Hi SimonSays,   The most common missing parts with VPN client are: 1) No NAT/Identity NAT for traffic between LAN subnet and VPN Client IP/VPN pool. 2) A route for VPN Client IP/VPN pool.   Your description indicating towards the same. Have you cross-checked these parts? ... View more

It's on a Samsung Galaxy S5 that I've picked it up so far. ... View more

@Asher any update on this?  Can you clarify what you were trying to set up and since you already have several APs and switches, were you trying to set up a new network, and clone configurations from an existing configuration?   ... View more

Awesome community here. Thank you Meraki staff and especially @CarolineS for growing this community.      ... View more

@PhilipDAthwrote: Check out some of these "before and after" pictures.  It should be possible to run the cables so you can remove kit without it being a major issue.   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Off-the-Stack/Before-and-After-Pictures/m-p/4650/highlight/true#M87 They don't help too much because we have an enclosed rack with PDU's running up one side and a wire duct running up the other.  Those are the two things that make it too narrow to pull the switch straight out.  If it wasn't as deep, I could probably tilt it or if the brackets were removable like all our other equipment, I could just remove one or two which would then allow it to slide out the rest of the way. ... View more

As somebody with a name that too many sites can't handle -    Robin St.Clair   I have had to develop techniques (based upon the reality that upper and lower case do/don't work in the beerosphere.   So - RobinStClair@HitMeBabyWithYourRhythmStick.com   so Philip_dAth@kiwi.networks.co.nz or Jose_daSilva@Brasil66.com   it kinda works     ... View more

@Monkey I have seen issues with cheap routers using NAT. Has the IP range the rotuer is using been changed from the factory default?  ... View more

Hi Blake, The AP is plugged directly in the computer. Will try using http://10.128.128.128. Thanks! ... View more

I'd say if you haven't been emailed it (Check your SPAM) I'd contact your Distributor who you purchased through..  ... View more

Hi Blake, I'll check to see if there's an FR in place for PoE Power Priority settings, but follow up with your local Meraki SE to confirm.  In the meantime, the basic type of "priority" is that in PoE overload situations, the lowest numbers port has the highest priority and vice versa, the highest numbered ports have the lowest priority.  The budgeted PoE value can exceed the actual amount of power available, it's only when the max available PoE power is exceeded, that the switch will begin denying power from the highest numbered copper port and work backwards from there.  Thus the common practice (when there's a chance of exceeding budget) is to place the higher priority devices such as cameras and phones on the lower numbered ports.  Keep an eye on your summary reports, you can tag your switches, and watch PoE usage over time down to a switch-by-switch basis, could help track if/when you might be approaching any overload situations. ... View more

Not possible to do a constant ping from the dashboard.  But it feels like you are probably having legitimate intermittent connectivity issues.  If you have a device at one of those sites it would be worth setting up a ping monitor to verify.  ... View more

Hi Tara,   The MS210 has two stack ports on the back of the device (from the Installation Guide):   So, you can use the stacking cables (MA-CBL-40G-50CM, MA-CBL-40G-1M and MA-CBL-40G-3M), and even use them to connect an MS210 to an MS225:   ... View more

Hi @jared_f,   Thank you - will do. ... View more

Absolutely.    It is important to be able to turn off ALL lights including those on the RJ45 sockets. I do this as a matter of course on other firm's products. This should extend across ALL products. For example, I have a need to mount MRs on glass/mirrored surfaced wall/ceilings and once it gets dark it looks awful. Which rather detracts from the cool design of the units themselves. ... View more

I don't believe so. The only way I remember doing so is to enable the app store and whitelist the applications you want the user to have (the ones in your app catalog). Meraki does make it easy and populates those without having to look them up individually, but every time you add an app to the catalog it will have to be added to the whitelist.   Add com.apple.webapp to the whitelist if you are scoping out any web clips. ... View more

There is a Wellington 04... number for NZ so pretty cheap to call... ... View more

This solution works for us, but may not be for everyone. Here is an Apple script I am using. I saved it as an app and distributed within /library. I then created a configuration profile to display the drives on the desktop and to trigger the script at login. It checks to see if the user is on our WiFi if so, mounts the drives.   # Mount Network Shares # Written by Ian Lau, Modified by Jared Flitt # Modified: 2/26/18 # CAUTION: You cannot define multiple file shares to mount. One file share per script. # Define file share. property shareAddr : "DEFINE SHARE PATH HERE" # Eject file share if it is already mounted. tell application "Finder" try eject disk "yourShare" end try end tell # Determine the current wireless network the computer is connected to. try set SSID to do shell script "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport -I | awk '/ SSID/ {print substr($0, index($0, $2))}'" end try # Check to see if the device is on the local network where the file share is accesible. If so, connect to the file share - If not, do not connect to the file share. if SSID contains {"WIFI NETWORK HERE"} then tell application "Finder" mount volume shareAddr end tell else if SSID contains {"WIFI NETWORK HERE"} then tell application "Finder" mount volume shareAddr end tell end if   ... View more

Best of luck and enjoy the journey!   It's very rewarding when WIFI issues essentially tell you their problems.  This comes from years of asking "why". ... View more

Great to see you doing this. It is amazing what can be done with very little, and demonstrates why so many people are doing IoT projects. Generally speaking, if something is going to be used permanently I tend to use components with a CE marking. For anything that might end up being part of a "real" product, this is essential, especially if transportation is involved.   I was greatly encouraged to discover that there is so much interest in Node Red within the Meraki developers community. Every time I face the prospect of doing something with Python, my heart sinks. AliBaba is a good source of small NFC tags (cheap enough that one can afford a few duds)   ... View more

One option that may work is would be to use a Group Policy (network wide > configure > group policies) for the special users that should be able to access the site. Put website.com/login in the whitelisted URL section for that group policy, but also include website.com/login in the blocked URLs under the regular content filtering page. The whitelisted pattern in their group policy should take precedence over the blocked pattern. ... View more

LOL   yeah, when ARD works -- it works well. but when it doesn't, it can hang/not refresh/stall out and gets frustrating pretty quickly. ... View more