Hi STM,   Can you confirm you have made all of the necessary changes in the script to contain your meraki details   i.e the values for $request_uri, $header_org and $jbody etc have been set correctly   Gary     ... View more

folding now in operation:     👍 ... View more

Me too - trying to enroll an Iphone, just stuck on the waiting for Enrollment - for past 15 mins   Also still on Legacy SM. ... View more

Yep backwards compatible - we took the 1GB SFP from our old Linksys SG unit and used it in the MS225's - has been running fine for over 8mths or so now.     ... View more

never mind, already answered - hehe 🙂 ... View more

Hi dizzysn,   You can adjust the time the splash page appears from half hourly up to, what appears to be, max 90 days.   Go to   Wireless > Configure > Splash page   then choose the relevant SSID you wish to change.  Scroll to the bottom of the page to the Splash behaviour section.   Set the Splash frequency to the relevant period.   Hope this helps 🙂   ... View more

I've been using Win 10 VPN client now for a good few months and it's been stable - i've not had to change or update the VPN client settings at all since probably before new year.   Not sure if an Windows 10 update has resolved the problem or what. ... View more

Good to hear that it's working for someone else CMDRTucker 👍   We've been running it since August last year, scheduled to change password for guest wifi on site every friday at 4pm with an email sent out to reception and our support team. Reception print email out ready for visitors to site over weekend and following week.   Has worked very will since with only a couple of hiccups which where down to the machine the scheduled task was running on rather than the script itself 🙂   Any questions about the script - give me a shout. ... View more

check out this thread Ian   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Meraki-mx64-with-two-Internet-connections/td-p/22295   similar question on an MX64, but should apply the same   hope this is useful ... View more

that is true 👍 ... View more

don't forget you'll need to specify your orgid in that url, rather than the placeholder :organizationid  🙂 ... View more

Not sure if you've read this part of the Postman docs:   https://learning.getpostman.com/docs/postman/environments-and-globals/variables/   hope it helps ... View more

aha!, thanks MeredithW - thought it was old age creeping in 😄 ... View more

woohoo! - great stuff 🙂 ... View more

hi Steve,   from your Meraki dashboard, type this url into address bar   https://dashboard.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations   or even just append your dashboard address to be   https://<yourdashboardurl>/api/v0/organizations   and press Enter - it should then return some json info:       [{"id":"<yourOrgID>".......       use the value in there for orgid - think it's a 6 digit number, at least ours is  ... View more

L2TP secret is not used, your PSK key goes in the IPSEC preshared key field 🙂 ... View more

just tested this now myself after reading this   Oneplus one phone connected to VPN using L2TP/IPSEC PSK   I assume you you know the secret password?   on the oneplus: Give name Type:  L2TP/IPSEC PSK Server: server ip skip rest till IPSec preshared key: type in PSK key   Save, then connect   Dashboard/Network/-wide/Clients show me listed.   don't need to include domain name <domainname>\<userid> it appears if using AD for authentication       ... View more

great stuff RobJ - good to hear 🙂   Not sure why my post appears twice though - anyone help on how to post properly in a forum - lol 🙂 ... View more

Forgot to add that our authentication is via Active Directory. ... View more

Have you tried this?   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/Client_VPN_OS_Configuration   has a section for IOS devices.   We use client VPN on our MX84, but only through Win 10 devices - haven't configured any outbound rules or anything and works fine.   I've just tested mine on an Iphone 7plus - had to disconnect wifi (connected to internal Merak based SSID on corp network) and worked fine - did get same L2TP did not respond message until i turned of wifi.   ... View more

 does it happen on a particular SSID only or any SSID you have configured? ... View more

are you trying to get client vpn on ubuntu to connect to MX100?   Meraki client VPN support is a bit lacking in a lot of areas - not sure if this thread helps you:   https://www.reddit.com/r/meraki/comments/9hd1x0/client_vpn_on_ubuntu/   we've tried using Microsofts inbuilt client in Win 10 which does work except for an issue in windows which changes the configuration back to a default setting which doesn't work.  ... View more

Hi Steve,   Below is the powershell script - As it stands, it is hard coded for a single organisation as the base URI contains the Org ID   You will just need to populate the necessary areas with your particular details etc.   I.E. smpt server and recipient info in function sendMail API key in function Get-WifiSSID base_uri & api_key in #setup some global static stuff section email message body in section # build email message body and send it   You can change password length (currently 10 chars) and complexity by changing the code in function createPassword       param([string]$site="",[string]$ssid="",[string]$action="") function sendMail([string]$txtbody) { #SMTP server name $smtpServer = "<InsertYourSMTPMailServerInfoHere>" #Creating a Mail object $msg = new-object Net.Mail.MailMessage #Creating SMTP server object $smtp = new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer) #Email structure $msg.From = "merakiapi@<YourMailDomainHere>" $msg.To.Add("<RecipientMailAddressHere>") #$msg.To.Add("<OtherRecipientAddressHere") $msg.subject = "New password for guest Wifi" $msg.body = $txtbody $msg.IsBodyHTML=$true #Sending email $smtp.Send($msg) } function Get-RandomCharacters($length, $characters) { $random = 1..$length | ForEach-Object { Get-Random -Maximum $characters.length } $private:ofs="" return [String]$characters[$random] } function Scramble-String([string]$inputString) { $characterArray = $inputString.ToCharArray() $scrambledStringArray = $characterArray | Get-Random -Count $characterArray.Length $outputString = -join $scrambledStringArray return $outputString } function updateWiFiPSK ([string]$s_id, [string]$w_id, [string]$newpassword) { [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12 # PSK = New password $data = @{ "psk" = $newpassword } #Convert data to Json format $jbody = ConvertTo-Json -InputObject $data #Combine base URL and ssid $request_uri = $base_uri + $networks_uri + $s_id + "/ssids/" + $w_id $r = Invoke-WebRequest $request_uri -Method:Put -Headers $header_org -Body $jbody return $r } function Get-SiteID { #get site id $request_uri = $base_uri + $networks_uri $r = Invoke-WebRequest $request_uri -Method:Get -Headers $header_org $json = $r | ConvertFrom-Json for($i=0;$i -lt $json.count;$i++) { if ($site -eq $json[$i].name) { Write-host "Network Name : " $json[$i].name Write-host "id : " $json[$i].id Write-host "Type : " $json[$i].type $s_id = $json[$i].id } } return $s_id } function Get-WiFiSSID ([string]$s_id) { #get wifi network ID from site requested if ($s_id -ne "") { $request_uri = $base_uri + $networks_uri + $s_id + "/ssids/" $r = Invoke-WebRequest $request_uri -Method:Get -Headers @{"X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key"="<ReplaceWithYouAPIKeyHere>"} -ContentType "application/json" $z = $r | ConvertFrom-Json for($i=0;$i -lt $z.count;$i++) { If ($z[$i].name -eq $ssid) { Write-host "SSID Name : " $z[$i].name Write-host "SSID# : " $z[$i].number Write-host "Current PSK : " $z[$i].psk $w_id = $z[$i].number } } } return $w_id } function createPassword { $password = Get-RandomCharacters -length 4 -characters 'abcdefghiklmnoprstuvwxyz' $password += Get-RandomCharacters -length 2 -characters 'ABCDEFGHKLMNOPRSTUVWXYZ' $password += Get-RandomCharacters -length 2 -characters '1234567890' $password += Get-RandomCharacters -length 2 -characters '!$%&()?}][{@#+' #Write-Host $password return Scramble-String $password } # setup some global static stuff $base_uri = "https://<InsertYourMerakiAPIBaseURLHere>" ## E.G. n34.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/<OrgID>/ $networks_uri = "networks/" #Meraki API KEY $api_key = "<InsertYourAPIKeyHere>" $header_org = @{"X-Cisco-Meraki-API-KEY" = $api_key;"Content-Type" = 'application/json'} $s_id = "" $w_id = "" $mode = "" If ($site -eq "" -or $ssid -eq "") { Write-Host "MerakiPSKTool - (c) 2019" Write-Host "" Write-Host "Site/SSID parameter is missing" Write-Host "Usage: MerakiPSKTool.ps1 -site <sitename> -ssid <ssidName> -action [Change | Display]" Write-Host "" exit } # if action not passed or is blank, set default mode to Display if ($action -eq "") { $action = "Display" } switch ($action) { {@("Display", "display") -contains $_ } { "Displaying Wifi details" $mode = "display" } {@("Change", "change") -contains $_ } { "Change Wifi password" $mode = "change" } default { "MerakiPSKTool.ps1" } } # get ID of the site passed in params (set a default value if no site passed) $s_id = Get-SiteID If ($s_id -ne "") { # get id of Wifi network that password is to be changed for $w_id = Get-WifiSSID($s_id) #Write-Host "Site ID : " $s_id " | Wifi #: " $w_id } if ($mode -eq "change") { # generate a new complex password $newpassword = createPassword $result = updateWiFiPSK $s_id $w_id $newpassword #Write-Host $result # build email message body and send it if ($result.StatusCode -eq 200) { Write-Host "Sending Email" $txtbody = "<html><body>" $txtbody = $txtbody + "The new password for " + $ssid + " at " + $site + " is<br><br><b><font size=30 color=green>" $txtbody = $txtbody + $newpassword + "</font></b>" $txtbody = $txtbody + "<br><br>If you have any problems please contact <SomeContactDetailsHere>" $txtbody = $txtbody + "<br><br>regards<br>SignoffInfo" $txtbody = $txtbody + "</body></html>" #Write-Host $txtbody # send the email sendMail $txtbody } else { Write-Host "Password change failed for " + $ssid + " at " + $site } }     Copy and paste the above into text editor, make the necessary changes and save as MerakiPSKTool.ps1   to display current PSK for site, use   MerakiPSKTool.ps1 -site <sitename> -ssid <SSIDName> -action Display   to change psk for site use   MerakiPSKTool.ps1 -site <sitename> -ssid <SSIDName> -action Change   if no Action value provided it will default to Display   Current email body looks like this:   The new password for [ssidName] at [SiteName] is z$ys$63mPX If you have any problems please contact [ContactName] on [ContactTel] or [ContactEmail] regards [Contact]   Subject line is New password for guest Wifi     I'm not a pro programmer so use at own risk, i've had it running now for a good couple or months or so now and it's worked fine since.   rgds Gary   ... 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