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Brash · ‎May 26 2023

The Anyconnect configuration gives the client an IP from a configured subnet. You might be able to set a fixed IP address for the client on the clients page but it would require some testing to see whether it would work.

Brash · ‎May 26 2023

Do you have detailed analytics turned on for that network? Check under -> Newtwork wide -> settings

Brash · ‎May 26 2023

I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but it sounds like your 2960X is your single point of failure in this scenario. For true redundancy and failover, you probably want to have another in a switch stack, and connect one MX per switch and spread the AP's between the two switches.

Brash · ‎May 26 2023

It is normal when applied to the vlan that you won't see it applied in the client list. Firewall changes to the group policy impact new flows through the MX. So if there is an existing network flow to YouTube, you might need to wait for that to time out.

Brash · ‎May 25 2023

SAML dashboard administrators cannot view or generate API keys. Reference: https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Cisco_Meraki_Dashboard_API

Brash · ‎May 25 2023

Are you an Organisation admin in the Meraki Dashboard? You can check under organization -> Administrators

Brash · ‎May 24 2023

Yes, as per the SFP compatibility matrix, that SFP is supported with MX105's SFP and Stacking Accessories - Cisco Meraki

Brash · ‎May 24 2023

You're correct, Meraki client VPN only supports a single subnet. It is fairly limited in its features. If you need to restrict some clients from accessing some parts of the network, you will need to do so using group policies. Create multiple Client VPN for Multiple Network - The Meraki Community Meraki also supports Cisco Anyconnect VPN, which can provide additional features and profiles, but only one subnet for address pooling. Note that this does however require an additional license. AnyConnect on the MX Appliance - Cisco Meraki

Brash · ‎May 19 2023

I think the question was more around enterprise MR license and MX advance sec license in the same org, which as far as I'm aware, is completely supported for both co-term and PDL

Brash · ‎May 19 2023

No, there's no way to remove the antenna without breaking warranty and potentially damaging the device.

Brash · ‎May 18 2023

Bummer. I had so much hope they were doing a CL in Sydney this year. Haha.

Brash · ‎May 18 2023

Vegas is a little too cost prohibitive 🤣 @PhilipDAth Is there a CL Sydney that I'm unaware of or do you mean Melbourne?

Brash · ‎May 18 2023

Oh man that's nasty! That switch is probably quite the ant graveyard.

Brash · ‎May 18 2023

The information should be in the event log (network wide -> event log). Or if you export logs to a syslog server, you can find it there.

Brash · ‎May 15 2023

What version on MX firmware are you running?

Brash · ‎May 15 2023

The MR76 doesn't come with external antenna. You need to buy them separately

Brash · ‎May 11 2023

The difference is the total amount of available PoE power. You can verify the PoE power differences in the spec sheet

Brash · ‎May 11 2023

You can submit a content category dispute with Cisco Talos https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Content_Filtering_Powered_By_Cisco_Talos#Content_Category_Dispute Beyond that, for your own systems, you can add your URL to the whitelist in content filtering.

Brash · ‎May 10 2023

I'd suggest to where to caution and follow the documentation if you're removing the stack member to replace it. https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Stacking/Switch_Stacks#Replacing_and_Cloning_Stack_Members If you just want to remove the stack member and not replace it, I'm not sure if there's a process but I've seen instances where people have had to rebuild the stack entirely.

Brash · ‎May 10 2023

Yes, you can configure a hairpin rule utilizing 1:1 or 1:Many NAT on the Meraki MX gateway. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/HairPin-Nat-Loop-back-NAT/m-p/24268

Brash · ‎May 9 2023

You can perform some customisations under wireless -> splash page but it's somewhat limited. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Splash_Page#Customizing_Splash_Content For more customization options, you can redirect to your own server and build a splash page, or use an integration such as Splash access.

Brash · ‎May 7 2023

If you click the link "logs" in the bottom right, it should download a text file detailing every step performed. It might provide further information.

Brash · ‎May 6 2023

The Meraki order number is the one to claim. Verify it's entered correctly. Assuming it is, contact support

Brash · ‎May 6 2023

Have there been any recent changes on the upstream firewall? If you go to help -> firewall info, do you seen any failures in the firewall test results?

Brash · ‎May 6 2023

Without any errors, screenshots, log snippets or context, there's really nothing anyone here in the community can do to help you. My suggestion is to verify you've met all of the prerequisites, and if you receive a fairly generic error during the process, download and look at the log from the onboarding application to see at what stage it failed.

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