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@Ryan_Miles is there any reason why it hasn't been addressed, if it has been known for nine months!?! 😲 ... View more

What MAC address is shown, the one for the new client with that IP address, or the old? ... View more

Are you looking at a timespan that includes when it was a cellphone? ... View more

It's definitely a new feature as the documentation is from 1st November and it requires firmware 19.1.4 or later.  Looks very useful!  Thanks @RWelch and @Holli69 for bringing it to my attention. ... View more

@Jujubee with Meraki switches, all VLANs are already there, just assign one to an access port or more to a trunk port.  It is actually very simple once you get used to it. ... View more

The Meraki serial number should also be on the sticker on the top of the switch.  It is referred to as Cloud ID. ... View more

That is just really odd, if you transfer files across the Meraki stack, does that perform okay? ... View more

If you go to the APs local status page, what does it say? ... View more

Good test, what switch was in there? ... View more

Are you an admin on the Meraki organisation, or is ATT managing it?  You shouldn't normally need someone else's help to add a device. ... View more

Perhaps spanning tree took a bit longer than usual... 🤔 ... View more

I think that is what @PhilipDAth had. ... View more

I see the manual for that TV states that it needs a good signal, more than 10Mbps connection and must be no more than 15m from the AP.  For the wired connection it says you need a shielded CAT7 cable, so it seems a bit picky!!! ... View more

That is definitely odd! ... View more

@WGPete , did you have any firmware changes that coincide with that happening? ... View more

20-30m definitely should be fine!  Have you got a good cable tester that you could put on a link?  How many APs do you have with this problem? ... View more

What TV model is the 32", is it fairly old? ... View more

Sounds like at least the cable standards are all good.  You could try a shielded CAT6a patch lead, just to be safe.  Not that it should overly matter, but how long is the structured cabling run? ... View more

Hi @ancile is the solid core structured cabling terminated in an rj-45 plug at the AP end? ... View more

@ancile what is the cabling standard used from switch to AP?  i.e. 1m shielded CAT6 patch lead - 27m unshielded CAT5e structured cabling - 5m shielded CAT6a patch lead ... View more

@DOMIN8 are you on CS17.1.4 or the IOS-XE beta? ... View more

The APs could use different antennas, but you'd not get the full benefit with only one changed, it would be worth a test though.   From the install guide, you *could* mix antennas on each AP, one omnidirectional pair and one directional antenna.  Though it isn't recommended for optimal performance, it would definitely be worth testing:   2x N-Type antenna ports are located at the top of the MR76 and 2x are located at the bottom of the MR76. The 4 antenna ports are connected to 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz client serving radios respectively. Please see the markings on the AP to verify 2.4GHz and 5GHz ports. In order to ensure the highest performance, ensure antennas connected to the 4 ports have overlapping coverage areas.  ... View more

Sounds like you have a good plan there @ChrisHead.  The good thing with Meraki, as you know, is that you can migrate different parts at a time and still get at least some of the visibility improvements, though it's generally better to move a site's wireless all at once! ... View more