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Dylan_YYC · ‎Mar 5 2018

LOL! im sure they'll come back with "oh, nothing it must be something in my computer"

bigben386 · ‎Mar 5 2018

Anyone else have issues getting the pcaps to run for more than 30 seconds if they apply a filter? I set the timeout to 1200 seconds and apply a filter. If no packets are returned in a few seconds that match the filter, the pcap stops. The PPS rate is not high enough to be triggering the unfiltered packet limit. I want to be able to see some specific traffic in real time. The other option is to download the pcap but I cannot get a download capture to run for more than ~2 minutes.

Uberseehandel · ‎Mar 5 2018

@CarOneAdminwrote: MRCUR, Yes. i am using meraki hosted auth. But my question it`s how i can avoid the user & password sharing. i want only 10 machines with windows 10 connected to this SSID without the capacity of connect from another device. ....... Only 10 devices, have you considered JumpCloud - Directory as a Service ?

PhilipDAth · ‎Mar 2 2018

That is correct Gordon.

GazzieC_UK · ‎Mar 2 2018

Great thanks for your help!!! I thought it would be something simple that I'd overlooked! Thanks again

ww · ‎Mar 1 2018

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

cisco_Meraki · ‎Feb 28 2018

Morning Dave Thank you so much for your reply, this is fulfilling and well expailned. Awesome!!!

Ritchie · ‎Feb 25 2018

@MilesMerakithank you i am now opening a case to transfer the licenses.

MilesMeraki · ‎Feb 21 2018

I'd like to hear what the root cause was, did you get an incident summary at all?

fjulianom · ‎Feb 15 2018

Hi Philip, You are right, but that the client can attach to an AP which receives weaker signal from is also true. This is my case right now and therefore my laptop browsing speed is lower. In my case it makes no sense since in my office we have 4 APs and we are around 35 people. What was stated by MRCUR is also true. Regards, Julián

PhilipDAth · ‎Feb 14 2018

I agree, if security is such a concern use 802.1x. Otherwise, set the default policy to block everything. Then create a group policy called something like "Authorised", and apply it to every client that is allowed to be on your network. Anything new that appears will be blocked. Another option would be to deploy Systems Manager on your machines. You could then have it auto assign the policy "Authorised". Only machines with the Systems Manager installed would be able to connect.

MRCUR · ‎Feb 13 2018

Until you have an order number for the trial, you can't add demo devices to Dashboard. You can use the demo networks that Meraki provides - see the link in @PhilipDAth post.

Zedilt · ‎Feb 6 2018

This might solve your problem.. https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/Staged_Upgrades_for_Meraki_Switches

Oilpanic · ‎Feb 5 2018

the VOIP switch, I havent made any settings on the LAN switch

Adam · ‎Feb 2 2018

One way to simplify troubleshooting is to set the port going to the AP as an access port with your default/management to at least get the AP checking in online. But if your long term strategy is to have SSID's with different vlans then you'll want to convert that switch port to a trunk port. Set the native vlan to whatever your default or management vlan will be and then set allowed to a list of the vlans you'll use or 'All'

PhilipDAth · ‎Feb 1 2018

There are two ways to do this. The easy way: Upgrade your MX to the correctly sized unit. The hard way: Continue on the path you have suggested.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jan 30 2018

Once you have the shipping email from Cisco you can add your devices to the dashboard. From this point on you can configure the devices. There is no need to wait for the devices to arrive.

ww · ‎Jan 30 2018

https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Templates_and_Config_Sync/Managing_Multiple_Networks_with_Configuration_Templates

EClap5 · ‎Jan 30 2018

@MacElsterI'm not sure why they show up for me. This is the log of the AP reboots after a 2am firmware upgrade.

EClap5 · ‎Jan 29 2018

It seems that a third of our APs in this building were pinned to an old firmware case. I had no idea and was never told these particular APs were ever pinned as part of the case. Anyways, once these APs were updated to my current MR24.12 firmware and then the stable candidate MR25.9 early Saturday morning, any AP/client floods have disappeared. It's also worth mentioning that the high utilization/jammed channels that I was also experiencing in another building on the same campus have also disappeared as well.

NFL0NR · ‎Jan 29 2018

Now that's some good work. Great job @PhilipDAth

Uberseehandel · ‎Jan 28 2018

@ww @PhilipDAth I would find it quite convenient to be able to give the PPPoE link an additional local LAN address so that I can monitor the modem. BT keeps screwing up the SNR and I can adjust the modem to partially remediate the situation. It drops download speeds by upwards of a third.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jan 26 2018

Meraki can do N+1 redundancy. What you are requesting is N+3. You'll need to use Cisco Enterprise products if you really want N+3 redundancy.

NCS_Comm · ‎Jan 23 2018

Does your ISP require you to register the MAC address with them for the Static address to work ? Also after setting the static in your MX device - reboot your ISP modem to clear out the old cache etc for the old ASA and have the MX request the static IP from the modem. Ive had to do both before to get MX working with static IP.

ww · ‎Jan 23 2018

depends on the ports u are using, 1-24 will be ok, but he sfp ports do not match for example port 25 will be copyed to port 25 instead of port 49. because its a new switch, i would just claim it before installing and configure the ports as u wish.

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