No, you wont be able to plug it in that Internet port and operate in transparent mode. Transparent mode operates between a single Internet port and the LAN ports. Take a look at this article for more information. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Networks_and_Routing/Passthrough_Mode_on_the_MX_Security_Appliance_and_Z1_Teleworker_Gateway
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No. How things plug together will not trigger any rules. Devices creating attack traffic will. So as long as none of your devices are doing this you will be fine.
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The bandwidth limit is a speed limit (such as 5Mb/s) and not a volume limit. To specify a time limit you must be using a splash page. To configure go: Wireless/Splash Page/[scroll to the bottom] Then change "Splash frequency" to be what you would like.
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This URL is often used on the local status page of a switches, but it does not always seem to work for me: https://dashboard.meraki.com/manage/dashboard/show?mac=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx&port=yy
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Thanks @CarolineS - I just got my amazing Meraki Fridge! I had a chat with the FedEx guy but he didn't know what happened to the beers. The fridge was empty. But I'm still very chuffed to have received it for helping participate.
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Why not have it match all switches in the subnet? I usually just give a supernet to cover every switch in every branch. Much easier than configuring devices individually.
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Show us your before and after pictures after you have replaced something with new Meraki kit. I just spent the whole weekend ripping out 500 ports of switching in a factory and putting in all new Meraki kit. These pictures are one of the four main wiring cabinets - before and after the job was done.
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Hmm, this functionality hasn't even been in the dashboard that long. I can not see it in the GUI. It's probably not much help, but I don't usually configure static management addresses on Meraki kit. I tend to use DHCP. That's because there is little point in the device having a fixed IP.
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What connects these two subnets? Layer 3 switch, router, firewall? Does the NPS server run antivirus that also contains a firewall? Is Windows Firewall enabled on the NPS server? If so, has it got an exclusion for the 1812 and 1813 ports?
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Lets check some basics (I'm assuming you are using WPA2-Enterprise mode): Are you running an Enterprise CA? Have you requested a certificate from that CA for the NPS server? In Policies/Network Profiles: On the Overview tab tick "Ignore user account dial-in properties" I normally set a "Condition" that Nas-Port-Type=Wireless Under "Constraints/Authentication Methods" un-tick all methods. Add PEAP. Edit PEAP and make sure the certificate you requested above is selected. Under EAP-Types make sure only EAP-MSCHAPv2 is selected.
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I have had issues with NPS many times where it doesn't log anything to the event viewer, like it should. Enable the option to log to a TXT file. By default it writes it out to: c:\windows\system32\LogFiles And the files begin with IN*. As long as the RADIUS secret is correct it will log success and failed responses there. They are a pain to read.
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