This can work if you have a routed block from the ISP, however that doesn't appear to be the case. If you are not meraki users I would just remove the meraki and connect your sonicwall directly. Probably will have to put it somewhere secure so you can return once you the contract is up and you are able to renegotiate to DIA only.  There may be other solutions but I would operate on this like when FiOs almost always ships a router that is unnecessary, remove it and do your thing the way you want. Might have to turn off some alert emails but I wouldn't think att will care.     ... View more

You mean they stop working after any configuration change or you made a specific change and this has been happening since? Have you tried undoing the change? What was the change? If you aren't on the latest firmware, I definitely suggest that. I don't see any known issues or fixes even going back a bit, but Meraki doesn't always list every bug. If that doesn't help, you could try a factory reset to see if it resolves the issue. Something may be gummed up on the config on the device.  Alternatively or if that fails, give support a ring when one of them isn't working. They can hopefully identify the issue and open a bug if necessary. ... View more

Given what they do, I would think they can generally coexist. The only thing they both can do to a port is define the access VLAN on a port.    802.1x policies should take precedence to SmartPorts IMO, but perhaps someone from Meraki can confirm. Although I would imagine you can test now with ISE or another radius server. I have to imagine from the switch side there is no difference in how it handles things. It's definitely still just using access policies on the ports as that's shown in the documentation. ... View more

I'm not aware of any and just paged through everything that might and don't see it anywhere. It's not something you can change on the WAN or LAN on the dashboard so I expect it may be truly a local only configuration. ... View more

You need to have Meraki Systems Manager licensing to do this and then an admin would create a Systems Manager network where you can do this. I can't speak to each individual setting you mentioned, but those are the type of things you can do in MDM systems. You can start to read about Meraki SM here: https://documentation.meraki.com/SM ... View more

https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Features/Decoding_the_Meraki_Go_Hardware_LED_Lights   It may mean something is wrong with the unit. It should be blinking orange if it's booted and just can't connect to the internet. I suggest contacting support ... View more

One of the reddit posts about this indicated it is slowly rolling out to the EA page and will be like other early access features with the warning that you will need advantage licenses once it GAs later this year.  Of course someone from Cisco could post a blog/page/anything and explain all of this in some easy to read location... 🙃 ... View more

As others have said checking the cabling as that's the likely culprit usually, if you have Meraki switches you can use this tool: https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Using_the_Cable_Test_Live_tool ... View more

I believe you are saying (as an example) you have an internal subnet that is 192.168.1.0/24 and certain end users also have this as their home LAN. That will definitely cause a conflict and Meraki does not have a solution that I am aware of. The only NAT translation over VPN is for S2S for Auto VPN peers. You can handle this with regular Cisco Firepower devices as they can handle complex NAT situations. Generally it is not recommended to put your corporate LAN on the most common 192.168 subnets. I would also look into re-iping your internet networks to get outside of these ranges that home devices usually use. ... View more

I haven't done it, and would definitely believe it to be unsupported officially. It appears it may work given what it does, but for a supported option (beyond running a normal drop) you'd want to put an normal 802.3 injector in place and get normal power for it. MA-INJ-4 is the current model ... View more

There was a bug with client balancing where certain SSID slots wouldn't work when enabled. That was fixed. There may have been other issues, but I'm not specifically aware of any. ... View more

I can't imagine it will be free after the preview (if it's even free then) based on the type of product. There has also been no partner briefing on it so I'm as clueless as you. I could maybe see it being included with advantage licensing.  Hoping someone can talk about it soon!! ... View more

I saw it yesterday, the documentation linked therein explains it. Have not seen an announcement ... View more

This heavily depends on your endpoints being compatible with newer speeds. It also depends on your available lan and internet bandwidth. If you don't have a bunch of ancient equipment you will likely see some improvements. The biggest improvements of using 6 Ghz are perhaps the hardest to realize as compatible endpoints are fewer. Coming from MR32s if nothing else there are stability improvements in the overall platform.   MR44s are Wifi 6 so unless you have 6Ghz compatible clients, I wouldn't necessarily replace those yet unless you are getting a fantastic deal from your partner/account rep. MR 32s are EOL and I would recommend replacing. Meraki is selling their WiFi 7 aps for the same pricing as their 6e options so I do generally recommend getting them, but be careful to understand the power requirements and what does and doesn't work if you don't yet have switching with the full PoE requirements necessary. The new 9172s just announced may be good for you: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/catalyst-9100ax-access-points/wireless-9172-series-access-points-ds.html ... View more

I suggest you submit a "Make a Wish" on the dashboard. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Give_your_feedback_(previously_Make_a_Wish) You may also want to mention if to your account rep as well.  There may be Microsoft limitations as well driving this but the above are the best way to ensure your feedback gets to the right people. ... View more

A pinhole reset is the only way I know of for a device to be factory reset, if that didn't happen and you are getting the alert, I'd check with support. ... View more

I suspect you may have slightly different encryption settings between the two sites. Perhaps one is WPA3 transition and the other is WPA2 (this is just an example)? Devices will discover the specific encryption of an ssid when they first join and save it. They will not be able to connect to an identically named SSID with different encryption without forgetting the ssid. ... View more

The partner comms on this model was nearly silent as well. 🤦‍ I didn't know about it until you posted and found one webinar that apparently happened a few weeks ago on salesconnect. ... View more

Aggressive mode could only be enabled by support and I believe it was removed in MX15 so I would essentially consider it not available as those older firmware versions are also not supported at this point. Documentation involving it has also been mostly removed. ... View more

There is not, this where an SNMP monitoring system would be more useful.  The only other thing is you can use multiple tags, you could create a separate tag that encompasses all your ports that need alerting. ... View more

Just to answer these questions:  Who is support manager of Cisco? There are various folks in the support organization. You can always ask to speak to a manager when talking to the tech on your case Who is escalating things to the devs? Support Escalates these things, each new report of a bug does get get linked to the bug and helps escalate it. Do Cisco employees check their community threads? They do but only a support case can officially link to the bug. I do strongly recommend that both of you work with your Cisco Reseller/partner to communicate with your Meraki Account Manager. They can bring extra attention to the issue. ... View more

There have been the multiple known issues with reboots for that model for a while. You are certainly not the only customer with the issue. The important thing is to report the issues, as you have, to help raise the priority of the bug with the developers.  I certainly understand your frustration, you can also raise the issue with your account manager who may be able to help push the issue as well. ... View more