Personally I don't think SM it quite ready for Deployment of Macs, it's close but as far as configuring the machine for full use it can't do it.   Before a user even touches the machine we make a bunch of configuration changes most of which are pre set as part of the image which is installed via deploy studio. If we relied in the OS that shipped with the machine and SM there would be a lot of manual configuration to be done.   User accounts, LDAP integration, Adobe CC install and registration. Database launchers and other various shortcuts and files added to the users desktop.   ... View more

Hmm this would be interesting, App's would have to be added so that by default they are not installed on any device otherwise you might end up with users getting app's they don't need or want.    It is a good idea though, I like it! ... View more

@ITPointeMan If you export the log to a CSV you should be able to filter these down in Excel. The log does show the category for the blocked traffic so this will work.   ... View more

Haha nice, I would need an XL Meraki T-Shirt for my 80kg furry friend. ... View more

Sorry just adding to this, if your equipment is critical you need a system that can email, sms and call. The reason I say this is we aren't always checking our emails, sms messages are sometimes not heard but a call will almost always get through.    I have our system setup on the following way   22 Degrees : Email and SMS (Warning) 25 Degrees : Email and SMS (Alert) 30 Degrees : SMS and Phone Call (Critical)   These alerts go to me and all of my staff. This solution has saved our equipment with the most recent episode being on the 24th of Dec after the fire alarm in one building was activated, when this happens are shuts down all cooling systems as not to "fan the fire" however when that was dealt with the cooling wasn't turned back on. I was able to remote in and restart the cooling system because the sensor alerted me to the fact it was starting to warm up in that area.       ... View more

What ever number you come up with I would add an extra one or two AP's just in case you find any gaps. Warehouses are tricky environments as shelving fills and empties which affects signal strength.    Also if you are only giving an estimate at this stage if you come in slightly high and don't end up spending it all management will be happy.   Good luck and let us know how you get on. ... View more

Are you running an MX appliance as your gateway? If so you should be able to get the information you are after from the security centre as shown in the attached screenshot.    ... View more

While I like the sound of this I do suggest that if your equipment is critical you should invest in a proper monitored temp sensor. We have them in all of our server rooms. We currently use Temp@lerts products but if Meraki decided to get into this space I would be happy to change.   A new rack mounted temp sensor would be nice.  ... View more

Nice, I normally just block the usual porn, hacking malware. ... View more

Have you opened a support ticket?  ... View more

Happy to help!     ... View more

Or could we simply have a Tips and Tricks Category? That way they are kept seperate from questions.   @PhilipDAth No I'm not thinking of blogs, most of the forums I belong to have some form of tips & tricks, whether its a seperate category or by way of flagging a thread. I think having blogs here would be a date of time as you would have people post 2-3 then lose interest i the idea.   If people are serious about blogging do it in your own space.  ... View more

I've got as far as deploying a single MS120-8 although my role is more than just networking, it covers servers and all of the management stuff that comes with being a manager. I am in the middle of deploying a bunch of new client desktops, iPads and some server replacements at the moment. ... View more

Nice work, I'll have to remember this. ... View more

Could you not just set-up a standard WAN connection and don't plug anything in so its permanently in failover or are the settings for failover quite limiting. Sorry for my ignorance if they are we have multiple ISP connections so don't use 4G at all. ... View more

Feature request done and contacting my Contact at Apple this afternoon.  ... View more

Ok what has been suggested won't work upon further investigation.    ... View more

Ah you bet me to it, @PhilipDAth has just suggested what I was going to suggest. I don't think these tags apply to everything, I have only ever seen them apply to iOS devices not any other devices added to systems manager   ... View more

@MilesMeraki and @PhilipDAth I am able to change these myself I just feel I shouldn't have to for two reasons.   1. When I choose the region as part of the devices setup why can't it set the time zone to that region, its not like I'm going to say I live in NZ and want my timezone to be PST   2. If the MDM can set almost every other setting on the device why can it not set the time zone. It makes logical sense to be able to do this. ... View more

I had this exact same problem 2-3 months ago, support suggested I try a different port on the switch and see if the problem followed the device... It didn't and when I plugged another device into the suspect port I never had any issues....   Without knowing exactly what caused it the case was closed. ... View more

As @Chris_M has stated a /24 cannot handle more than 256 addresses. You need to change to a different class of network. If you don't know what a different class network is I suggest you attend a course on basic networking otherwise you risk having a network thats incorrectly setup and probably insecure.   Good luck! ... View more

I haven't set this on each device but surely there must be a way I can make a global setting for each device group.         ... View more