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PhilipDAth · ‎08-24-2019

You can do this yourself - now. Use the snapshot notification that sends a picture of what caused the motion. Then run this through whatever OCR engine you would like to use. https://documentation.meraki.com/MV/Advanced_Configuration/Motion_Alerts

Roger_Beurskens · ‎08-22-2019

Keep in mind your single point of failure.... If you use inter-vlan routing, it's better to do this on a redundant/stacked "core" switch than a single firewall. The other way around, if you have single switches and a redundant firewall i would think about putting the routing point there depending of the amount of inter-vlan traffic,

MT · ‎08-22-2019

We had horrible problems with the 730L - sporadic drops, sometimes for hours at a time, that we would not have with older Pantech USBs, etc. Once the 730L became Verizons main modem, that was a drag. We just couldn't use them, and now search Amazon and the like for ancient, overpriced Pantechs....because they work! I opened cases with meraki support on this but they were stumped. We are going to bring in some Feeneys to test out, but they of course are quite a bit more expensive, so some of our remote sites are not liking it. Not to mention how much more expensive the Z3C Merakis are with built in cell.

KevinGoke · ‎08-21-2019

SSID needs to be set into Bridge mode vs. NAT mode. Do this by accessing the "Wireless-AccessPoints" and locating "Address and traffic." Select "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN." Then, allow the Local LAN access in the SSID. Do this by accessing the "Wireless-Firewall & Traffic Shaping." Then, locate "Layer 3 firewall rules" and "Allow Any Protocol to access the Local LAN on Any Port.

PhilipDAth · ‎08-21-2019

Yes! I tracked it down to Antivirus. We use Trend. We found the only way to resolve it was to uninstall Trend and then immediately re-install it., Of interesting was disabling and unloading Trend still caused Chrome to crash.

JonathanVelasco · ‎08-21-2019

👌 👏 ✔ Perfect

Faruzzi · ‎08-20-2019

Try unchecking "enable band steering" if you have enabled dual band operation (Radio Settings-Basic Indoor Profile / if you are using this - Per AP. Some devices just can get this setting right...

Ravi-L · ‎08-18-2019

Hi, Is this click-thru webapp available anywhere? Ravi

SCC · ‎08-15-2019

Hi @PhilipDAth Apologies for my delay in response. That picture was just to give you the idea. But this was the measurement of the site we have done manually just recently. The problem is that we have only internet in the office, except office to other places, we don't have any wiring infrastructure.

DHAnderson · ‎08-15-2019

@PhilipDAth When I had a client who had their own servers running an online grocery e-commerce service, they had Fortinet firewalls. I am installing Meraki MX firewalls for my clients that are not running web servers.

NolanHerring · ‎08-14-2019

All of my AT&T sim cards grab private IP from them. They don't offer static public IP addresses for some reason. Verizon does. It shouldn't matter though, its probably just getting double NATed. As long as it can reach the internet, should all work.

Nate28 · ‎08-07-2019

Seems like Meraki support is focusing on the lease duration. Why is beyond me, no matter the lease duration, the device should begin to start renewal half way through the lease. In this case, no matter the lease, 30 mins or 12 hours, the MX never does a lease renewal and lets it expire. Just starts up another Dchp Discover announcement. In this particular case, the MX router is receiving a different IP address offer at times and this new IP address is interrupting any current connection the customer may have in process(the whole reason for lease renewal process in the first place). Any ideas out there on why an MX would not renew and only let a lease expire on an active connection?

hoempf · ‎08-04-2019

Perhaps I should have written „potentially less secure“ since (again: correct me if I‘m wrong) you can‘t do authentication on a trunk port. „not very secure“ was bad phrasing, thanks for pointing that out.

theant · ‎08-01-2019

with the size and intrusive nature of Mickysoft updates and the working hours settings I have my users leave them on for nighttime M$ sillyness.

CH_Director · ‎08-01-2019

Thanks, I have it configured in this manner now. I appreciate the help.

BlakeRichardson · ‎07-31-2019

@Uberseehandel I don't have a flash enough phone to have USB-c, a quick Google search doesn't list any USB-c modems either. Some vendors still supply equipment with COM ports, I think what it comes down to is what is the basic requirement of the port, why spend extra money for a port thats not needed.

Aaron_Wilson · ‎07-31-2019

Verizon now supports the MX68?

BrechtSchamp · ‎07-30-2019

I'm using MX64, MR33, MS220-8P. That last one is EOS and has been replaced by MS120-8LP/MS120-8FP. If buying new I'm not sure I'd go for MX64 nowadays. I have a feeling it'll be replaced by the MX67. But indeed, it is a bit cheaper than the MX67. As @DavidLowe already mentioned, If you're planning to combine the WiFi from the MX68 with the MR33's WiFi, I'd advise against it. They're configured completely separately and therefore don't play along too well. Similarly don't expect the same features on the built-in switch of the MX68 as you would find on a separate Meraki MS switch.

Colwelltn · ‎07-30-2019

This has been a neat feature and a good way to fail a site to WAN2 if the site is having problems with WAN1, but not severe enough for SD-WAN to fail the site to WAN2, or in instances where SD-WAN is disabled. This is great when the site is having problems with VoIP and cannot call in, or if the equipment is in a tough location. It is also very helpful as it basically disableds the use of the port, so the uplink graphs still display the connection quality so you know when to enable the port again without having to call the site, reconnet a cable, then find out it is not ready to be used, and disconnect it again.

Uberseehandel · ‎07-30-2019

ONT - Optical network terminator. Used to provide internet access to local networks. If there is FTTP, an ONT or equivalent is usually present. Many ISPs provide a choice of options, SFP or RJ45.

dan_c · ‎07-30-2019

Thanks for the suggestion, and we will likely do this in our lab environment as we are receiving the unit back and deploying a replacement to isolate hardware vs configuration. We do have 12 of these units currently deployed, and only 1 (possibly 2) locations have reported this issue.

BrechtSchamp · ‎07-29-2019

How long have you lived there? Maybe the previous owner had some mini's to create a mesh network? That product has been end-of-sale since dec 2010 so it's old. Intrigueing story! Looking forward to the explanation of it.

Michaelnoroozi · ‎07-28-2019

I'm using windows RADIUS server, both Microsoft OS and Android can join to VPN but IOS problem.

Beagless · ‎07-26-2019

Hi Phillip Thanks for that, very help indeed. I guess i'm looking at 2 options then 1. Splash page with sponsor access 2. Sponsored access page do you know can much of the above be automated with the api ? i guess where we are trying to get to is user puts in details then email sent to servicenow, servicenow uses api to approve and emails go back to user and servicenow

SoCalRacer · ‎07-25-2019

If you follow that thread, sounds like there have been some issues with the repo recently

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