Nice one 👍🏽 anytime! ... View more

Hi,   I have a strange issue with a Z3C that was working with EE a couple of weeks ago and now isn't.   I've tried the following:   Tested SIM, works fine in a phone. Tried another Z3C, same issue. Tried another know working SIM, same issue.   I can see you are in a safe mode and able to enter settings relating to the cellular connection (as shown above in the post by @ConnorL ).  On the Z3C there doesn't appear to be an option to configure this when on the local status page?  Am I missing something with going into "safe mode" as shown on the screen shot?   I've logged a support case, just would like to try what has been suggested here but can't same to be able to get to enter the settings as shown.    Firmware version: MX 15.42 ... View more

Well done everyone! ... View more

Hey ConnorL, I like the idea of the split tunnel deal, but what about employees using their personal comps to connect? We don't have access to those... So I kind of go back to the OP's question on this.... ... View more

Yes correct, the large supports only AWS and Alibaba Cloud. As for Azure requirement for vmx small, perhaps more details will emerge in coming days.  ... View more

Awesome article @PaulF!   It looks like this will be coming to the public release of macOS Big Sur. At least from what I could tell during the WWDC 20 videos. My iMac running build 20A5364e doesn't have this option yet, however. ... View more

Thanks BrechtSchamp. Enjoyed it. More would be welcome 🙂 ... View more

No I am not also tagging the SSID with 999.  I have 3 other SSIDs that are tagged as VLAN 10, 20, 30.  They all work fine, but the Tesla will not connect to them.  I created A new SSID and I choose to not VLAN tag it.  Now the Tesla connects.  But by not tagging it, it traverses the native VLAN.   ... View more

Probably not the answer you want to hear, but USB works too 😁 ... View more

Ah good catch! Shows I shouldn't skim read a post. Yes, MR's can only mesh with other MRs. You *cannot* configure an MR to repeat any non-MR networks, this includes MX with Wireless. ... View more

Great question though!   Some kind of ideas (possibly even „best practices“ regarding ISE) and some background how „random“ MAC addresses are formed can be found in this document, highly recommended: https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-documents/random-mac-address-how-to-deal-with-it-using-ise/ta-p/4049321 ... View more

Excellent write up and I really appreciate it. It has gotten me much further than I would have gotten on my own. I enabled API in my Meraki dashboard and got my API key. I got Postman installed and followed your instructions.   I'm able to get data but I'm hung up on two points.   I want to see event log entries that happened before a particular data and time so I'm trying to use the "endingBefore" parameter but it gives me an error that the "endingBefore must be a valid ISO 8601 formatted timestamp". I attempted to look up ISO 8601 formatting and came up with "2020-07-27T13:00" but that does not work either. How should this parameter be formatted?   Second issue I'm having is getting the output into some sort of file or format I can use. I have looked up JSON and I see it is JavaScript Object Notation and I see how the output is organized but it is not easy to read in that format. I also see where I can save the output to a file named .json and I will see what I can do with that file type.   Sorry for the many questions but I don't have much experience with this type of thing. Thanks again for your help.       ... View more

Thanks.  I would argue it's not worst case, it's incorrect - or at a minimum needs clarification from Meraki.  The power draw numbers are provided "at full load" which would indicate the switch is providing its full capacity of PoE and has its CPU load pegged.  In that case, for a MS390-48FP, it would be delivering 740W of power to the PoE endpoints according to the spec sheet.  That's roughly 2500 BTU/hr which is being generated at the endpoints rather than at the switch, and turns out to be the bulk of what a simple calc would indicate is generated within the closet.   Too much cooling capacity can cause issues just the same as too little.  When an air conditioner short cycles because it's oversized, it won't run enough to control humidity. ... View more

Hey @CptnCrnch, thanks for the shout out. It's not something Support would be able to assist with. Plus, as you mentioned it's trivial to the issue.   Our spec sheets outline what we would expect a device to be able to throughput, RAM and CPU are not factors that could be used to compare throughput speed in my opinion. A good example is how comparing RAM between iPhone and Android devices isn't a fair test either, as both iOS and Android have very different memory management methods.    tl;dr I wouldn't use CPU/RAM specs as a factor in your purchasing decision, follow the spec sheet for required throughput and number of clients and you'll be golden. This isn't information that Support will be able to provide.   Kind regards, -- Connor Loughlin Escalations Engineer .:|:.:|:. Cisco Meraki EMEAR 🇬🇧   For reference, many questions can be easily answered by searching our online documentation: http://documentation.meraki.com ... View more

Will do that   ... View more

Thank you MerakiConnor! ... View more

that's great to hear there is a solution  ... View more

Greetings from London, UK and welcome to Meraki! If you ever need any help, the amazing community team are here to provide assistance, and if you have any issues regarding specific hardware/configuration issues the Enterprise Support team are able to help too! Stay safe and welcome again! ... View more

I haven't had a chance to try it with the current situation. It's a bit of an overkill just to block this VPN tool so blocking all DNS except your upstream/preferred DNS server is probably easiest there. ... View more

No, they're usually mounted with the antennas pointing up and down. But I like the way you think. I wonder if there's any ANSI standard that tests for dinosaurs wreaking havoc. ... View more

In that case try to return those meraki to your seller. Those are useless to you.  ... View more

Using Duo for Meraki Dashboard integration is a little bit more work.  First you have two deploy a Duo Access Gateway appliance (I usually deploy a pair because if you have one and it goes down you can't log in - and then I often use a load balancer to distribute the traffic over them although DNS round robin also works but you need to set a high TTL which then prevents fail over from working as well).   Then you need to configure SAML integration. ... View more

If it's anything like my ISP (Virgin Media), they'll change your public IP address pretty regularly unless you pay for a static IP. So for home addresses, this will never likely be a good solution. Also, if a user's home internet connection goes down and they wish to use their smartphone's 4G connection to VPN in, you'd prevent that also. ... View more