No I didn´t. Thank you! ... View more

@ewwhite The 26.2 release fixed quite a few of the issues we were seeing. Apple has also said there was an issue in previous versions of iOS which is supposed to be corrected in iOS 13, so we'll see what happens.  ... View more

@GregasGYes, as far as I could tell that's where we were having our issues. Meraki support did a packet capture when I was on the call with them last week and I believe they told me they could see the pings coming in from one of our servers but they weren't seeing any reply going back out. ... View more

  BrechtSchamp was right.     I checked it out:   Based on MS11.22 firmware; MS225, MS210 switches:   First you have to enable Storm Control  in "switch" -> "switch settings" by adding a rule. Then you have an additional "Storm Control" setting in the switchports (not on the MS120 and MS220 switches!)   best regards. ... View more

@TimBisel Caroline and me, of course! We high fived in real life instead.. ... View more

Caroline, Thank you. It´s working. 👍   best regards ... View more

Very cool Swag! Thanks Meraki! ... View more

Hello, I agree with that as well. It was difficult for me because when you're not on site, the local IT may not tells exactly what he is doing ! I'm away, so no choice but trust him. Next time I'll handle that myself. Many thanks guys for your help and the time you spend. ... View more

Thanks for that.  I'm now seeing an issue where I see the APs, or I see the floor plan.  It's like the APs are hiding under the floor plan.  Is there a way to move them to the top or move the floor plan down a level? ... View more

IP-address is not copied. You can change it later. ... View more

Thanks, reset seemed to be the best option ... View more

I had the same issue with Apple computers. Dell/Windows is no problem but Apples are changing often their network speed. With fixed speed setting on the switch it´s working. ... View more

I also use Fiberstore SFP modules in my MS350 switches as well as my MX250 firewalls. No problems. ... View more

Yes, we do the same. And it´s working with port scheduling on the Meraki switches. ... View more

Yes, if the pin needle factory reset doesn´t help you should open a case to get an RMA. ... View more

Correct, depending on which models of APs you have deployed, the newest models only run 26 firmware, and that may be reflected even though the network firmware version is 25.something.  Give Support a quick call to confirm, and as others mentioned definitely have them log a case if you do NOT fall into that situation with new APs and 26 did in fact get pushed unexpectedly (assuming you've also said "no" to trying beta firmware).  Post back to let us know what's up! ... View more

Yes, I have to replace 21 switches in different locations. That is not a good karma.   It would be really nice to get a license duration upgrade or something else.     ... View more

Here's what I know   10.30 seems to work well with edge stacks - for example MS225   It has a lot of fixes   However, it has some serious issues when used iin an environment that has MS-425s as the  L-3 Stack and Dual LACP Links from MS-255 distributed edge sw to  a MS-425 L3 stack   From what I can determine after several sessions with TAC the last few days - Multicast was broke in this release and I would not recommend using it - especially if you have dual LACP Links   The 425 stack seems to have excessive CPU utilization and becomes very unstable (random reboots, etc.) - until I disabled Multicast and the 2nd Link of all LACP Uplinks   Has associated Spanning tree issues   If you are running LACP Links to edge stacks, connectivity is intermittent - for example, WAPs attached to Edge Stacks will randomly disconnect from Cloud - Overall network throughput will be  bad  - pinging the Net Management IP of the 425 Stack will result in dropped pings and high latency   It seems that Legacy Cisco switches running LACP Uplinks and connected to a MS425 Stack -  work well     I set up the LACP Links on the Legacy Cisco as follows:     interface GigabitEthernet0/51 description UPLINK-TO-MDF-425-16-CORE-STK switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q switchport mode trunk channel-group 1 mode active spanning-tree bpdufilter enable ! interface GigabitEthernet0/52 description UPLINK-TO-MDF-425-16-CORE-STK switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q switchport mode trunk channel-group 1 mode active spanning-tree bpdufilter enable   I used the bpdufilter enable because the 425 doesn't run legacy Cisco STP (pvst, etc.)   This seems to work well   I have been told that the developers are aware of these issues and are working on fixes   Having said that, I was able to make a couple of networks stable at 10.30 by only using a single uplink from the Edge stacks (NO LACP) and disabling Multicast Routing in the 425 Stack   If you need multicast - then I don't think 10.30 is for you   If you need Multicast and or LACP - look at 9.37   If you don't need these or you are not using a MS425 stack as the core then 10.30 seems to work pretty well   Lotsa fixes - but needs more   I have been told they are working on these issues   Good luck               ... View more

This topic comes up enough that it would be beneficial for Meraki to include some information in the specs.  There are different types of fans, software is involved, some power supplies have fans, some fans are removable, noise levels, etc. ... View more

Hi,   Yeah, according to my switch ports that's correct.   Regards, Julián ... View more