Are you using L2TP?   On VPN configuration > TCP/IPv4 > Advanced, disable default gateway to remote network or something like that:         ... View more

Have you checked this article?   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Meraki_Local_Authentication_-_MR_802.1X ... View more

Do you have a Cisco DNA license? If yes, you don't need to purchase a Meraki license.   Edited:   https://meraki.cisco.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/quick-start-migrating-cisco-DNA-management-mode-to-meraki-management-mode.pdf ... View more

In time, What firmware version are you running?  ... View more

Nope, well, there are many reasons that could be causing this issue. How many access points do you have in your infrastructure? Have you performed a site survey? It's normal to have dissociation when clients doing roaming.   So I suggest two things: First read the documentation. Second, try to update client's driver Wi-Fi. ... View more

On SSID configuration.      I suggest you to take a look on these documentations:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices   It's not just install access points, and It will work like magical, you have to follow some best practices. ... View more

Are 802.11r and 802.11w enabled?  ... View more

Did you notice this issue in a particular device type (android, Windows, IOS, Etc.) or all devices? What type of authentication are you using? Are 802.11r and 802.11w enabled?   Take a look on this documentation:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices ... View more

Hi,   Well, It's non Meraki peer VPN, do you have access to Peer? On peer probably is configured subnet 192.168.1.0/24 as interesting traffic, so who configured it, needs to change the interesting traffic for 192.168.1.0/23 after change your configuration mask on MX. On Vlan Mismatch I can see that It's another IP range 192.168.137.x. Do You have another DHCP server on your network? If not, you have to investigate it.   ... View more

Can you show your configurations? Do you have a topology? Do you have a switch below MX? ... View more

@RJones,   It's not a new account creation, look, for example If you add my e-mail as an administrator in your organization It will be showed on my MSP portal, but my e-mail is an existent account on Meraki dashboard, so maybe someone did It using your e-mail, but maybe It was a mistake.   You got It? ... View more

Yeah, but when you have permission on another organization (even read-only) it will show on MSP portal, maybe someone added your email by mistake. ... View more

Did you notice this issue in a particular device type (android, Windows, IOS, Etc.) or all devices? What type of authentication are you using? Are 802.11r and 802.11w enabled?   Take a look on this documentation:   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices ... View more

@Craig10    This is a rather difficult discussion. By default, Auto TX Power is enabled to facilitate management and most importantly, APs adjust transmit power to prevent signals from overlapping, thus avoiding interference, high channel utilization, among other things. In most scenarios, the recommendation is always to leave it automatic, and we usually adjust it manually in HDX environments and other specific cases. So my recommendation is not to change it if you don't have RF expertise.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Location_Analytics/Meraki_Auto_RF%3A__Wi-Fi_Channel_and_Power_Management ... View more

Are you sure you don't have admin access on organizations? ... View more

Using auto-blocking is recommended in cases where you believe there is a rogue access point in your infrastructure. If you identify a rogue AP, it is recommended that you locate it and fear the appropriate measures.   As informed by @GreenMan, It consumes Airtime too. ... View more

In all my customers I use Public IP without a CG-NAT, It has been working well. So I assume that the answer is yes. 🙂 ... View more

You are correct. I tested here with port forwarding, but the connection was not established. I saw on logs that the connection was closed. 😕 ... View more

I observed some people talking about the same issue when ISP uses CG-NAT, but I don't know If the issue was solved.   Is it possible to ask your ISP to create a port forwarding for these ports?   I will try to simulate It here. ... View more

Are they using CG-Nat ? ... View more

I've tested the VPN client on all my clients running the same version, and it worked without any issues. That's why I believe it is something before the MX. ... View more

What version are you running? In my opinion, It is a bug or the issue is before MX. ... View more

I think you should have to open a case with Meraki support. ... View more

@NickKova    Can you provide more detail about your network? Like a topology or something like that. I'm confused now, because I noticed that the IP ranges is not the same that you described when you started the topic. ... View more

Have you tried to disable Windows firewall? Just for test. ... View more