Hi @BrandonS    It should still be there! It is live data. If the client is not connected, there is no band to display.  Try backing out of the clients view, and choose a currently active wireless client. Do you see the reported band on those devices? ... View more

Consider it a wish/feature request made @HFBCSoundbooth  🙂   We'll consider it for a future release. Where would you expect to see this date, just below or beside the current version? Perhaps tapping the firmware version provides the date? ... View more

Hello @potat,   It is as simple as providing the license key and enabling security features. There are no external dashboards to utilize. Do submit feature requests in the app via the "Make a wish" tool so we know how to best display and utilize the security measures area of the app. ... View more

We do not currently support MAC whitelisting, @potat, but its something we're looking into. Would IPSK in any way interest you, or do you just need a simple MAC whitelist?     ... View more

Hello @potat    Most of our hardware supports the IPv6 stack, such as GS and GR. The GX however does not yet route IPv6 traffic. This is definitely on our road map to be supported in the future but we do not currently have any form of ETA. ... View more

Hi @LooxGood    You can delete your Meraki Go account from the Settings tab in the mobile app. This will free up your email for use in the enterprise system. ... View more

Hi @olavrb    I see it is still not listed as fixed on the aforementioned websites, but I do believe a patch has been released and made available for the GR for version 27.7 and beyond. I will work to ensure this information is distributed accordingly, as well as circle back here if I find that this is not the case.   Most of our users are on 27.7 firmware, but if you have yet to be upgraded our support team would be more than happy to help. You can get in touch by opening a support case in the mobile app.     ... View more

The majority of Meraki Go users will stay automatically up to date on the most current versions, @HFBCSoundbooth. ... View more

For now, if you are eager for an upgrade, get in touch with support via the app (in the settings menu). We're more than happy to upgrade anyone's firmware at any time if you see it as inconsistent or out of date. Over the next few months, these instances should start to diminish significantly. ... View more

Thanks, Tom! I think it would make sense to automatically white list the external splash page URL. That feels like a hoop you shouldn't have to jump through. Thank you for keeping me in the loop and I'm glad you got this sorted out. ... View more

Could you actually make the wish in the app @TomTownsend? I was hoping to get in touch with you and get to know the current configuration better by reviewing your wish. That way you wouldn't need to expose any email or account information here in the community. ... View more

Hi arnaud36, That 836 Mbps is achievable only under what would be literally perfect conditions. I'm surprised you were capable of doing this with a single connected client. Are these tests being done with a single device or while multiple devices are using the access point at the same time? The hardware in the access point allows 836 Mbps as the top speed for a single client device, meaning that client would not only have to be 802.11ac capable, it would also have to negotiate multiple spatial streams successfully to achieve these rates. It could have been a driver update on the client machines, or even a potential firmware update on the GR60 (we've been pushing firmware updates to GR over the past quarter). I recommend opening a support case to rule out firmware, if there was an upgrade timed with this problem it would be a strong indicator as to why the sudden change (but that sudden change could be client drivers, too). ... View more

Hello @AVS-Design-Inc, Firmware is set when creating your account, and will be the stable release as of account creation. Afterwards, critical firmware patches will be applied as needed to ensure a secure and high quality product over time. Firmware release notes can be provided by support as required by customers. If there ever deems to be a high demand for this we may tool out the required screens to show firmware release notes, but as of today this is a feature request to make it readily available in the app. It is always available upon request. ... View more

Hello @Tom Redirect loops can certainly happen under particular configuration. I think this situation merits some attention. I agree, there are too many hoops here and I think we can improve the situation. Could you do me a favor and make a wish in the app regarding this? Something along the lines of "Help with external landing page" would work, and we'll take a look at how things are configured and what the flow should be to make this a bit simpler. ... View more

Hi @Davide1979    The Meraki Go switch and MR42 will create VLANs and segment your layer 2 network, but each VLAN will require a router and a gateway interface in said VLAN to actually reach the internet. That netgear router needs to do that bit.   For example, let us say you have 10 devices on VLAN20 all using static IPs in the network 192.168.20.0/24. What is their assigned gateway IP address for the internet? It should be the netgear router, and let's just say that is 192.168.20.1 for ease.   The netgear router would need to be able to have an interface in each VLAN in order to provide each network a gateway to the internet. It would need, for example, another interface in the Guest VLAN30 and yet another in the management VLAN10 in order for those networks to reach anything in another network (i.e. routed). ... View more

Your best bet is using an external landing page that supports the features you want in that particular splash page, such as multiple languages.   @Baydaa  ... View more

You should be all sorted out now @stevec101, again we sincerely apologize for the situation.   As far as hardware goes we realize there is a need for it and there is definitely ongoing talks about what our next generation of hardware will look like. However there is no time table I can provide today. ... View more

There is some IPv6 support.   The GR access points support IPv6 bridging - when a network/SSID is configured in bridge mode IPv6 traffic will be passed. This will not work if in NAT mode.   The GS series switches can pass IPv6 traffic, but require IPv4 for management traffic.   The GX security gateway does not currently support IPv6 routing.   Hope this helps @Camfj141    Edit: DFS is supported. The GR access points should be able to operate on DFS channels and adhere to the restrictions associated with them. If you have any problems configuring them as such, please open a support case in the app. ... View more

Hello @brynocular    You might want to head over to the Enterprise forums: https://community.meraki.com/ You've found yourself on the Meraki Go community, and this product does not leverage an API.   It does sound reasonable that you've hit a limit of sorts, you can ask in the appropriate forum linked above. However, a solution would be to use action batches and chunk this batch up into pieces. ... View more

Hi @stevec101 ,   Our sincere apologies for the delay resolving this matter for you. Please check your e-mail to see if appropriate next steps have been issued, and if not please bump your previous e-mail so we can be sure to address the matter promptly.   Thank you for your patience, I understand this is not an ideal situation. We're working to improve this particular resolution path to involve less manual intervention. ... View more

Hi @UpstateCabling    I'll look into this behavior - it sounds like there is validation logic preventing something you are completely allowed to do when creating a new wired network.   The warning you are seeing is simply a warning, but it means the IP address received automatically was done on a different VLAN than has been configured.   Given the wording of the error, it sounds like "VLAN 1" was set on the GX20 for the uplink, but no VLAN 1 is set upstream (or maybe it is untagged) and the GX is actually not using VLAN 1. As a result, it lets you know it went with VLAN 0 (none) as opposed to the configured VLAN 1.   Can you set the VLAN on the IP of the GX to 0 or nothing and see if the error goes away? It may take up to 10~15 minutes in a worst case scenario. The "Learn more" link should provide a link to documentation to learn more as well. ... View more

Hello @mm-418    Perhaps you should name each of these access points so it gets less confusing in our conversation.   Even if you turn meshing off, the device has to pull that configuration change down from the cloud so it has to check in and be online successfully first.   If you disconnected the online AP and everything still works, the meshed repeater couldn't possibly remain a meshed repeater with no gateway and everything remain functional. It sounds like the app did not update to show the new status of the access point. It can take up to 5 minutes, and you have to pull to refresh in the app to be sure the most recent data is pulled down.   The third AP which is unwired so it should be meshed sounds like it is. It is reporting LAN IP = None, which has to first get to the cloud then back down to your mobile app. It is impossible to report LAN IP = None without a mesh connection, as it would need an IP address to actually succeed in doing so.   Finally, I wonder if you have an IP conflict between the two access points? I don't sense a bug with the provided information thus far. ... View more

@jake123 The GS110 series switches now allow configuration of voice VLAN on any access port configured. The GS110 will not allow any QoS configuration. ... View more

Hi @fkuris    Its time to figure out where the breakage occurs. We know you have an IP in this situation you have described, so lets find out where access cuts out: Can you access the GR local status page you are directly connected to? Navigate to the IP address of the GR in your phones/mobile devices browser. Navigate to my.meraki.com - using DNS instead of an IP. Does this work? If this failed, DNS is not working. Perhaps due to packet loss. Can you ping anything in a command prompt like ping 8.8.8.8? Might need a laptop for this test. There could be various causes to this behavior, and I'm suspecting high interference on 2.4 Ghz just for this access point's location. ... View more