IMO rootguard is not appropriate here. For Meraki AP's you can set BPDUGuard on the port facing the AP as they don't send BPDU's and can be considered an end device.
Depends on you topology. If you have a single switch then I would say no. If you have more than one switch, can you share how the network is connected?
IMO rootguard is not appropriate here. For Meraki AP's you can set BPDUGuard on the port facing the AP as they don't send BPDU's and can be considered an end device.
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