MX64W Running Firmware 17.9 does not show wifi clients on dasboard

Mike6116
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MX64W Running Firmware 17.9 does not show wifi clients on dasboard

Hi all

 

Have some MX64  upgraded to 17.9 Firmware, since then   i cannot see any wifi connected client on the device dasboard.

 

have tried reboot the MX to see if it gets better, but it still  have the issue,  no other problems on the wireless devices connected to the lan,  it is just i cant see the devices on the dashboard..

 

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rhbirkelund
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Have you configured an SSID under Security & SD-WAN -> Configure -> Wireless Settings?

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Mike6116
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Yes, SSID is configured  and  wireless clients  connect with no problem,  the only issue is that  i cannot see them on the device dashboad under  "current clients" it always show  0 clients connected,but then if i go to the clients tab  i can see them from there (2nd picture)

rhbirkelund
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If you have an SSID configured for the MX, and verified that clients are connecting to that SSID, I'd try viewing the Dashboard in another browser, or in Private Browsing/Incognito.

 

It's a possiblity that it's the webpage caching, playing tricks. And it wouldn't be the first time.

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Mike6116
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It is not the browser,  as i have other MX on the network  and i can see the connected clients on them,  the only difference is that other MX have firmware 16.16    and the MX that have firmware 17.9 are the ones that show this behavior 

rhbirkelund
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Then open a case with Meraki. I fairly certain it's a Dashboard issue, but also something with the firmware version. It's working fine on my MX68W.

 

I have a similar case open, but regarding packet captures not working on some networks with MX17.x, but working fine on MX16.x

 

Also try all the usual stuff, clearing cache etc.

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alemabrahao
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Same here.

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Mike6116
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I have opened a support case, and the Meraki representative now confirms this is a bug  on firmware 17.9 and they are working on a fix right now

alemabrahao
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It was solved on new Firmware MX 17.10 🙂

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