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R&S
Wireless
VoIP
Merakiism
Every Day Acronyms
100
The difference between a L2 and L3 switch
What is L3 routing capabilities
100
These wireless standards have difficulty going through solid objects
What is 802.11a
100
These are used to encode Voice Traffic
What are Codecs
100
The first MX that had an Intel Processor
What is MX50
100
L2 addressing... and cheese
What is MAC
200
Jumbo frames don't get any bigger than this
What is 9000 bytes
200
All Meraki AP's use this for client signal strength
What is RSSI or dB
200
This protocol is the control protocols used by Meraki Phones
What is SIP
200
These Meraki connection tests tell our devices they're online and well
What is What are DNS, HTTP get, ICMP, and ARP
200
General term for a set of bonded Ethernet links, a.k.a. an excuse for poor performance in an online game
What is LAG (Link Aggregation Group)
300
Jumbo frames don't get any bigger than this
What is 9000 bytes
300
The slowest of the 802.11 standards
What is 802.11 (-1997)
300
This call quality metric describes variance in the arrival of packets
What is Jitter
300
It takes this long for a config on most meraki devices to be considered "safe"
What is 30 minutes
300
An aging Layer 2 WAN protocol, a.k.a. a commonly redudantly-stated way of acquring money
What is ATM
400
This routing protocol is commonly shortened to "EIGRP"
What is Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
400
How many simultaneous clients can a meraki AP support
What is 128 clients per radio
400
This port is commonly used for unencrypted SIP traffic
What is port 5060
400
This platform is used for the MX60W's wireless
What is Atheros/QCA
400
This obsolete routing protcol is its own epitaph
What is RIP
500
These frame relay addresses are different on either end of a connection.
What is DLCI addresses
500
We don't have this 802.11 protocol, because it'd be confused with a network authentication protocol
What is 802.11x
500
This technology is used to establish connections through a NAT
What is STUN
500
This section of the Meraki ECA says we'll never make you an admin. Ever.
What is Section 1.4
500
A method for booting systems over a network, a.k.a. small, mystical woodland creatures
What is PXE