I get a stream of disconnects starting when users get on the network in the morning (7:30am) and then they taper off toward noon. I have checked with our ISP, Comcast EDI and all is well. I have run multiple wireshark caps searching for anything out of place. I opened a case with 3 different meraki engineers and couldn't help. There are no disconnects after 3PM and all through the night until the next morning when no users are present. The switches are less than 25% utilized at peek periods. These switches are new for us so i have them trunked into an established HP switch on one single port. I also have 1 MR53 connected to a single port. Everything is connected to the proper vlans. A point of interest... i have one of the new MR53s connected to just the HP switch and it still shows a disconnect when the MS250s and the MRs connected to the MS250s disconnect. Anything that is meraki is affected by something on the network whether its connected to meraki or hp switch.
@MooMee wrote:I opened a case with 3 different meraki engineers and couldn't help.
You are more forgiving than I am. I wouldn't let Support off the phone until they told me why the switches are losing connectivity. They have logs. They can check them. They can tell you, from the switch's perspective, why it lost connectivity. They might not be able to tell you what the exact root cause is if it's something else in the network causing the problem, but they should be able to give you enough detail to know where you should look next.
