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Adam · ‎Sep 11 2018

I think the closest you'll get to that data is Network Wide>Clients and Network Wide>Traffic Analytics. But I do not believe there is an equivalent to that command. What type of data are you wanting to get?

Adam · ‎Sep 11 2018

If the traffic is in the same VLAN it probably won't go to the MX. You'll likely have to setup a Switch ACL to do the block by going to Switch>IPv4 ACL.

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

Once the tunnel is established it'll be the private/client IPs. But to establish the tunnel he'll likely need your public IP.

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

Just an FYI to the community. It seems that ' Native VLAN Mismatch Alerts for Switches' feature that was recently released already has some bugs and is misreporting in some cases. Thankfully it is just misreporting in the gui and it doesn't cause any operational issues. I have a ticket logged with support and will report back here when I hear more.

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

Should show as 'Ready'. Has someone tried connecting the aircard to a laptop to test/verify it? Here is an explanation of the modem stats btw https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Cellular/3G_-_4G_Cellular_Failover#Cellular_Modem_States

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

Check through your old emails or firmware update logs. Sometimes Meraki will push beta firmware to a portion of your devices. But I noticed something similar to this with my MV cameras. My MV12's have a different firmware than other models.

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

Haven't experienced that but if you've had even one POE failure on the switch then it'd be best to RMA and swap it out. It is usually an indication of more failures to come.

Adam · ‎Sep 10 2018

I forgot about that flower shirt lol.

Adam · ‎Sep 8 2018

Using mine this morning for some coffee 🙂

Adam · ‎Sep 7 2018

Just tested using Chrome and it exported fine. Edit: I also noticed you can click the little e-mail button next to the export and schedule it so send regularly if that is data that you need often.

Adam · ‎Sep 6 2018

Great video!

Adam · ‎Sep 6 2018

Did you verify your port configuration is correct? The port connected to the AP. I've also had some instances where the AP takes an hour or more to take the static IP. Especially if it has been rebooted a bunch.

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

Sorry if I'm playing devil's advocate. But if it is a new DHCP server you'd have to add that port anyway which would be pretty much the same exact work as adding the mac address right?

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

If it is the same DHCP server that is providing DHCP for the additional VLAN then it shouldn't be an additional Mac address. It should be the same one. But to answer the question you are asking, it is not possible to trust a DHCP server by port. The only currently supported mechanism is via mac.

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

I agree with @ww, if you can't add by the order number or serial number then only support can fix that.

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

Physical stacking basically just makes the device one big switch (active/active). Warm spare would be more of a backup (non active) device if I'm not mistaken.

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

The easiest way to think about the IP on your switch is if you connected a computer to that uplink and set up the same IP information would you have unrestricted access to the internet. If so you should be good if not you may have issues.

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

Just curious why you'd want to trust a port instead of a Mac? Worried about spoofing?

Adam · ‎Sep 5 2018

The community keeps getting busier. Getting tough to keep up with all the new comments.

Adam · ‎Sep 4 2018

I have about 10 that I'll need to do but only one that I know is actively experiencing the issue so I may start with that one first if it is possible to split up the replacements.

Adam · ‎Sep 3 2018

If you use that soap you are less likely to type in offensive websites.

Adam · ‎Sep 3 2018

Mature content filtering is a pretty non-precise science. Going to be lots of stuff that is flagged as mature that shouldn't be and vice versa.

Adam · ‎Aug 31 2018

Based on the numbers you provided are you sure there isn't a duplex or negotiation issue somewhere in the mix? At our core we have some WAN connections connected directly to/through a switch without issues and I get 1G speeds (burstable circuit).

Adam · ‎Aug 31 2018

Yes that would give you the desired state. The only thing you'd have to consider is that some traffic could traverse WAN2 so if you have any critical traffic that needs to be on WAN1 then you may need to make flow preferences for those.

Adam · ‎Aug 31 2018

If our primary uplinks fail we do get a autovpn over the cellular. I'm not sure on the MX67C question though.

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