I once seen something similar when air Marshall was playing up, worth looking into ? ... View more

My 2 cents,   No wireless AP will ever perform at its advertised speeds, refer to this as more of a capability, rather than a reality.   Agree with other comments that your speed seems about right, and considering its not Wifi6.   In regards to the onslaught of kids, we generally try to budget each AP to have a max of around 6-8 clients, any more performance is lost. Within a hospital environment, with all our testing, we always got best results to leaving everything on Auto. We did play around with channel widths and NX settings, but as scenarios changed so did the settings.    I would consider reducing bandwidth for the clients during the onslaught, but regardless wireless clients will still have to fight for airtime communication (another reason wifi6 will be heaps better - more clients)   Also we found reducing our SSIDs to noore than 4 made a substantial performance difference including not broadcasting on DFS channels.   Using the floor plan view to see an overview of what each channel the APs are operating on is very helpful, it can show you any potential channel crossings from neighbouring APs and gives you the opportunity to adjust accordingly. In fact I read somewhere that positioning your APs on the floor plan view actually help the APs automatically assign channel numbers to ensure no cross over.   We also increased the minimum bit rate, this stopped older clients from connecting from old protocols, enabling more airtime and quality of service, also ensuring band steering is enabled.   Cheers and good luck ... View more

Awesome to the max ... View more

I have had this issue as well, I found that if you auto focus the camera and then switch it to "manual" mode, it will save. ... View more

It is normal, I haven't been able to set statically. Didn't really bother me, must relied on the VLAN to hand out the DHCP. ... View more

The alert would reset for another 10 seconds. Also if motion recap was available it would include this picture in the email. ... View more

Thanks for letting us know, abit if shame that even more middle-ware is required, all it does it stack up the costs.   Will keep exploring other options. ... View more

I usually get angry after eating McNuggets... as I lose all self-respect. ... View more

Agree, we only use switch ACLs to stop VLANs from talking to each other, that is if it's a L3.   Otherwise do it all at the firewall to reduce complexity. ... View more

Obviously hikvision has to go ... View more

Great question and we to would be interested. Will be watching this topic and maybe @GeorgeB could shed some light for us all. ... View more

Entered, loving the community now, has come along way. ... View more

In the past we experimented and experimented for what felt like an eternity... with no solution. Silent installs didnt work either and now that windows 10 pulls in the device management profile as part of security layer, I dont know if its possible, or ever will be, without first provisioning the machine then handing out to user. ... View more

Hands down the metal water bottles, I use it everyday and is unreal.   The socks were ok, the stickers go missing and everyone seems to use my Cisco meraki mug.   I would also consider a fridge, that would be unreal for the garage!   but yeah, the water bottles are an absolute winner (not the plastic ones - the quality metal ones) ... View more

This has already made a huge difference. False alerts have been reduced and finding events is now x10 easier, especially with the motion recap enabled.   Great work Meraki.   Now hurry up and get face recognition with people tagging developed! ... View more

This came up for us a couple of times as well, and the problem was more to do with the overall network design. There were some concerns around passing VLANs across the links.   Essentially we were told a MX would have to go at the other end of the link to handle the VLANs as they cannot be trunked across the link.   Luckily for us, it was easy to run a 2km fibre through conduit and use a basic MS switch at the other end. ... View more

I would consider something like freshservice for asset management as it has ITIL processes builtin as well for change management. We use this and within Meraki we assign a asset number generated from freshservice to the device in meraki.   https://freshservice.com ... View more

 We did, a temp solution, have 4 cameras at a site running over a LTE connection.    worked well no doubt, in fact here in Australia some of our cable connections  for WAN are worse than mobile.   Obvious concern is the data usage, but we didnt have any issues on this front has only certain people had access to them and it was mostly inside the LAN anyway.   We did have an MX firewall with the LTE sim card in it that was handling the connection. ... View more

Is there a dongle you can buy that that will reduce the speed before it hits the switch? ... View more

Same issue here mate, we get the image failed to load error as well. Logged the issue with Meraki support and the rep emailed me back asking "can you send me a screenshot of the error" - after bashing head against the desk, I replied with the text bolded "image failed to load". Anyway, I have vented now.    Issues we are having    - image failed to load - some cameras will show black screen for about 2 minutes then image will come through. - you click a video replay from motion recap and instead of playing the video the time selected, it will show the first 2 or 3 frames and repeat them. You have to pause and play the video to get it to actually play the video. ... View more

happy bday - wish i had a cake like that ... View more

Had the same issue last week, look at my post here with a potential bug fix for you. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-Cameras/MV12-Not-Connecting-to-Wifi/m-p/57278#M1376 ... View more

I am very interested in how you achieve this and the result as well. Please keep us all posted! ... View more