We're trying to get some Nintendo switches on our Meraki wireless network to support Teen programs my organization is running, only problem is that none of us can get any of the devices to connect to any of our SSIDs. It appears to take the PSK and it looks like it connects to the Network Device, but then the switch attempts for an internet connection that fails and then a message will show up on the Nintendo switch stating "Registration is required to use this network" (This is even for SSIDs that have the splash page disabled.) but when you proceed to the next screen, where you would accept a splash agreement (if there is supposed to be one), the page is white/blank except for the upper left corner which just states "Ok".
One time I tried to connecting to our standard guest network, which has a splash page, and it allowed me to accept the agreement and it even showed our company website for a moment as expected (so I got excited), but when I backed up the connection didn't hold. I haven't been able to get it do that again, even after forgetting/clearing the guest network, power cycling the Nintendo switch, and trying to reconnect.
I've tried spinning a whole new SSID too, that was open (no encryption), no splash page, set with external DHCP server assigned/bridged mode, no VLAN tagging, no group policies by device type - and still the same as mentioned above.
I found another post related to Nintendo Switches and Meraki wireless requiring port forwarding but it sounds to me that they can connect to their SSID and have access to the eShop/OS updates - just not online play.
I'm scratching my head on this one, anyone have some ideas?
Thanks.