Group policies associated to VLANs

[Huain]

Good Morning 

I have associated a Group Policy to a VLAN but when i check a client in that VLAN it appears as it is associated to the "normal" policy, does it means I have been assuming erroneusly that the client has the Group Policy applied, or that the Group policy is indeed applied but it doesn't appear reflected in the client list.

Thanks in advance

[alemabrahao · Accepted solution]

When a group policy is applied to a VLAN, that policy becomes the new "network default" for any other group policies applied to clients in that VLAN. Since this policy is the new "network default," the client devices will still show a "normal" policy applied under Network-wide > Monitor > Clients.

For example, a group policy named "Guest Network" with more restrictive layer 3 firewall rules than the network-wide configuration is applied to the guest VLAN, and a second group policy "Low Bandwidth" has a custom bandwidth limit, but is set to Use network firewall & shaping rules. If the Low Bandwidth group policy is applied to a client on the guest VLAN, the client will use the layer 3 firewall rules configured on the Guest Network group policy, not the network-wide layer 3 firewall rules configured on the Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Firewall page.

https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Creating_and_Applying...

[Huain]

Thanks, I had the hunch it was that way