Meraki

BrandonS · ‎Oct 11 2019

Another, maybe lesser known Cisco tool: https://qpt.cisco.com can build Meraki BOM's although it is focused around BE6K and CME.

BrandonS · ‎Oct 7 2019

Triangles are standard for low voltage cable drops. You can also use a subscript number to identify unique cases like the paging and television drops and then put in a legend more specific like “for paging speakers to be mounted in ceiling tile” you can also number all the drops and then in a spreadsheet have more detail about each drop. If you Google search something like “low voltage floor plans” or “electrical plans” I suspect you will find some good examples to reference.

BrandonS · ‎Sep 20 2019

🦑 well done

BrandonS · ‎Aug 30 2019

ww is correct and you still need to purchase any additional licenses, but when renewal comes up they will renew an org with up to 12 devices for free. You can get NFR pricing on these so they will be really cheap though.

BrandonS · ‎Aug 27 2019

It looks like you could pull this with the API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/rest/api-endpoints/ssids/get-network-ssid

BrandonS · ‎Aug 26 2019

Also, did it ever work correctly or is this something that started happening recently?

BrandonS · ‎Aug 26 2019

Can you share your settings? I wonder if it could be someone nearby sending deauths. You could try changing the SSID name or adding another SSID to see if shows the same.

BrandonS · ‎Aug 23 2019

Here you go: https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Other_Topics/Product_End-of-Life_(EOL)_Policies Z1 is a Meraki product. Best

BrandonS · ‎Aug 21 2019

And if true, I suspect it will come with interesting limitations and maybe just designed for basic monitoring and visibility of a mixed environment, not full configuration.

BrandonS · ‎Aug 21 2019

Hard to believe, but it does seem plausible and a good direction. I have not heard anything like this, but I have heard there will be some new product announcements in a couple weeks.. I suppose almost everyone would rather see AnyConnect support though 😉

BrandonS · ‎Aug 19 2019

Do you have any ports opened inbound? Under threat protection are you set to detect or prevent? It is not uncommon to see messages about attacks like this, but you would need to have RDP open to the public Internet for someone to compromise you.

BrandonS · ‎Aug 15 2019

So on Catalyst when you create a trunk port maybe it has no native VLAN at default? I thought VLAN 1 would be native at default.

BrandonS · ‎Aug 1 2019

You might check this: https://apps.meraki.io/details/vapp-firewall-config-backup/

BrandonS · ‎Jul 19 2019

Agree with @Richard_W but will add that it can be problematic because a lot of sites may have global servers. Loading a Facebook page, for example, may hit servers in various countries.

BrandonS · ‎Jun 26 2019

I see the same. What browser(s) did you try? Safari for me:

BrandonS · ‎Jun 21 2019

Are you a customer or partner? As a partner, my distributors keep me up to date on Meraki availability (when I ask).

BrandonS · ‎Jun 20 2019

@ShabadChawla If you message me your email address I will add you to the WebEx Team I made for this purpose. Including you, it will now make just three of us 😉

BrandonS · ‎Jun 10 2019

Busted for being US-Centric on that response. @PhilipDAth looks to have your answer.

BrandonS · ‎Jun 10 2019

I think the easiest way to describe the policy is that if you do NOT specify any power cables/adapters for MX or MS you will get one per device. If you DO specify power cables/adapters you will get exactly what you ask for. Basically, I would never give it a thought, unless you DO NOT want all the power cords for some reason. Maybe you are ordering 100 devices and have your own cables or want to reuse existing, for example?

BrandonS · ‎Jun 5 2019

I see I must have whitelisted that a long time ago and forgot. So that explains why it worked for me 😉

BrandonS · ‎Jun 5 2019

I have an SFTP server behind my MX and have no issue. Have you done a packet capture to look at it? My rule is TCP 20-22 to an internal server because I have to support some FTP too.

BrandonS · ‎May 29 2019

It looks like you need to collect some more data about how they are set up. I think you can safely forget about any firewall and QoS configurations though. If the desk phones are working then any other phones should work too. I don't understand what wall mounted wireless phones you are referring to. If you don't see their phones in the dashboard then they may be on another network you don't know about? You might not see phones if they have never passed traffic through the MX, but even a small amount of usage should get them in your client list. You might also see them in your DHCP lease list if the MX is serving DHCP.

BrandonS · ‎May 28 2019

Do I understand correct that the desk phones work fine, but only the mobile apps don't? And the mobiles are on an SSID bridged to the wired VLAN that the desk phones are on?

BrandonS · ‎May 28 2019

You should not need to do any of that. I have at least one customer I can think of using Jive with Meraki although their wireless is non-Meraki. Are they using iPhone or Android? I think you have more of a wireless or app issue to troubleshoot.

BrandonS · ‎May 26 2019

Negatory. You will need to get a SFP. You should be able to use any brand and may want to if time sensitive, but I would suggest getting them a Meraki one so it is all covered by support.

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