Don´t know which devices you want/need to move. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Moving-Device-From-One-org-to-another/td-p/32167     Quote: Only organization administrators have the necessary permissions to move a device between organizations. The process of removing and adding a device may cause brief downtime (typically 5-10 minutes) while the device moves between organizations. The static IP addressing set on the devices will remain unchanged. The dashboard configuration that is applied to the device will not migrate to the new organization. Licenses cannot be transferred between different customers.   Didn´t do this for a while, but I think only the support can move your licences. ... View more

Well... This looks realistic to me 😄 ... View more

Maybe this helps:   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Unable-to-establish-a-Site-to-Site-VPN/td-p/63383   ... View more

not so far. Right now i am in contact with Meraki support.  When I got a solution I´ll post it here.   BTW, this error message is just a placeholder for not defined errors messages (thats what our Meraki SE said). ... View more

Seems to be possible, but have a look into this as well, as these apss seem to be unmanaged und you can´t remove them.:   https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Apps_and_Software/Managed_and_Unmanaged_Apps   ... View more

Have got the same Problem now as well, since I replaced a ssid (other vendor) with Meraki.   Its an very old WEP ssid which is made because of old Windows embeded devices, which are not able to use WPA/WPA2. ... View more

So there is no "terminating resistor" on 2,4GHz, which may cause the problem.    I mean the MR maybe thinks he has to sent the signal always full power as it don´t see´s an end.   Sorry, hard to explain in english for me.  But we had the exact same problem and bought something like these:   ... View more

Maybe four, assuming MX03-HA is a different one as MX03, as it is listet on its own.      - 03 online MX: MX01, MX02, MX03  - 01 Warm spare MX: MX03-HA  - 02 Backup MX in inventory ... View more

Ok, I have never ever changed the management vlan unter "settings - switch settings" O_o   Only like in my first post, Lan IP and uplink port config.     ... View more

Sorry, I don´t get what you mean by writing the two places where you configure vlan 2009...    can you provide another explanation? Or pics? Maybe my english is just too bad, sry. I would like to understand all of this thread and maybe help... ... View more

Its in   Network Wide -> General   there you can set your local time zone. ... View more

Don´t know about it, but maybe this doc helps:   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Meraki_Per-Device_Licensing_Overview   At the end of the above document there are more supporting documents. ... View more

Oh... Just saw this:       https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair   ... View more

For using them in HA mode, active-passive?   We always had 1 Lic per device. Think this is necessary.   Edit: corrected myself below... 1 lic enough in HA https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair ... View more

@jphipps wrote: @GIdenJoe  I haven't looked specifically at the SFP in the 3750 "sh inv" and you can check the SFP through CLI ... View more

As mentioned in my previous post, get to your switches and select it. Then you see the settings on the left site. Or there is the possibility to do it on the local status page. Which does not much sense 😉   And as also mentioned before: trust it and more important, patience... Which got me some grey hairs. ... View more

Yes, your switches management vlan needs to be the native vlan:   Example, vlan 31:     Like for AccessPoints within the cisco classic world. As far as I remember you needed to configure the APs management vlan as the native vlan +  the allowed vlans     ... View more

Seems to be normal, never looked into it till now.   when you select the port, whats written in the status segment?       Maybe the SFP from the cisco classic switch is not compatible to the Meraki? So you only can use 1G?   Did you try to set your Core to auto/auto as well? Even though it should work with auto auto on Meraki side. ... View more

As far as I know when you do a factory reset it will be resetted to its factory SW version. After connecting back to the Dashboard it will update itself.     https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Support/Resetting_Cisco_Meraki_Devices_to_Factory_Defaults#:~:text=Cisco%20Meraki%20devices%20can%20be,out%2C%20which%20ever%20occurs%20first.   Resetting a Meraki appliance to factory defaults will clear the local configuration stored on that appliance. This will clear any statically assigned IP address information, Ethernet configuration, DHCP lease pool, and web proxy settings.     If a device is still in a network after being factory reset, it will redownload its previous configuration when it comes back online. This includes any previously assigned static ip addresses. If the configuration needs to be completely reset, make sure to remove the device from its network before resetting to factory defaults.  ... View more

depend on the devices connected to the switches. When you have a server which is only connected to one of the ms425, this server will be offline, for example when a buildingswitch goes offline. If you stacked the ms425 this single armed switch will still be online.   Or using LACP would be a advantage as well ... View more

Further to what @BlakeRichardson said, you may use a tool like inSSID to check if you are really connected to the correct MR, assuming you have other workers next to you which may automatically connected to the same MR. ... View more

@Inderdeep Checked my mails several times 😞 Nothing in it (no spam as well). would e great to get some swag 😄 @MeredithW  ... View more

Haven´t got any mail so far... Shall I fill out the form anyway, which is provided above? 😉     ... View more