Hey @Andreww ,   Just curious where you ended up here? I am in a similar scenario and trying to decide between down tilt or otherwise.   Thanks! ... View more

Hi @JuanBn2n - you can see updates for the current outage here: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Dashboard-Administration/Hosted-Services-Issues/td-p/125510   Cheers! ... View more

will the specified "Exit"-Hub also advertise a default-route via Auto-VPN to another "normal" Hub which has the checkbox set automatically? because I´m facing the issue that the default-route is active on the spokes but not on the second hub in the network 😕 ... View more

Hi WB,   Fixed the issue. We reload all switches including core 1 and 2. After that everything is working properly.(We got an IP tv issue at the same time)   Thanks for your reply!   DV Sri Lanka ... View more

Hey @DR1 ,   We're in a similar situation. 3 x MS225s distributed across three floors and we don't want to use up all the 10G SFP+ ports on the front of the switch as trunk up to the other switches from the one in the server room.   Based on what was suggested in the long post above, I should get away with these https://www.fs.com/uk/products/36157.html and this https://www.fs.com/uk/products/68017.html   I think? Either way, they're cheap enough that it should be an issue to try them out and see what happens.   Did you mange to try anything with QSFP+ over a fibre connection? Unfortunately I don't think I'll be able to offer any experience in the future on you endeavour to use QSFP28 transceivers as we don't have any in our switches. ... View more

Leaving the VLAN field blank resolved my issue, thanks. ... View more

28.2   Known Issues MR reboots every 15-20 minutes when connection to Meraki Dashboard is unavailable (Wi-Fi 6 MRs)   Yikes ... View more

Hi, I have a question. Which kind of license did you use for configuring/ enabling HA/ Warm Spare Failover? Is it Meraki Per-Device licensing or Meraki CO-Term Licensing? ... View more

Has anyone taken a look at the Meraki.com page today?   https://meraki.cisco.com/product-category/security-sd-wan/ ... View more

Its just wood. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks for all your help as always.  ... View more

Thanks @jdsilva    I'm so blind lol. I went through that document but somehow glazed over the part I was actually looking for. ... View more

Awesome, thank you for the info @NolanHerring \o/ ... View more

Yes, that looks good! But as a fraidy-cat, I wait some versions for my home network. The WAF of working WLAN is more important. The office network is scheduled to upgrade on the weekend (not that important). 🙂 ... View more

Thanks guys   Yeah all I had at the time was the IP, but I ended up just searching the AutoVPN Route Table to find which network the subnet lived in, then client list from there. Just sort of realized it was a little more difficult than I thought it should be, or remember it being.   MAC does work, just wish IP would too. ... View more

Did you ever get this working? I've been struggling with the same issue, conducting my own troubleshooting, and then came across this thread.   Any insight that you can provide would be greatly appreciated. ... View more

@Netwow if you are using any form of Wireless WAN router/modem that has an Ethernet hand-off then you will need to connect it to a WAN port on the MX, which will mean you will have some charges on it. These charges come from the fact that every WAN port on a MX will constantly connect to the Meraki cloud to ensure it has connectivity - this will be in the region of about 100MB a month (from what I've seen) - and you can't disable it.   You can stop the MX from forming AutoVPN tunnels on all interfaces by going to Security & SD-WAN -> SD-WAN & Traffic Shaping and disabling the 'Active-Active AutoVPN' option. This will mean that the AutoVPN tunnel will only be formed on the primary link unless it fails, so keeping the traffic to a minimum.   The only way to have a true failover function (where there is an absolute minimum of traffic on the 4G circuit) is to have a USB connected modem, or to use a MX model with the in-built 4G/LTE modem. ... View more

The MR access point and MX security appliance differ slightly in their processing of L7 firewall rules after the L3 firewall. On the MR, if traffic matches an allow rule on the L3 firewall, that traffic will bypass the L7 firewall altogether. On the MX, if traffic matches an allow rule on the L3 firewall, it can still be blocked by an L7 firewall rule. bitlife pc jiofi.local.html ... View more

How to get one?  ... View more

Looks like the AIR-CAB005LL-R= is the Meraki recommended cable, see here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Frequently_Asked_Questions_regarding_Cisco_Meraki_Antennas ... View more

Hi! I really like  http://my.meraki.com/ 😀   because It works OS, client independent and it completes the information I can get from the client itself.   Thanks, Michael ... View more

What firmware version were you running before you downgraded to 25.11?   There are a ton of variables with a setup like this and it's difficult to pinpoint the exact issue. Its very possible that the AutoRF is not running optimal channels, so you could have AP's near enough that are on the same frequency, which means that you really only have a single cell instead of two cells. MR32's don't support RX-SOP unfortunately, so that's a shame.  If you can, try setting up a static power and channel plan on a portion of the building or wherever your getting complaints. Also I'm assuming the SSID the teachers are using is 5GHz only? ... View more

Just my 2c on this. It would be great if Meraki also extended this technology to switch trunking. Auto trunk and LAG inter switch links. That would make the majority of switch connections idiot proof. ... View more

Also given the MG21E has external antennas, the antennas could be mounted outside the truck & the MG could be mounted inside - just needs a short cable through the truck (sealed of course). ... View more

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