@AndrewS Just to confirm - if you go to Settings -> General -> Profiles, do you see the Meraki profile there?  ... View more

Driver update will probably do the trick. We've had a LOT of issues with older Intel drivers where we get the same reports of issues you're seeing.  ... View more

How are you enrolling the devices? Do you see the SM profile installed on the device? You should see newly enrolled devices in Dashboard almost immediately.  ... View more

I've successfully used a few of their devices to extend PoE on very long (out of spec) ethernet runs supporting MR devices. We did have one that just up and died completely which was a bit frustrating. We had to purchase a replacement (at a discount) when EnableIT claimed there was water damage to the device.  ... View more

I totally agree with @PhilipDAth at this point. This is especially so with high density environments (like schools or hotels) where a survey is going to tell you to put an AP into every room to meet the client load requirements. Even in the opposite type of environment where there are a low number of clients, doing what Philip suggests is going to get you 95% of the way there.  ... View more

@DanStewart No wireless functionality is available at launch (I suspect the firmware to support it isn't complete).  ... View more

You will need to be an org admin to do this.    Go to Organization - MDM. There is an "Unenroll" button in the Android for Work section. After you do this, you should be able to set up Google as the EMM provider in the G Suite Admin Console.  ... View more

We have this as part of the dock. Doesn't seem to cause any problems when users are off network - no noticeable delay and I haven't gotten any complaints about it.  ... View more

In Dashboard, click Help - Firewall info. The iOS specific info is included in there as well (the 17.0.0.0/8 network).  ... View more

@Uberseehandel Enable it where?    This is not an MX network.  ... View more

@Kapil That's definitely not the line support engineers are towing...  ... View more

LACP isn't supported by ESXi unless you have Ent Plus. But as @PhilipDAth mentioned, you can just plug all of the physical NIC's on your ESXi host into your MS switch and make sure in ESXi your vSwitch has all of the pNIC's assigned to it.  ... View more

What version of Android are these devices running? AfW is a mess on 5.1 with SM currently.  ... View more

@Alex69 That's interesting. It appears that only Android has this issue. When you select iOS, you can paste in the key values on their own.    @Melissa Is this a known issue? ... View more

Have you considered using dedicated SSID's on the MR side but using tags to only broadcast the SSID's needed on each AP? This is how we accomplish this, but it's a very small office with only three to four tenants.  ... View more

@RodrigoC Good to know - thank you! ... View more

@RodrigoC How does the "priority" on cases created through Dashboard influence the support process?  ... View more

@PhilipDAth The *only* times I've had to hold for a long time is when the transfer process between call centers seems to be broken. I've only encountered this around the times where the office answering is changing. This seems to happen somewhere between 7-8AM Eastern in the US where it switches from the Sydney office to the San Francisco office. Generally hanging up and calling back gets me right to someone.  ... View more

Both snooping & flooding are disabled.    I also confirmed that multicast traffic is handled by the CPU in MS devices which is certainly unfortunate. There definitely isn't enough (or any?) protections in place on the current MS firmware to ensure the switches can survive during high loads of multicast traffic (or any CPU heavy task). This is extra frustrating on cloud managed devices because it becomes very hard to gather info from the devices in these states.  ... View more

30% currently, which had absolutely no impact during testing.  ... View more

It's disabled for all switches on the network. We also have the new storm control settings enabled which had no effect either. Only the ACL's provided stability.    I suspect we've come across a bug...  ... View more

Unfortunately 10.16 made the issue worse. Both MS425's kept crashing. We have narrowed the cause down to multicast traffic which seems to be getting amplified by the 425's somehow. Putting in ACL's to block this traffic across the network has resulted in much lower CPU usage and a stable network. I'm waiting to hear back with MS engineering's thoughts.  ... View more

It looks like Microsoft rewrote the article I originally linked to. This one provides the correct config settings: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt829322(v=exchg.160).aspx ... View more

I don't believe it's the WAN links because you can see the packet loss inside of the building when trying to ping any of the SVI's that reside on the core MS425 stack. It isn't simply packet loss to destinations outside of the building across the WAN links.    I have tried what you suggested with iPerf to generate significant load on each of the WAN links. When I do this after hours, there are no issues. I'm very confident this issue is only present during regular hours, I suspect as the result of someone or something coming onto the network during the day    The support engineers I've spoken with have all confirmed there is very high CPU usage on the master stack switch throughout the day. They've also confirmed it returns to normal load (~20%) after hours. One interesting change from moving to 10.16 firmware is that both switches in the stack are now showing significant CPU usage. This is very unexpected given that the slave switch shouldn't be doing any CPU intensive tasks while being a slave.  ... View more