Warm spare MS technology is now deprecated.  Do not do new warm spare MS configurations. ... View more

On the whole, Meraki Systems Manager support for Windows is poor. ... View more

Check out this guide: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Switching/Multicast-Basic-s/m-p/25867/highlight/true#M2125   There is also the multicast troubleshooting guide. https://documentation.meraki.com/Switching/MS_-_Switches/Troubleshooting_and_Support/Troubleshooting/Layer_2_Multicast_and_Troubleshooting   ... View more

By CA, do you mean Certificate Authority? Are you saying you have changed the IIS port to 10,000 for web-delivered certificates? What are you expecting to talk to the CA server? What is reporting the error? ... View more

What does the local status page say about the connection? https://documentation.meraki.com/Platform_Management/Troubleshooting_and_Support/Troubleshooting/Using_the_Cisco_Meraki_Device_Local_Status_Page   ... View more

What country are you in, and which ISP is this? ... View more

I've been having random problems across many shards for (I'm guessing) a week.   I find doing a CTRL-F5 and being patient usually results in it working, eventually.   ... View more

There is also this switch selector tool.  Tick the features that are important to you to see matching models. https://meraki.cisco.com/products/switches/models/   ... View more

Good find. ... View more

I assume that each Azure region would have unique subnets.  I assume that your applications figure out which region is the active one and connect to that.   If so, you don't need to take any special action.  Just deploy the VMXs like normal.  The application will handle the failover. ... View more

Ask for a credit for your current outstanding PDL licensing.  Have that credit applied towards a new subscription licence.  You may also be able to request a monthly payment option.   When you get your new subscription licence, raise a support ticket.  Explain that you have new subscription licences, and that you need the existing PDL licences cancelled so you can apply it. ... View more

These are the controls available to you. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Operate_and_Maintain/How_Tos/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping   This is a screenshot of the wireless firewall and traffic shaping page.   ... View more

A special thanks to @overblower , @pfoster  and @Oren .  And thanks to all the other contributors. ... View more

Thanks for joining the community.   Have you previously used Cisco Meraki technology? ... View more

It's this Chrome setting. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Full-Stack-Network-Wide/Who-is-still-having-an-issue-with-client-names-in-the-Meraki/m-p/282397/highlight/true#M3108   ... View more

This smells like a firmware bug.  Are you running current stable or better firmware? ... View more

I'm going to use this!  This is useful. ... View more

The most common issue I find is mismatched encryption domains.  Make sure both ends have an identical configuration. ... View more

I like syslog on Ubuntu.  Free.   If you are dealing with a large amount of data and need a powerful search, then Splunk is a good option. ... View more

Lehacy per-use MFA is disabled.   We don't have a licence for Identity Protection, nor have we configured any policies using it. ... View more

Please refer to my original post, where I included a screenshot showing that the Enterprise app was excluded from all conditional access policies.   I am not sure what the secret is, then. ... View more

Are you familiar with TwinAx cables?  e,g. https://meraki.cisco.com/product/switches/switches-accessories/ma-cbl-ta-3m/   In the Meraki world, these are copper 10Gb/s cables with an SFP+s on each end.  They can only do short ranges (typically 1m to 3m).  These are "low cost".   When you go down this path, ensure that everything has an SFP+ port, and then utilise these.  Compared to 10GBase-T, they have lower latency, making them better suited for storage applications such as iSCSI and databases.   When it comes to 10G connectivity to servers and storage, I mostly use TwinAx cables. I mostly use fibre for longer links, which tend to be switch to switch on different floors. ... View more

Another easy option is to try increasing the minimum connection speed required for the SSID.   Try making it 12, or 24, or if you have dense coverage, even 54. ... View more

>This only happens when there is lots of activity like a crowd walking down the hall   Increase the frame rate. ... View more