@Liong-SK, no it monitors all client traffic that passes through it and displays it per client. It won't give any details of the connected non Meraki switches, other than collecting their LLDP or CDP information.
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The AP you have shown has the 2.4 down at 2dBm which will be a very small coverage area. However, you stated that you only use the 5GHz band. If your APs are fairly close together, I'd go with a maximum of something like 10 dBm, but make sure this doesn't leave gaps!
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@AxL1971 15dBm isn't particularly high, but could be reduced, are there any overrides to the APs in that area? If you go to the radio settings page in the dashboard, you can see the current settings and click to confirm if there are overrides:
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We had set lots of manual overrides and then found that in open plan, the automatic settings actually work better. How many clients are you getting on a radio/band on a busier AP?
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Echoing what @PhilipDAth said, WPA3 Transition Mode is useless and should be avoided at all costs. WPA3-PSK is much better, but will still generate some issues particularly with Android devices in my experience.
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We had a Head Office with ~75 people, all using Windows PCs with files at the Data centre, over the SD-WAN. Accounts often opened 2-300MB of linked spreadsheets without any problems. This was over a 400/400 and 100/100 at the HQ and a pair of Gig lines at the DC.
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@PhilipDAth it looks like there is a new licence... Here is the mention of it for subscription licencing: Subscription - Unified Licensing WIFI7 APs - Cisco Meraki Documentation
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The changes link should take you to here: Subscription - Licensing Changes Cloud Managed - Cisco Meraki Documentation The Renewals link should take you here: Subscription - Licensing Renewals - Cisco Meraki Documentation
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Both of the links in these paragraphs of Subscription - Licensing Overview - Cisco Meraki Documentation go to a 365 login and then come back with user xxxx does not have permissions in the Cisco tenant:
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@Switches to connect the two networks you would need something like a Meraki MX firewall/router at each site. A Meraki MS is simply for connecting local devices within a site. You would be better to setup your Meraki dashboard with two networks, one for each location and have one switch in each, otherwise the reporting will be confusing.
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