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Greenberet · ‎Apr 20 2022

Yes, I've just received it too 🙂

CharlesJN · ‎Feb 16 2022

To update you guys. Spoken to a sales representative, and they may loan the testing kit however it will up to 2 months which not suffice with the lead time of the new camera. A temporary solution will do, install any IP Camera during the order process.

MerakiDave · ‎Feb 12 2022

@jbright Agreed, like the 72/72X they do want/need AT power at boot (regardless of temperature) for the on-board chassis heater element. To some extent, the camera itself can almost act like its own heater but only up to a point of course. I'm closer to the east coast in the NJ/NYC area and have seen a few heater events hit the event log for mine, right around the freezing mark as expected.

BHC_RESORTS · ‎Jan 24 2022

@giovanitestoni wrote: I recommend you to request change subnet to /64. A national carrier isn't going to change the way they assign IPs for a one-off.

akh223 · ‎Jan 24 2022

This is the info support gave me in my case. "You could be hitting a known issue on our MX15 platform which can be addressed with a backend change. Please call us during a maintenance window so we can apply this backend setting. The problem you're seeing is that the device is rebooting and thus triggering a failover, what's causing the behaviour is flow tables being very large on the MX."

mags1892 · ‎Dec 1 2021

Upgraded to 16.14 and its been a nightmare the uplnks from one of the switches failed to both mx100s, iva had to use standard ports now. waiting for new sfp transceivers. However now i am on has anyone configured anyconnect vpn to run on the same network as the client vpn tool ?

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 31 2021

I think this might be heading towards a lot of complexity and special configs. I would put each country into its own separate org. Then there is no special config, no customisations, and everything is simple. It will be almost exactly the same to administer, except you will also have an "org" drop-down box, similar to the network drop-down box.

hianilz · ‎Sep 23 2021

Thanks for all your advices. Issue has been resolved. I hadconnected below scenerio and was able to upgrade the MX450's to 15.44 and it has started detecting the SFP for copper. 1. I had connected internet copper cable on one of the switch(MS350) port(copper) 2. From the same switch(MS350) port 49(Fiber slot) I had ran the fiber cable to MX450 on Internet port with SFP(SX) 3. As soon as I second step it has started detecting it is SX it's own slot of Fiber. 4. I had confugured the IP address on MX intial page and it has started connecting to Dashboard and downloade the firmware. 4. Once the device is on 15.44 then i had connected back to my original scenrio and it started detected and i can the access the device in dashboard.

Jamieinbox · ‎Sep 13 2021

We also need something that shows us the uptime of an AP. So, for those of us with more than a few dozen APs in environment can have assistance with tracking.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jul 19 2021

>I wonder if the ISP would want or be able to do something about that when I provide them with some of these details. You should do that. It will cost them money (bigger link) to resolve. So they probably won't do anything till enough customers complain.

MeredithW · ‎Jul 7 2021

UDPATE: this contest has ended. Huge thanks to everyone who updated and submitted their new avatars — we thoroughly enjoyed all of your interesting submissions! Congrats to our randomly selected sock winners: @Michael_Venema and @SMontgomery.

jbright · ‎Jun 10 2021

These document may be helpful too: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Extending_the_LAN_with_a_Wireless_Mesh_Link https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Deployment_Guides/Mesh_Deployment_Guide#Multi-VLAN_support_over_Mesh MR firmware 28.1 brings the ability to support multiple VLANs over a wireless mesh connection. Take note that you must still contact support to turn this feature on for the specific network.

Brad_Galanos · ‎Feb 1 2021

Yes, I was able to get it working, I spent about 2 hours on the phone with Meraki until we were able to get it to work. We had a major hack a year ago so our network is on super lockdown, but we were able to get it working. thank you all for your responses.

jbright · ‎Jan 27 2021

I had this issue too last night where I tried to scheduled the firmware upgrades for some cameras and a firewall for after hours and it did the upgrades in five minutes.

jbright · ‎Jan 26 2021

It looks like many of the Meraki products are affected by the DNSpooq vulnerabilities, but the latest software versions have been patched to fix them. https://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-dnsmasq-dns-2021-c5mrdf3g

BlakeRichardson · ‎Jan 13 2021

Given there is a pattern with the humidity that matches the temp I would say the humidity changes everytime the compressor turns on.

CarolineS · ‎Nov 25 2020

Hi folks, I've removed the Cisco sales rep contact info that was shared in this thread; sharing the contact info of other people publicly is not permitted per our Community Guidelines (but you could share the info over private message as appropriate). @LemmeGetDatWAP I hope you are able to get in touch with someone; do reach out on this thread again if you have no luck. Cheers!

IanH · ‎Nov 19 2020

@Bruce that's a really useful response, thank you !

PhilipDAth · ‎Nov 18 2020

Check out this example script in the Python library that dumps all clients to CSV files. https://github.com/meraki/dashboard-api-python/blob/master/examples/aio_org_wide_clients_v1.py Perhaps you could then search across all of these.

Uberseehandel · ‎Nov 17 2020

@DarrenOC My concern is that it doesn't end up in the hands of some Borat style individual (I am still shuddering at a vestigial memory of Borat in a mankini). @jbright If a potential client can fix a permit to build a new hotel in a ski resort, they can arrange technicalities such as work permits and customs. Most of the work could be done remotely. A somewhat distant acquaintance assures me that the locals are welcoming and full of charm. And who knows, quite possibly the skiing is OK.

DarrenOC · ‎Nov 17 2020

useful to know.

Meraki-MX · ‎Nov 6 2020

Hello, We apologize for the inconvenience. The AMP Research and Efficacy Team (RET) are aware and currently investigating the issue. The immediate issue should be fixed now. The current hash is marked clean. Thank you.

DarkRobo · ‎Nov 5 2020

Ooooooh!! Yeah, we got about a thousand of those. We're supposed to be doing fiber out here in the future, and we have all the equipment collecting dust. So we'll be fine once it arrives then. I thought for a second it was something I didn't mention that we needed to purchase

GIdenJoe · ‎Nov 3 2020

In experience I have found the MA-ANT-25 to NOT have significant distance gain over a simple MA-ANT-20. If I was surveying this I'd be using a combination of MR74's with MA-ANT-27 sectors. But you'd really need to do this predictively first and after playing with the coverage patterns look for best placement in combination with as few of IDF's as possible to reduce fiber and switching costs. It's a puzzle for sure. The buildings would simply be high loss attenuation zones in the survey software.

jbright · ‎Sep 25 2020

Here's the link to the Meraki Learning Hub: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Learning-Hub/ct-p/hub If you are new to Meraki and not a Cisco Partner, then the ECMS1 class is the place to start. There also lots of videos on the Meraki YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCimwNLMzVRMp7SUPVRNaqew

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