Check out the Organization > Summary report for your particular appliance Network - and the Device utilization graph within.   If you expand the timeframe from the default (a week, I think) you can get a picture of usage up to maybe 3 months.  Have a read of this:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Device_Utilization ... View more

I think many have trouble related to setting up an appropriate IGMP querier. You'll find loads of useful stuff here:  https://community.meraki.com/t5/Switching/Multicast-Basic-s/m-p/25706   (in addition to the KB articles linked above) ... View more

With MX, you will want to start here,   I think - at least in terms of the MX technology:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Access_Control_and_Splash_Page/MX_Access_Policies_(802.1X)   You will though carefully want to think about and document what your policies are going to be in regard to this;    who is allowed to connect?   Where, When? and using what devices?    What resources are the various combinations allowed to access?    Just for examples... You may find that implementing 802.1x (NAC) is much better done on Access Points and/or Switches - they generally provide initial connectivity to the Network and (in the case of switches) have more advanced capabilities. ... View more

Generically, this endpoint seems to be working OK for me, through a single call ... View more

Access Points are Layer-2 devices only - if you want traffic to flow between VLANs you need a Layer-3 capable device;  a router or Layer-3 switch or an appropriate routing security device, like an MX. ... View more

It sounds like the MX, in your environment, is maybe not acting as the DHCP server for VLAN 100, but is relaying to a different (centralized / offnet?) DHCP server?   In which case you'd maybe be better looking at that DHCP server..? If an MX is acting as DHCP server, the active allocations etc. can be viewed from the Appliance status page,   DHCP tab near the top  (as @RWelch pointed out) - under All DHCP leases, put 100 in the 'Filter by' window    ... View more

The rules are certainly different between Europe and the US (FCC, where Russell_F is operating) - and more restrictive in Europe (where I am too @ww ) From a quick look at the FCC rules, I think 30 dBm may be legal, but I seriously question whether you'd ever want to actively use it;  clients will not be generating that kind of output, so you'd likely end up with one-way transmission, if you're reliant on that kind of power setting. ... View more

Actually, this capability (known as Flexible Stacking) is supported, but only on MS425 - and assuming you already have them, as they are now End of Sale. More details on Flexible Stacking here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Stacking/Switch_Stacks#Understanding_Flexible_Stacking This is not supported for MS225.   ... View more

Access Point licences are non model-specific - you could use you LIC-MR-xxx for MR36 or MR44  (or indeed CW91xx APs, managed in the Dashboard too) ... View more

See ConnorL's response above - while they're really helpful generally, Support won't be able to fix this one. ... View more

I only just saw this further Q... 😄 Put it this way;   I still haven't had to re-spray my MV72, since this thread first started - and I can't remember how many months or years it was before this thread that I first applied it! ... View more

Are you trying to gain access to resources behind the FTD (linked to the Hub via an IPsec tunnel) from Spoke sites (linked to the same Hub via AutoVPN tunnels)? ... View more

You might have to be a little clearer on exactly what it is you're trying to achieve, but it's possible one of these tools might also help:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/NAT_and_Port_Forwarding/Port_Forwarding_and_NAT_Rules_on_the_MX ... View more

But same subnet means layer-2, so no SVIs needed (?)      Just plug them together physically and set the ports at both ends to trunk with matching allowed VLANs (particularly the one you want to use) You will  want to think about how your management path to the Dashboard might function for both switches, in conjunction with your users (same VLAN or different VLAN?)   TBH if you plugged the two together physically, with default config, it would probably do (just) what you've described - leaving aside managment considerations.    You maybe need to add more about what you're actually looking to do. ... View more

A bit of guesswork to help further without Dashboard visibility - did you raise a case with Meraki Support? ... View more

This has mainly been built with SSE solutions in mind, where you're providing Internet access via the tunnels.   There should be plenty of such web servers with that use case - and checking much further up the network stack than ICMP provides a much better feel for the operation of the cloud security platform. ... View more

I'd need a link to your Dashboard to get my head around this - feel free to DM me ... View more

If you're going to use the API to manage configuration automation and large-scale change, you would basically not need to use Configuration Templates.    These are generally used as an alternative to the API, for customers who need to be able to make changes at scale and are unaffected by (or can work with) with any of the limitations of Templates and/or maybe don't have available skills in scripting, to make use of the API.   Or they don't wish to purchase an API-driven tool built by one of the many Meraki Ecosystem partners. Basically you would build the standardised settings in your preferred automation tool and apply them just to your chosen Organizations, Networks, Devices etc. by filtering and iterating appropriately - perhaps through the use of Tags. ... View more

Might need to know a bit more about your setup to be sure I'm giving appropriate advice but bear in mind that, if we're talking about JUST MX here then the BGP or OSPF (whichever you're using - and it wouldn't be both) is intrinsically tied in to the AutoVPN operation.   Turning off AutoVPN will tear down any VPN tunnels to/from that MX.   If it's a Hub MX, chances are it will be a lot of tunnels. So basically, whether BGP or OSPF is enabled or disabled is a bit neither here nor there - if AutoVPN is off, what is the routing protocol carrying routes in and out of..? Here's a slightly daft analogy;   it's like worrying about the state of the two interconnecting A-roads for your motorway, when the whole junction has been closed. One slight caveat;   this might be slightly different if your MX is in routed mode... Hope that makes some sense. ... View more

If the particular Zigbee-based solution is not specifically supported by the infrastructure (in this case Meraki Access Points, presumably) then it basically won't work. Meraki IoT radios (usually used for Bluetooth) can technicall be repurposed, but this need to be properly developed, which is a pretty involved process, generally involving working with a specific manufacturer and their IoT product(s). ... View more

Como IPv6 no está conectado a la WAN del MX, no creo que haya comunicaciones IPv6 útiles dentro de la red. Pero IPv4 parece estar funcionando bien. ¿Existe una necesidad específica de IPv6? Si es así, primero debe hacerlo funcionar en el lado WAN del MX. Para el error de discrepancia en el dominio regulatorio, verifique que la configuración País/región en Network-wide > General esté configurada en Colombia. Dicho esto, probablemente no sería una buena idea usar el WiFi integrado en el MX cuando tienes puntos de acceso MR en la misma ubicación; deben configurarse por separado y no funcionan bien juntos. Es mejor dejar la conexión inalámbrica en el MX sin usar. ... View more

Have to say;   I'm with MartinS on this;   the bad guys will find you, wherever you are;   key is to make sure your door is locked and bolted. ... View more

@KarstenI makes a great point, which I should have spotted myself.   If you have one site, all the APs should go in the same Network. ... View more

Sounds like you'll need to take and examine some packet captures, to see what's going on, either side of the MX.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Packet_Capture_Overview I'd raise a case with Meraki Support to help, if you didn't already ... View more