@FlyingFrames you have been able to create 15 SSIDs per network, not per AP.  This has been useful where you have a site with lots of APs and want some SSIDs to only advertise on a small group of them.  We use this feature at our larger sites and do have over 8 SSIDs, but not that many on any individual AP.  I'd hope the MR57 doesn't limit the network to 8 SSIDs although with iPSK this wouldn't be the issue it once was...   ... View more

Yes, I can do it via API. However, it would be much easier if you had a button to export the existing list. ... View more

@Djsky123if you want I can test it with your Facebook page without problems. ... View more

Thats great, I really appreciate you testing this. Much appreciated!! ... View more

https://meraki.cisco.com/ja-jp/product/security-cameras/outdoor-security-cameras/mv72x/ ... View more

So turned out was never an issue with the switch firmware updates, it was the NPS certificate expired, coincidentally expired the same day meraki did the firmware updates so they got the blame. Weird that testing the radius server still passed with the expired cert. Anyway thought I'd fess up it was my fault all along. ... View more

You can use iPSK on the SSID without RADIUS for up to 50 clients. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/IPSK_Authentication_without_RADIUS  ... View more

by the way, I noticed that the client Is receiving RSSI 100, It means that there is not a good signal.     https://www.metageek.com/training/resources/understanding-rssi/   ... View more

OK, thank you. There are two things that will cause a flap: 1. 100% CPU spikes, but these, in my experience, flap all the active interfaces 2. Energy Efficient Ethernet being enabled on a non-Meraki switch or router. This is a known issue.    What is the make/model of the switch you are using between the ISP and the MX?  ... View more

Guess what, my on-prem lost reachability this Sat. The remote end is ASA but the Azure GW can still be reachable. This log was last week with Meraki support not sure why Azure is sending delete packet. Gonna try to find out what happen to the on-prem. ... View more

@mjenks I don't know what type of devices are you testing, but Have you checked the firewall on the device? Have you performed a packet capture? ... View more

One thing you can ask support is how long a device has been up.  An easy way to determine if a device has been crashing ... ... View more

Hi @PhilipDAth. Noted on this Thank you for you help.  ... View more

I maybe difficult to explain, but please kindly find the image for reference. When we try to modified and save, it alert as the image reference. ... View more

I had to get the CPU utilization figure from support. In my case, I had all active ports flapping, not just the WAN links, so if you are only seeing it on the WAN side I'd assume the issue isn't the same. Just figured I'd mention it. ... View more

@Arif4869 : It is for Concurrent users https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/MX95%2F%2F105_Datasheet   ... View more

Of course! I'm dumb. When I connected the switch it was sending out BPDU's like crazy, and because we had BPDU guard enabled, the Meraki port transitioned to a disabled state. Because it is a switch and not a client device it would always send BPDU's.   Thank you @ww and @alemabrahao for the info. ... View more

Yep, there is no easy way, you have to change your addressing. ... View more

"Assign group policies automatically by device type" option works within each SSID network where it's defined, as I tested using an Apple ipad and an android phone.  A single Deny Any to Any rule + an Allow UDP port 67 allows a device to obtain an IP address seemingly to allow access but all traffic to anywhere is denied.  Although, you do need to allow for existing traffic streams to die off then all new traffic would effectively be blocked. This fulfills my goal of kicking all personal devices off our existing PSK SSID without changing the passphrase.  This forces everyone to use the guest SSID instead.   After the above is done for a while, we'll implement iPSK with RADIUS where we have a central MAB database of devices using different PSKs. ... View more

I had the same "problem" and I had to configure all the switches again. 😑 ... View more