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MRCUR · ‎Feb 8 2018

@CarolineS Awesome! Thanks Caroline!

BlakeRichardson · ‎Feb 6 2018

Now I have an email saying the case is closed and no further action is required, now I have no idea if a replacement is actually being sent or not..... Come on Cisco if this is a serious issue why am I having to read between the lines to work out whats going on??

610Drew · ‎Feb 6 2018

@BlakeRichardson wrote: You mention that is doesn't have the Meraki client installed but has it ever had the client installed? Maybe it wasn't removed properly if it was previously installed. Thank you for your reply. No, this is a new laptop that has never had the Meraki client installed. And if it were somehow related to the Meraki client, why would the issue only be with Chrome uploading something?

fjulianom · ‎Feb 6 2018

Hi, Yeah, according to my switch ports that's correct. Regards, Julián

Asavoy · ‎Feb 5 2018

The uplink port, if trunked, has to match the native Vlan of the trunk port on the other end. However, like I said previously, Meraki terminology is just plain wrong between what it calls Uplink and management or LAN IP. It is a little confusing the way they interchange the terms. One thing I can specifically tell you is that if you have an open port on the Meraki, duplicate your trunk information on it and put it in an inactive state. Then, anytime you need to make changes to the Uplink trunk you will have a backup in case things go awry. If the Meraki loses the ability to reach the cloud, there's really very limited things you can do to fix it via the local interface.

FCB · ‎Feb 5 2018

Thank you

Uberseehandel · ‎Feb 5 2018

https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/QoS_(Quality_of_Service)

Snowman · ‎Feb 4 2018

It was a firewall issue. Many thanks.

sshort · ‎Jan 31 2018

Yep, that's a great resource that creates an awesome pkg that I push out. When I tried to build a dock profile manually I kept having issues with the Downloads folder populating with the ? icon, or Downloads resetting the Finder window view preferences after reboot.

Jacko · ‎Jan 31 2018

Lol, they directed me to a KB article and the community.

TravisN · ‎Jan 29 2018

So I got a crazy idea. Pulled the power out of the switch, plugged it back in, and now everything is working as expected.

francktls · ‎Jan 29 2018

Many Thanks @MerakiDave, For your information, I configured today a MX LAN4 ports with tagged VLAN 10 & 20, all untagged traffic dropped. VLAN & LAN4 interface Config on MX DHCP config on MX Finally MS got it's IP in tagged VLAN 10 DHCP scope status on MX Finally, the MS got an IP because the device is really crafty 😉 This is nice and almost rare behavior in the industry. It's gonna be decisive factor for some of our customers !!! Good job guys, love your products *thumbs up*

MerakiDave · ‎Jan 28 2018

Sounds good, hope all is well. If you are connected to any SSID on the Meraki access point, you can of course open a browser and try hitting some web sites and/or run some of the typical applications the users will need... But you can also open a browser and go to ap.meraki.com which will be intercepted by the access point and show you a local status page. There you can confirm that the AP has a valid working Internet connection to the Meraki cloud, and you'll also be able to see your signal strength, run a speed test, see your network information and what channel you're on, etc. Let us know if you have more questions.

lfischer-gcpl · ‎Jan 25 2018

Done. Email sent.

MRCUR · ‎Jan 20 2018

Great job on this Jared. There's obviously a lot of confusion around DEP (which isn't unsurprising - not the best Apple invention) so hopefully this helps people.

dylan_topgear · ‎Jan 18 2018

Thank you! Ah, that is a pity. But I will put a wish/request in. I naively thought the functionality would be there as it is with the APs. Let's hope that will come through at some point as it is, to my mind, an odd omission.

MRCUR · ‎Jan 17 2018

@BHC_RESORTS wrote: Pretty sure the UAP-AC-LITE only supports passive PoE native. It "supports" 802.3af through the use of a proprietary Ubnt injector. It does support 802.3 now, but you need a unit that specifically supports it. The Lite didn't always support it, so unless the box has a sticker on it indicating compatibility, then it won't work.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jan 1 2018

You can use OSPF and stacking ...

MRCUR · ‎Jan 1 2018

You'll need to remove the AP's from the staging network. You don't need to unclaim them, but they can't be in a network. Also, the network you want to put them into can't yet exist. If you already have the networks created, you can use the import tool to put the AP's into a temp network and then move the AP's into the correct network.

PhilipDAth · ‎Dec 31 2017

No.

MilesMeraki · ‎Dec 28 2017

Check out this article for OSX Split tunnel configuration - https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Client_VPN/Configuring_Split-tunnel_Client_VPN

JaiminPatel · ‎Dec 20 2017

Another way is follow the below link.. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/SSID_Availability Let me know if this answers your question.

NathanW · ‎Dec 19 2017

That's not quite true. Traffic between VLANs on the MX does go through the IPS engine. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX-Z/Content_Filtering_and_Threat_Protection/Threat_Protection#Intrusion_Detection_and_Prevention

BlakeRichardson · ‎Dec 18 2017

I know this isn't much help to you @Avagio but this is exactly why I think its bad practise for support companies to have their clients equipment listed within their own Meraki login, having a organisation setup for each client means the customer has access to their property and makes the support company work hard to keep the customer happy. Good luck and I hope you are able to get a speedy resolution to this.

MerakiDave · ‎Dec 18 2017

Correct @MRCUR IPv6 routing is not there now but being developed on the MX line. @JeromeBL tune into a Meraki Quarterly or Meraki MX webinar and you can ask live Q&A. For example there is an MX webinar coming up on Jan 4th. https://meraki.cisco.com/webinars

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