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nmemmert · ‎Jun 12 2018

Thank you that is what I was looking for!

PhilipDAth · ‎Jun 12 2018

@ww and @jdsilva are correct. Create a seperate VLAN for the guest traffic. Bridge the SSID to this new VLAN (using VLAN tagging). Then connect a security device, like a Cisco Meraki MX to that VLAN, and out to the separate Internet circuit.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jun 11 2018

If you plug a workstation directly into the primary MX (bypassing everything else) what speed do you get.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jun 10 2018

You can get a copy of the certificate from the partner portal.

Adam · ‎Jun 8 2018

I'd start with looking into the power cable, surge strip, PDU, battery backup etc. Should be easy to eliminate some of those if other things are sharing them. Otherwise, a device issue is likely.

Daz · ‎Jun 6 2018

We have the same need, call recording for internal clients. Mirroring many ports to one for me is a workaround not a solution unfortunately. Every desk setup consist in one lan port connected to an ip-phone and a thin client or a PC is daisy chain throught the phone to get connected to the network. Mirroring all the ports will result in mirroring lots of unwanted traffic from many Vlans. We are currently using a 2960x (2 of them in stack) to mirrror the Voice Vlan for recording purpose, very annoying since that is the only non-meraki device in the network and is sitting between the access and the core switches, I have already "made a wish" with Meraki to introduce this functionality in the future if you are interested please do the same 🙂

ww · ‎Jun 5 2018

yes this works. it does not edit the packets/vlan tags .

Bowdy08 · ‎Jun 5 2018

I would check the phone as well. What model is it, 230, 486? I use ShoreTel as well and configured the QoS in Configure, Switch Settings. Select your VLAN and leave the Protocol to Any, set the DSCP to... 46 -> class 3 (EF Voice). Check the settings of the physical port the phone is plugged into and make sure you designated your voice vlan.

AlexanderDrago · ‎Jun 2 2018

Ok, thank you. I add another native vlan on trunk port on MX (because choose another option "drop all untug untagged traffice"). And on MS trunk ports i disable native vlan and write list of vlans to trunk. How i uderstand on cisco Meraki native vlan = pvid on cisco small business.

Adam · ‎May 30 2018

Not easy to switch but you'll want to work with your sales rep to get that figured out. To see if the existing license can possibly be returned to purchase the desired license.

MRCUR · ‎May 29 2018

You can always request an RMA from Support and see if they go for it.

Rudi · ‎May 24 2018

From your description it sounds like this: Core -> Sw 1 -> Mx -> Sw2 -> APs In which case it seems that the topology would be accurate if it shows the left leg as having the Switch closer to the Mx and the Core farther away.

Claire_CM · ‎May 23 2018

Hi there, I'm sorry to hear that you encountered some issues with the registration for the UK quarterly update. Sometimes our confirmation emails can hit your spam folder. If you would like to listen to a recording of the webinar you can find it here. Hope that helps! Claire

Adam · ‎May 19 2018

@PhilipDAth wrote: That sounds just like me! The majority of the tools I used are cloud centric as well. It makes the OS less important, and at the same time, harder to choose. That was the same situation I was in. I try to make sure my tools/environment isn't dependent on a machine so I could conceptually work from anywhere on any machine. So the reason I chose a Mac was mostly just to learn it. I can still boot Windows if I wanted to but I work on tons of windows computers regularly so I'm not really missing anything. And I boot from Kali linux via USB for security related work. Good luck with your purchase. Hardest decision an IT guys has to make lol.

PhilipDAth · ‎May 18 2018

I think you are mostly referring to content filtering, rather than AMP. And no it wont matter what DNS servers they are using.

ericliu · ‎May 17 2018

Ap power is automatic，about 8dbm to 20dbm

ww · ‎May 17 2018

basicly a vlan is a "separate" switch. you put your mr33 on a switch trunk port(port with more vlans) with the wanted vlans(guest and corperate). also u make a access port with the vlan you defined for guest and u can connect the isp router here. at your guest ssid settings you assign the same vlan for guest. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/VLAN_Tagging_on_MR_Access_Points

MatjazP · ‎May 17 2018

I checked again today and the Splash config page opens. Looks like it was a bug fix overnight

ww · ‎May 16 2018

i wonder if sip at meraki also reconize rtp or only signaling. if not, you would be better of adding the voip subnet to the rule. not sure why a email server need high priority.

MKD8951 · ‎May 16 2018

I might bet that Meraki would be interested in a trade up. Maybe ask your rep?

Gordon · ‎May 15 2018

I emailed the person who emailed my but I don't think I tried that one. I will do so. Thanks

LudwigD · ‎May 12 2018

Thanks! LD

AReimann · ‎May 11 2018

Several days later, how is going now @InfinityDrop? I've noticed here some issues with load balance too, no matter if running 25.09 or 25.11.

RafaelM · ‎May 10 2018

Nice shirt there @Jack!!! Congratulations!

Xzatech · ‎May 8 2018

From my understanding - wireshark is software driven hence the capture and the write process of each packet is done before the markings - that is why when you do a wireshark capture on the device DSCP is set to (0) - the work around for was to mirror the port in question and connect your laptop to the mirrored port and run a capture off your connected device - there you will see the markings at least I did...

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