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ww · ‎Mar 20 2018

You can send netflow or syslog to splunk i guess. if you mean URL logging on the mx, you can request this at support.

ww · ‎Mar 19 2018

there is always some kind of component in your end-to-end network setup that is faster then another. From 200 to 650 Mbit is already a nice upgrade. I would first monitor the connection if it even hits this speeds of 650Mbit. Lots of companies think the need lots of bandwidth and overall they only use maybe 10% of it.

ww · ‎Mar 16 2018

yes you can. But we aware that if when you are using a cloud/internet radius for authentication of ports/wireless connection, and this also is not reachable, you will not be able to get on your network.

ww · ‎Mar 16 2018

Do you mean the management connection to the cloud? Your devices keep working without internet but your not able to monitor or push new configurations.

ww · ‎Mar 12 2018

did you setup your own radius server?

ww · ‎Mar 9 2018

the messages show up in the dashboard? did you confirm your country/region set correct under network-wide > general?

ww · ‎Mar 8 2018

ms220 is a layer2 switch. are both ports in the same vlan? a meraki ping on the "client page" is actually an arp.

ww · ‎Mar 8 2018

https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/MX-NO-NAT-15-3-15-4/m-p/13949 you can probably try it by contacting support but its not official released yet.

ww · ‎Mar 2 2018

your tracking internal calls? maybe you can forse calls to go through your pbx and capture there.

ww · ‎Mar 2 2018

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Other_Topics/Warm_Spare https://willette.works/mx-warm-spare/

ww · ‎Mar 2 2018

/16 is all that fits in the x.x of 10.120.x.x. and give you 65,536 adresses (so 10.120.1.0/16 is the same subnet) use 10.119.x.x/16 for voip or 10.120.0.0/24 and 10.120.1.0/24 (/24 = 256 adresses for each subnet) or 10.120.0.0/23 and 10.120.2.0/23 (/23 = 512 adresses for each subnet) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network

ww · ‎Mar 1 2018

You can't, you can also not tune any arp timers. What are you trying to achieve?

ww · ‎Feb 27 2018

i would say yes because there is no difference in ap license types. so one ap license can be used on any ap. more information on support here https://meraki.cisco.com/support/#policies

ww · ‎Feb 26 2018

adding a deny any is very restictive since the client probably also need to reach services like dns dhcp ntp

ww · ‎Feb 26 2018

a deny any would be your last rule not the first. port 443 also would be on tcp.

ww · ‎Feb 26 2018

You can make a group policy with some L3/L7 firewall rules & shaping and attach it to the specific client.

ww · ‎Feb 23 2018

do you have dynamic arp inspection enabled?

ww · ‎Feb 23 2018

well yeah zero would be better but i guess not possible , but to get a better understanding of this knows issues, how many times this issues would be seen..? what version where you running? this one at least has less known issues then 24.12.

ww · ‎Feb 22 2018

both stacks are connected to both mx' s? https://willette.works/mx-warm-spare/

ww · ‎Feb 22 2018

no

ww · ‎Feb 21 2018

yes. remove from network and from inventory. if you want to move your licence to, then contact support.

ww · ‎Feb 21 2018

no, its just a dynamic view of the lldp/cdp topology. but you can make and edit drawings with tools like visio. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/visio-stencil-listing.html

ww · ‎Feb 19 2018

no problem here. you can look in the organization-> inventory if they are still in your network.

ww · ‎Feb 18 2018

dashboard packet capture has limited use as long it is not reliable capturing packets.

ww · ‎Feb 14 2018

if you have a secure netwerk you dont even allow unknown cliënts to connect. and if they do your radius would know this. what is your definition of a unknown client at this moment. and how do you or meraki differentiate them from your normal cliënts?

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