Set the native VLAN number for the accesspoints VLAN. ... View more

@rhbirkelund congratulation and well deserved! ... View more

Not that I have seen BUT it would be a nice feature to have.  ... View more

keep going ... View more

10 more days, I am getting very excited. ... View more

So glad to still be in Tier .  Good luck everyone! ... View more

Wow! Thanks to all of you, for making this community a good neighborhood in the tech world. ... View more

It'll take a bit of getting used to, but I have no issue with it. Especially since the option to disable it is still there.   And to be honest, I'm impressed that an accessibility change is being pushed by default with the ability to opt-out rather than needing users to opt-in. 👏 ... View more

This is the solution!Thanks! ... View more

Wow. Thanks team! and congrats to everybody else!  ... View more

Congrats to @alemabrahao, @rhbirkelund, @cmr, @PhilipDAth, @RaphaelL, @Brash, @van604 for reaching Tier 3. ... View more

Thank you Meraki Community, you are Awesome! ... View more

good idea to give it a reboot as well.   Usually I do not like the meshing feature and I normally turn it of.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Wi-Fi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Wireless_Mesh_Networking#Disabling_Mesh ... View more

@paulreveco - sorry to hear! Can you please send an email to our community team at community-help@meraki.net - we will get your badge sorted! ... View more

Awesome sauce! Thanks for all the contributions and the help! ... View more

The switch can reach the dhcp server via ping tests when sourcing from a stack interface ip in that vlan. What do you mean when you say is the switch an interface for that vlan? It's not the gateway if you're asking that. ... View more

Hi guys,   I tried the above but we're still experiencing this. To note it's only for new users trying to join Wi-Fi. The hops are still dropping at 10.128.128.128.   Any more ideas where to check? ... View more

Congrats to everybody for their contribution! ... View more

One more question guys. In regards to the new building. The fibre cable from this will be going to our art building. This has six spare cores that go back to the admin cabinet that has the core switch. Instead of getting a new core switch with more than four SFP ports would it be possible to just plug in the fibre cable from the new building into the spare SFP port in the MS225 switch that is in the art building. This will then just piggy back off this switch instead of going back to the core switch.  So the art switch will have the fibre SFP connection that goes to the Core and then also the fibre SFP connection going to the new building. Is this solution not really recommended? Thank you guys ... View more

I'll definitely agree that the dashboard is getting slower and slower...  ... View more

I connected it to the UTP port in front of the device, not the management port. ... View more

@Roey1984 it depends, take a look at the release notes, if you are experiencing any of the issues that have been fixed then it's probably a good idea to upgrade.  Otherwise maybe not. ... View more

Q: Did you have to reach out to your Cisco Meraki rep to unlock this?  A: No  Try to use -> Under Organization > Administrators  - > new section -> Update camera and sensor permissions ... View more