Using Chrome and that is the exact thing I saw straight away to the "T" ... View more

Thats -2 points for not using the eye melting screaming greenie weenie view. ... View more

Ill trade you a "u" if you say AH-LOOM-AH-NUMB ... View more

yeah it shows up but has anyone noticed than after you click on it Monitor-->AP Neighbors  that: It is sticky. Can't click on Monitor--> Access points without it redisplaying AP Neighbors, have to click on something other than Access points the second word is using proper case..  e.g AP Neighbors  vice like every other category on the dashboard under monitor  and configure except Air Marshall. ... View more

Its not DNS caching its the fact the neverSSL is HTTP based and thus the traffic can be HIJACKED/CAPTURED and redirected.  Redirecting HTTPS traffic is viewed as bad actor/attack. Redirecting HTTPS traffic is a no no.  Each OS flavor handles how it deals with and detects if a  captive portal is present.  See this link from WBA for a complete and thorough breakdown: https://captivebehavior.wballiance.com/   ... View more

I think you will be much happier when you do this...  The problem is 99.5% with the clients and shoddy drivers/chipsets.    If you ask 20 wireless engineers how to do anything  you will likely get 20 differing answers based on their individual experiences and knowledge. ... View more

And if so only broadcast 2.4 only in the immediate vicinity of the device on a single AP.... im just saying... ... View more

thousands upon thousands. My nets were purpose built for video and voice first with 5GHz. If you don't have a proper acceptable use and access standard that's where to start, then refresh and rebuild one net at a time until they are all done. Getting ready to go into design and rebuild phase with 6GHz for all locations except China...(don't get me started on China)   I have had exactly 3 complaints about 2.4 in the last 8 years. Each  of these complaints was addressed by see use and access policy xyz.    ... View more

Turn  off the 2.4 and when they start calling in send them to their department head and make them pony up. This is an "E ticket" ride to board, you must have the 5GHz E-ticket or no ride....   the longer we coddle and promulgate  junk devices with 2.4GHz bgn ONLY  w/1x1:1's,  the longer everyone suffers. It will be these same  junk bgn 2.4  devices that prevent you from  using WPA3    Across my corp and guest segments if you cant do 5GHz, you get an Ethernet cable. ... View more

How is the port on your MX that serves the wired AP configured? also how is the SSID configured? what mode  Bridged or NAT ... View more

In a corp environment. I am depressed if you are using 2.4 period  ... View more

You are most definitely being filtered if it works with LMAC . The real MAC is on a naughty list somewhere. this is why mac filtering is an ineffective tool, too easy to circumvent     ... View more

If the LED is orange you are not getting an IP or you are getting an IP and it's not getting out to the Meraki cloud. check the physical layer and dhcp logs..   You saying it works in mesh mode points to the physical cable or ports being faulty. I have seen APs power up with bad cables that kill data but will still supply PoE..... Also its Cisco Meraki, if you have a license RMA the device.  ... View more

This doesn't mean the network was down it just means the device lost connectivity to the Meraki cloud...    Do you pipe all of the management traffic through your data center, any changes to your firewall in said data center or circuit changes issues egressing the data center? ... View more

See here:   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Packet_Loss_Between_Devices   ... View more

his post stated Windows RDP... ... View more

If the burned in MAC isn't working the MAC is likely filtered or blocked somewhere along the line, keep digging.  Perhaps its being contained by WIDS/WIPS or an explicit blocks via group policy....   just as a matter of principle since its a WPA2-PSK and Windows: Update the windows drivers. Open Power Shell or Command prompt and Type the following command to view wireless settings and press Enter: netsh wlan show interfaces  Does this show your actual PHYSICAL MAC? If so, proceed. If not make sure random mac is deleted by flipping the switch in wireless connection's. Rinse and repeat Open Power Shell or Command prompt and type the following command to view the wireless network profiles saved on your computer and press Enter: netsh wlan show profiles How many saved profiles are here? If the user is like most typical user there will be a whole heck of a lot. Many of which are invalid, stale, old ,corrupt. In  Power Shell or Command prompt Enter:  netsh wlan delete profile name=*   This will flush the profiles but you may want to also eradicate them from the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles Reboot and try to connect using the actual MAC,  you will have to enter the PSK for your network again, so have it handy. Also, to rule out the actual NIC you could try replacing it..... I still suspect its blocked or contained somewhere.   ... View more

Not enough information to assist.  Very basically, if your clients have IP addresses the issue isn't your wifi, it lies elsewhere. ... View more

With RADIUS Proxy ... View more

Yes, with a webhook.   MDB natively supports many differing webhook formats. Slack, WebEx, MS Teams, Service Now..   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Webhooks https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Alerts_and_Notifications   Once its set up you simply enter the webhook into the default or specific notification field.     ... View more

HA! That exact meme is hanging  on my office wall.... ... View more

Your solution is RADIUS EAP-TLS or RADIUS anything would be a good start You will need group policies via Intune to stop windows clients from using LMACS  not sure if JAMF allows for this or not for your macs. Also you will want some sort of MDM  solution for mobile devices anything else will be highly manual and inherently insecure. If your guest network lock it down with an appropriate solution   Whatever MAC filter you set can be bypassed by anyone with access to Google and a few keystrokes...    If your issue is you are running  low on IP space because of LMACS increase DHCP pool size and decrease lease time.  That is at least 2000 cents worth. by my count you now owe me $20.02. ... View more

DUDE thats not specific to apple devices. Those second  charcters A, E, 2 or 6 indicates an LAMAC, locally administered MAC..   ANYONE can use those Windows Apples, Androids Linux.. wired or wireless makes no difference ... View more

UPoE is Cisco proprietary   ... View more