However, you can create a policy like this, as mentioned by @RaphaelL      ... View more

As @RaphaelL said In your example, you removed Friday from the schedule. The PSK will still be active, but without the GP. ... View more

Ok, but I don't understand what policies you are testing, Layer 3, Layer 7, bandwidth?    As I understand it, you must create a different group policy for each iPSK, according to what you want to apply for each one. ... View more

When scheduling is enabled, clock icons next to policies indicate that the respective policy will only be enforced according to the schedule configured below. Outside of the scheduled hours of enforcement, the network default policy will be used. ... View more

The schedule will work for these options:     What exactly are you trying to disable? ... View more

I don't think it will work the way you're hoping. You're stating that you're going to disable the group policy on Fridays for 24 hours, but what do you really intend to disable? The SSID? Or a policy defined in the group policy? Could you explain it a little better, please? ... View more

So you had tagged the VLAN on the AP, now it makes sense, if it had not been tagged the AP would receive the IP of the native VLAN (not tagged), maybe you missed informing this detail. ... View more

In fact, I don't understand your configuration, where is the configuration of the Parent SSID "Production"? Apparently, your configuration is correct. ... View more

Ok, the L3 switch was not mentioned. But if it was solved is the most important. ... View more

By the way, there is no API to check if Umbrella is enabled.  ... View more

Well, It looks like a bug, so my suggestion is to open a support case. ... View more

Are you trying to find it on the Umbrella page or on the Meraki Dashboard Page? On Umbrella you can check here:    On Meraki you can check under Network-wide > Configure > General ... View more

you can also check the Network-wide > Monitor > Traffic analytics ... View more

There are a lot of applications that use UDP ports, you can try to perform a packet capture, but it seems to me a relatively small volume of traffic. You can also send the logs to a syslog server, but I think that packet capture is enough.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Mapping_Layer_7_Firewall_Rules_to_NBAR_IDs ... View more

File sharing programs, such as BitTorrent, are now able to be configured to encrypt traffic as secure HTTPS, potentially bypassing P2P traffic shaping rules that have been configured. Cisco Meraki MX Security Appliances and Wireless APs are capable of detecting some of the encrypted P2P traffic on the network. When encrypted P2P traffic is detected, it will be matched to any configured P2P traffic shaping rules, and honor the limitations that have been configured.  However, if the traffic is encrypted, it may not be possible to accurately classify all of the offending traffic. ... View more

Also, can you show the firewall configuration page? ... View more

Are you trying to create port forwarding rule? The configuration looks fine. Are you configuring another rule (such as the L3 rule) at the same time?     ... View more

Try this:     ... View more

You can try changing the  phase 2 lifetime to 3600s. ... View more

Yes WLC, does not support LACP, but you can use a backup port configuration. 😁 ... View more