I just did a Test and it is quite fast about 1 Minutes after connection to the Public Hotspot:     Important to know i had the System Manager App on my IPhone open!  ... View more

Found it.   System Manager --> Device --> select a device and scroll down 🙂   Thanks a lot ... View more

Hi Mike,   where exactly in the Dashboard did you find this Log? ... View more

Hi all, just found this link if you want to start with mv sense   https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/CiscoDevNet/Meraki-Camera-Notification   I will Play with it this evening  ... View more

Hello Achna,   to first queries, No of User.  *  There are two factor witch need to be considered.    *    first the technical Point of view. The MR42 has 3x3 MIMO and a Max aggregate frame rate of 1.9 Gbit/s. This Means tat the Access Point has like 3 Radios inside do he can communicate on three different frequents at a time or he can channel this three to one single client (if the client support it) and increase the bandwidth to this client.     *  second the place where you are using this wireless LAN. as Wireless LAN is in the Air and you only ha a limited number of Channels (depending witch Country you are in) all clients are using the same channels are only capable to send one after the other. This is what we call Airtime. More User sitting on the same Chanel as smaller becomes your Airtime (Time you have to send your Data) So there is no Technical response on how many Clients a Access Point can Handel. But my Exprirence is    MR20 --> very Small Office or Home Use 10 to 20 User MR33 --> Standard Use in Office up to around 50 User at a time per Access Point MR42 --> Place where it becomes Crowded Like a Restaurant or High School cantina. MR52 / MR33 --> High Usage Places like Sport events or Music Concert Hall with 100's of Peoble   * Second Query Area in Meters Supported by MR42     The Area with a Access Point is Covering depends on  to things. First his Antenna behaving. first thing to look at is the Radiation Pattern of the Antennas Have look at the Datasheet page 8 https://meraki.cisco.com/lib/pdf/meraki_datasheet_MR42.pdf this show you how the Antenna is sending the signal. in the Case of the MR42 with integrated antennas like a ball. This can be changes if you are using the MR42E with external Antennas.  After this, it depends where you are using this Access Point. If you using it in a Hall witch is empty you can reach the signal more than 100 meter (320 feet). but if you are in a Building with heavy walls it is possible that the signal don't get more that 10 Meters (32 feet) far.  I give you an example in my 200 square meter apartment in Switzerland build with massive Stone walls (concrete) and 7 Rooms i have tree Meraki MR33 and 1 Meraki MR42 Access Point to cover all of it. as i live in the 3th floor the MR42 is even covering the Garden 🙂   i hope i cloud give you some input to answer you question. If you need more Details just let me know.   Regards Michel     ... View more

Ta Ta, there it is 🙂 Today we have API for the MV Cameras and 2 New Cameras!   I just can't wait to go to the office and check it out in my LAB. ... View more

Hi Raphael,   I just checked the Data-sheet of the 1852i and there are  some key Point's : 4x4 MIMO IEEE’s new 802.11ac Wave 2   I would consider the MR52 as he is Internal Antenna as the 1852i and has also 4x4 Mimi Wave 2 and two gigabit ethernet LAN connection.   Regards Michel Rueger  ... View more

I have the Feeling it will be ready soon 🙂 ... View more

Hi Philip,   Any News on this? I don't understand why Meraki is not Pushing this more.   All the Analytics is a absolut must to be access by API.   Regards Michel ... View more

Hi Caroline,   Just got my PIN. Thanks very much. I Also put it on my working back.   ... View more

Hi Meraki Team Hi Caroline,   It makes a lot of Fun to be part of this Team. It is great to see what has been done in the first Year. Let go continue this way and we will be the biggest community of Cisco if we are 5 Year old 🙂   Regards Michel Rueger the Swiss part of the Community  ... View more

Wow, well done @CarolineS and Team. Next Party at 25'000    ... View more

This Weekend I was visiting my Mother in France. She is living very far away from the next big City, but you can not believe what i found there!   A big community of Meraki fan's all with there self build Community badge 🙂   Have fun and great Regards from the most strangest Meraki Community Members ( Romeo, Nina, Loubeni ) The Tree Donkey from my Mother 🙂       ... View more

Hi,   Did you already tried to install a free App on your I-phone like "My Beacon" from OliveStory or a other? with this type of app you can see the beacon from your AP but you also can send beacon out. I Know that Apple and Samsung are doing all possible to hide there Smartphone from being tract.   Regards Michel ... View more

Hi, where do i get this Badge from?    I would love to pin them everywhere.   regards Michel ... View more

If you could test it just with one User, I would be interested if it is working for you? ... View more

Hi,   Now 😞 Meraki did not response any new update on it even when i Ask again on the Case.   Funny is that i just testet it and it is still not working 😞 ... View more

Hi Dave,   I got the Solution from the Meraki Support Team. The problem was that the Z1 was in a Combined Network. I delete this network an put the Z1 in a Security Devine Network and now it is working perfectly. so if somebody want to manage the Z1 true API it can not be in a Combined Network.   Regards Michel ... View more

Hi, Have a look at https://www.rackmount.it/de/broschueren.html they have already a solution for the Cisco Meraki Firewall MX64 and MX64. As the MX64 is not much smaller than the MS120-8 it could work.   MX d/w/h 13cm/23.9cm/2.5cm MS d/w/h 15cm/22.2cm/2.8cm   Thea also write that they do individual Collor and sice!         ... View more

Wow it just logged in my Dashboard an change to the old Version but i don't have the Assign IP Button 😞 ... View more

Hi All,   It done 🙂 the Cat has his Solution. I started with the Information delivered from the Website "Internet of Lego" http://www.internetoflego.com/meraki-location-updated-node-red-cmxscanning-node/  So I started by installing Node-Red on my Macbook. and i used the ngrok https://ngrok.com it makes it possible to have a connection from the Meraki cloud to my Macbook even being behind a firewall.   after Installing the node-red you start the Service "on OSX by typing ./node-red in a Terminal window. Now open Safari and you can access node-red by going to http://"your IP Adress":1880    Now open a second Terminal window and start ngrok by typing ./ngrok http 1880 this will open a public Webaddress to your Lab   This is a example how it will looks like. now go to your Meraki Dashboard and Login. Click on your Name in the top right corner. After this go to my Profile. Scroll down and generate a API Key. Attention you need to write it down!  Save your Change. Now go to the Menu Network-Wide --> general. Scroll down to the API Key settings. and enable Analytics and Scanning API.this will show you a Validator number. Note it down you will need it later. Klick on add a Post URL enter the http link you got from the ngrok terminal window. something like http://465435040345.ngrok.io also enter a secret message like "password2me" click on save. you can't valide the yet, this will come later. after this you go back to your node-red website. now you need the special Meraki node-red addon. a good example how it works can be found https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-meraki-cmx  you can install it the following way    cd ~ cd .node-red npm install node-red-contrib-meraki-cmx after this restart your node-red. now do the following node-red script. in the Meraki click on the Meraki Logo and configure it the following:   in the Secret and Validator field enter  the infos from the Meraki Dashboard. next use the function and click on it and enter the following: now do the katze "Cat" switch 🙂 the mac address you enter must be the MAC from the device you want to track. I am using a  Track i got from Cisco Live 🙂     if you don't know the MAC address go to the Meraki Dashboard and select the Wireless Menu and select Bluetooth clients.   after this go to the Katze function and configure the message witch will be show if the Bluetooth device is seen.        at the end you add the debug function to get the Text in the debug window.     Now click on deploy and go to the Meraki Dashboard select Network --> general and go back where you entered the ngrok URL. Now click on the validate and you will see that the Meraki Dashboard is validating agains your script.   The Last step for the Cat door was to get a IOT Device capable of powering a door opener. I select a Barionet 100 from the company Barix.  https://www.barix.com/control-products/barionet-family/barix/Product/show/barionet-100/  It has a lot of different IO Port's and 2 Relais witch can switch 220Volt. to control it i just added a HTTP request to my script like this:   the URL is the IP Adress of my Barix and the /rc.cgi? the o=1 is for the output 1 and the 10 means that this output is powered during 10 seconds. After putting all in a Box it looks like this:   I hope i could show you how I realised the Meraki Cat Door. have fun and if you have questions let me know. regards Michel Rueger ... View more