Cisco Catalyst 9000 Switch Licensing Explained for Buyers
Catalyst 9000 licensing has two parts: a perpetual Network licence and a required term Cisco DNA subscription at the same tier. What stops if it lapses.
Knowledge Base Articles
Can I Reuse My Meraki Licence When I Replace an EOL Device?
Can your Meraki licence move to the replacement device? It depends on Co-Term or Subscription licensing and the device type. Check before you order.
Does FortiGate SD-WAN Need a Separate Licence?
Basic SD-WAN is built into every FortiGate with no bandwidth licence. The SD-WAN bundle adds specific services. Know which you need before you buy.
Case Study: Meraki MX with Dual-ISP Failover and CCTV Separation in Singapore
How Megatron Technology installed a Meraki MX75 with dual-ISP failover, a separate CCTV network and secure remote access for a Singapore commercial unit.
Can I Still Use Meraki Devices After End of Life?
Yes, an EOL Meraki device can still be licensed and used. But the licence does not cover RMA or software updates. If it fails, you replace it.
Can I Still Use My FortiGate After End of Support?
A FortiGate keeps running after end of support, but gets no Fortinet support, no new firmware and no FortiGuard commitment. Plan the replacement.
Does Meraki Have a Trade-In for EOL Devices?
Meraki has no standing trade-in discount for EOL devices. When a case-by-case discount can apply, and how to recycle old units.
Case Study: Meraki Wi-Fi for an Office and connected Warehouse in Singapore
How Megatron Technology fixed blind spots and poor roaming with Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi for a Singapore office and warehouse. Survey, AP placement, power tuning.
Meraki End-of-Sale in 2026: MR36/MR44/MR46, MX67C/MX68CW and MX84 — What Singapore Buyers Should Do
Your Meraki MR36, MR44, MR46, MX67C, MX68CW or MX84 is end-of-sale. What still works, which date to budget against, and how to plan the replacement.
How to Set Up a Local LLM for Enterprise (High Level)
Six high-level steps to set up a local LLM for your enterprise: classify data, size the GPU, pick a host, secure access, test, then operate.