki plugs into

What it hangs together with in practice. If you already run these, the brand fits onto what is there instead of beside it.

  • Meraki Dashboard
  • Meraki Systems Manager
  • SAML via Microsoft Entra ID
  • Meraki API and webhooks

Delivered worldwide

We deliver in the Netherlands, Belgium and Türkiye from our own offices, and beyond that through our distribution partners. On a larger batch the per-device price comes down.

Frequently asked

Do you supply Cisco Meraki on its own, without management?

Yes. We supply and configure, and whether the management stays with us is a separate choice. What we do not do is hand over a box and leave the rest to you.

Which Cisco Meraki equipment do you supply?

The business lines: MX security appliances, MS switches, MR access points, MV cameras. What fits follows from the number of sites, the number of devices and what is coming in the next few years.

Can you take over an existing network?

Yes, and that always starts with documenting what is there. At a handover it is usually the documentation that is missing, not the equipment.

Need Cisco Meraki? Ask for a price

Tell us how many and where it has to go, and a price with a lead time comes back.

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