You could set the firewall rules to a default "deny any". Then a user would only get access if they knew both the PSK and you whitelisted them to override the deny.
Could you instead use WPA2-Enterprise mode with Meraki authentication? Then each device would need both a username and a password, and you can disable an individual device easily.
You could set the firewall rules to a default "deny any". Then a user would only get access if they knew both the PSK and you whitelisted them to override the deny.
Could you instead use WPA2-Enterprise mode with Meraki authentication? Then each device would need both a username and a password, and you can disable an individual device easily.
It would seem like using a PSK together with MAC address whitelisting should be a pretty simple option. Why is it that while Meraki's interface is very simplified, you can never seem to do the simple things that you might need to do?
Okay so I'm trying to track with you here. I create a deny rule on the particular SSID I need to lock down. How do you then whitelist a client from the client view?
I've definitely encountered this before and as mentioned above you could leverage a firewall to do it like @PhilipDAth and or leverage @Inderdeep 's ideas as well!
A 3rd option... (because Meraki is SO flexible 😉 ) You can: --> Create an SSID with PSK and enforce a group policy to be applied that has deny ANY ANY. --> Under Network-Wide, Clients - Add a client by MAC address --> Specify a unique Group Policy that grants access to that client MAC either globally or PER-SSID
--> Sit back like a Dashboard DJ!
Hope that helps as well!
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