Meraki Switch networking questions

[Keith_Li]

Dear All, 

            I got a question on some networking issue on meraki switches setup,  below are the SSIDs that i use in one of the network profile in meraki dashboard, for switch port 7 & 8 i can specifically assigned with allowed vlan 113,213-214 rather than vlan all ? as previously i configured as vlan all, so for this time i want to put specific vlan rather than vlan all, is this look correct ?  any help would be appreicated 

ssid: Guest (vlan 103 IP segment 192.168.1.0/24)

ssid: John hardy (vlan 104 IP Segment 192.168.2.0/24) 

ssid: Internal (no vlan tag) 

port 1 - 6 configured as trunk native vlan 123  (so AP will be obtained IP 10.1.0.0/24) 

port 7      < connecting to internet circuit for ssid "Guest & John hardy" 

trunk

native vlan 1

allowed vlans 123,103-104

port 8       < connecting to SD WAN for ssid "Internal" with raduis 

trunk

native vlan 1

allowed vlans 123,103-104

meraki switches itself will be assigned with static IP 10.1.0.100 

Piaakit 

[BlakeRichardson]

VLAN tagging is comma separated i.e. 2,4,6,8 and dashes for a range 2-8. You can do a mixture of both i.e. 2,4,6,8,100-110

[Brash]

Assuming the AP's are connected to port 7 and 8, then yes the config you have matches the tagging you're doing on the SSID's. The AP's (unless configured otherwise) will pick up IP's in VLAN 1 for their management connection.

One thing to be aware of is that by not VLAN tagging the "internal" SSID, any client connecting to it will use VLAN 1.

[Keith_Li]

actually AP are connecting to port 1 to 6 with trunk native vlan 123 with allowed vlan all

[alemabrahao]

You just can't do it as you should, whenever possible, the recommendation is that you only configure the VLANs that will actually be used on the Trunk port.