I bet it is DNS over HTTPS.   Try blocking the category "DoH and DoT".     Are these machines managed?  If so, create you can create a group policy to disable this.   You can do this on individual machines by following these instructions: https://techdocs.akamai.com/etp/docs/disable-doh-browsers ... View more

I'm not sure you can create a brand new org+network, add kit to it, and have it run without licences.  That would need to be tested (or can someone verify if that works?).   You can definitely add kit to an already existing licenced org, and go into licence violation mode for 30 days. ... View more

MVs can have a higher power draw than MRs due to the built in heaters in the outside models. ... View more

Inverters are pretty cheap. https://www.amazon.com.au/Inverter-Converter-Charging-Socket-Laptop/dp/B0CGGT2J1L/   ... View more

Let me correct my statement about the documentation. I didn't spot some of the links originally. I will give the documentation a 50% score.  But it is a good start for a brand-new product.   It glosses over the whole certificate deployment process.  Advanced users will probably be OK with this, but most Meraki customers will not. It needs to include a walk-through on how to deploy certificates with Intune PKI and Microsoft CA server or at least a link to Microsoft documentation on how to do this. ... View more

>Current firmware the MX250 is MX 18.211.2   I think we are up to something like 18.211.5.  I would try doing an upgrade in case this is an already fixed bug. ... View more

So you would need Advanced Licencing for both MR and MS to use it? ... View more

You need to tell your preferred partner this - not the community.  🙂   If you get stuck, use the Get Help function:   Click on Systems Manager.   And then "Contact your sales representative".     ... View more

Wow, interesting idea! https://documentation.meraki.com/MV/Physical_Installation/MV_Low_Voltage_Power_Adapter_(LVPA)_Installation_Guide   Also note that this is pure power delivery, so you would have to run the AP in MESH mode.   I have only ever used the power injectors (like MA-INJ-4) and told people that have to use an inverter to supply the AC input. ... View more

Have you got AutoRF turned on?       This documentation goes into greater detail: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Location_Analytics/Meraki_Auto_RF%3A__Wi-Fi_Channel_and_Power_Management ... View more

Maybe @BlakeRichardson might know. ... View more

To do this you have to use VMX NAT mode. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Other_Topics/vMX_NAT_Mode_Use_Cases_and_FAQ   This requires re-deploying the VMX.  It has lots of limitations, such as clients can initiate traffic into servers in Azure, but servers can not initiate traffic to clients or AutoVPN spokes. Personally, I would look at using SecureConnect. https://documentation.meraki.com/CiscoPlusSecureConnect You can tunnel all of your traffic through it, and it all appears to come from one subnet (not a single IP). https://support.umbrella.com/hc/en-us/articles/360059292052-Additional-Egress-IP-Address-Range   ... View more

The biggest issue with client load balancing is client support.  The way it works (simplified) is it sends the client a disconnection message.  The client then needs to try and connect to a different AP.   Some clients don't handle this well.  Some just simply disconnect and do nothing.   Computers tend to do this fine.  IoT devices don't tend to handle it that well.  Mobile devices and tablets have variable support. ... View more

If it is just one user, have them change their home subnet.   If you are using something like 192.168.0.0/24 or 192.168.1.0/24 - change the office.  You are going to have issues for the rest of the lifetime of this deployment if you don't. ... View more

I hope they fix up the NAS port type.  Tat is going to break a lot of things.  I would call this a bug.   I assume you are using an up to date firmware? ... View more

First of all - nice gear!   I would go to Network-Wide/Clients, find the device, and click on it.  Then look at the Policy section.  Is anything applied to this device:   Are you running a current stable firmware of better?   Failing that, you'l need to isolate which system is causing the issue.   Try temporarily turning off AMP and IPS under Threat Protection.   Failing that, check (or try temporarily removing) your content filtering rules.       ... View more

It's not one of those features that don't work in templates is it? ... View more

A Systems Manager device.  Like an iPad. ... View more

Where did the device come from? ... View more

>there is no reason to buy any older MRs (for indoor operation).   Personally, I am not pitching or telling any customers about WiFi7 yet, and are still leading with WiFi-6E.  And even then, I still struggle to enable WPA3 and use that extra 6Ghz spectrum.   I'll feel happier once the second generation of the APs come out, or once a lot of the bleeding edge people have used them and can share the experience about broad device compatbility.  Or at least not say how they work poorly with devices. ... View more

> Can i double check that means none of the network configuration would copy over so a move of devices would literally just move the device to show in a new organisation and not copy any configs at all and once moved the devices will just download whatever config is setup on the new network dashboard so if the new dashboard is unconfigured then the devices will pretty much wipe?   That is correct.  You have to migrate all of the config yourself. ... View more