British Telecom tried this 15 years ago with their "Phorm"-Project. And the bad press (*) was quite heavy. I would think twice before doing this, and if so, I would also put some money aside for the lawyers that you likely will need.   * The community software didn't allow me to use a word that combines the result of the digestive system and very heavy weather. ... View more

There you go  :https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-summary-top-appliances-by-utilization/   Description is bugged. You can filter on top X appliances not only top 10. ... View more

Great, this seems to be what I am looking for! ... View more

Nothing can beat WiFi Explorer Pro from Intuitibits (IMO). ... View more

I really appreciate the feedback. My drawing and addressing was wrong, but I still appreciate the interpretation and guidance. I'm really doing that. I have the following traffic between the devices: Site A - Traffic = 192.168.118.x Site A LAN that should go through Meraki, with ASA as Gateway = 192.168.140.x/24   Site B - Traffic = 192.168.150.x Site B LAN that should go through Meraki, with FTD as Gateway = 192.168.201.x/24   I configured the routing and rules on both FTD and ASA, and I saw that for some reason the ping did not return on Meraki (I think it was a rule). We tested it with tcp 445 and it returned, but I cannot make a machine on site A ping a machine on site B.   I am still stuck on this problem.     ... View more

What an absolutely fantastic year it has been.  I am eagerly awaiting 2025.   Happy Holidays to all! ... View more

Consider this scenario. You have networks spread across multiple time zones, and people making changes to the Meraki dashboard are spread across those time zones.   Imagine if, for each change, it was recorded in the local timezone, and you were then trying to figure out the order of events.  What a mind bender that would be! ... View more

I reached out to my sales team today and they got me in touch with one of the Wifi guys he stated WPA3 is on the board to be added, but there is no timeframe on a release date. ... View more

No, the MT sensors don't even have an IP address. You can only query the dashboard and use things like MQTT to get the data. ... View more

Yes, just replace it. The config "lives" in the cloud and gets pushed to the new device when you remove the old one and add the new one. You only have to adjust the VLAN-to-port mapping and re-enable AutoVPN. ... View more

I have done this where either an event is in just part of a building, or you want to retrict public access to reception areas etc.  Simply assign a tag to those APs and set the SSID to only be enabled on APs with tag X. ... View more

I FOUND THE GNOME! https://community.meraki.com/t5/Smart-Cameras/rename-camera/td-p/254157 ... View more

Many thanks. I will have a 'play' with this on my test network over the Xmas hols, no doubt I will be bored and looking for something to occupy myself! 🙂   ... View more

I took the Engineering Cisco Meraki Solutions exam today after completing this week the new ECMS 4 day combined course and unfortunately still didn't pass and I've been using Meraki since 2019.   I would be interested if anyone can confirm how you get the actual score as when I completed the exam all I saw was whether you passed or failed, so I've had to gestimated from the weighting of the examination report that shows your performance in each section of the exam. ... View more

There, you configure the servers. But you can't use them for wireless yet.  ... View more

If I get bored, I'll put in a feature request to Duo to add this to the "easy" setup.   I have previously asked them to add a field for AWS, and they did! ... View more

I have a site that has a combination of MR42 and MR86 AP's. Per the release documentation MR42's are on the list of SKUs that will be restricted to MR 30.x and will only be upgraded to their latest support version of MR 30.x.  Post upgrade the MR42's are showing a firmware version of MR 31.1.5.1?  Should I expect issues with these devices? ... View more

This! ... View more

+1 to this Unfortunately, there is no way to recover the access. You will have to get the old provider to remove the devices from their dashboard so you can claim them into your own. Support cannot assist in this due to our policy so you may have to get some legal assistance.  ... View more

Now we just need the same for MX and the switches. (I know we kinda have it for MX, but still, on the appliance page would be nice). ... View more

Hey @cmr - I know this is somewhat old but I'm actually possibly running into this issue myself using OPTION 2 and what I believe are possibly older iPhone devices. It's a hit or miss situation, sometimes they struggle, most of the times clients don't. Again I suspect it's just old iOS devices. What list did you end up putting in? I did a pcap with an old and new iPad but both seem to be showing similar resolutions for DNS queries prior to clicking the accept button to get past the walled garden.   captive.apple.com captive-cidr.origin-apple.com.akadns.net captive-cdn.origin-apple.com.akadns.net captive.g.aaplimg.com ... View more

CONGRATS to everyone participating. Meraki is winning. 💚 ... View more

Let's start off the with obvious this is a great add and I am thankful to see the additional information. That being said I feel like with the additional information we are able to see this could be combined with the current summary page and this would save admins the time of clicking back and forth.   New Tile   Device Summary Combine the following categories into one Block CPU Memory Power - Make smaller Power Mode - Make smaller AP Reboot  - Merge with Historical Connectivity Historical Connectivity - Tweak this bar to combine the alerts with AP Reboots, but use the same colors Radius and VLAN Status - Make smaller Uplink Traffic   Radio Summary  Utilization on current channel  Add Client count on each radio   Current Client Keep the same   Historical Device Data Keep the same   These are just my thoughts.   @RaphaelL - Thanks for posting about this release I missed it.   ... View more

To give hopefully some clarification here: Routed tunnels are built off generic traffic selectors, so they'll take whatever gets routed to them so long as a matching route exists. This does indeed mean that yes, routing between Non-Meraki VPNs and AutoVPN is possible now, in addition to being able to full-tunnel traffic from a Non-Meraki site to a Meraki one. ... View more

Thank you, Karsten. IDS and IPS have different behaviors. Very new finding for me ... ... View more