@CaseyBrown, you have the option to "Clone" existing group policies that you can in turn mold to fit another use. You can also apply group policies to entire VLANs which may benefit depending on your network structure. You could copy your campus wide policy and remove the Netflix restriction and apply that to the clients that need it. Make sure to remember the order in which the policies are applied, as well.    https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Group_Policies#What_is_the_order_of_priority_for_Group_Policies.3F ... View more

Hi @CaseyBrown,    You can create Group Policies to apply to those users who need access to Netflix under Network wide > Group Policies.    Meraki Group Policy documentation ... View more

Quite perplexing @jelockwood. Sounds like a call to support might be in order?  ... View more

"License info" would normally be where the "Upgrade" option shows in your dashboard (I imagine this shows for you as a Systems Manager only network). I would think that because it has an "Upgrade" option that it is probably a legacy network, but don't have any way to prove that. It could possibly show you what you have if you select Upgrade? ... View more

I also have a personal dashboard I setup for testing. Under Organization > License info, it has a Systems Manager section to state the version. Maybe look there as well.    ... View more

Hi @jelockwood,    What is your device count total in Systems Manager? I believe this would have determined whether you fell into Legacy (with > 100 devices) or into the Free 100 (with < 100 devices) when they changed the license model.    See: https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2015/03/one-systems-manager-to-rule-them-all/   ... View more

Ah, I hear you loud and clear now @jared_f.  ... View more

Hey @jared_f,    Will the Supervised iOS restrictions for Keep Device name up-to-date not serve your purpose? I may be misunderstanding. It does also state that "The device name cannot be set from Dashboard if 'Allow modification of device name' is disabled."  ... View more

Hi @Mike_Rapp,    I think you'll want to reach out to Meraki support for in depth hardware diagnostics.  ... View more

Hi @CCTDEB,    I think this sort of depends on what details within the utilization you're looking for. Under Network-wide > Traffic analytics, you can filter for your Security Appliance and see pretty detailed usage by application. Are there specific utilization details that you're looking for?   ... View more

Hi @JoeD,    I used a camera in a very congested portion of our manufacturing production floor. I was trying to identify the times and specific areas where we had issues with line moves. I had to move a single camera several times to identify the best angle to get the most complete data. It worked well for us, but we also have quite a bit of head room in our building and I was able to get far enough away to get the complete spread I needed within the frame. I have moved the camera elsewhere since, but it worked out nicely. The Heat Map Analytics is still in Beta (I believe) and so I would think it should get a little better in the future. Currently, you can filter by hour or by day. I'll show you one of our cameras we have up now. Depending on how detailed the area of monitoring and total area coverage within the frame, I could see it being problematic for very detailed, specific areas of interest while using a single camera (especially if you have high traffic throughout the rest of the frame). One thing I hope they will add in the future is to be able to show a heat map of a video wall with multiple cameras. Other than the heat map itself, there is no true data analytics on movement that I can tell. Hope this helps.  ... View more

Hi @Steve-Potter,    I had a similar issue that I ran into a while back. It turned out that the content filtering was still being applied to the access point itself. I created a Group Policy with a content filtering override and applied that to the management vlan that the access points fell into. You might check there?  ... View more

Sent my wife pictures of my sweet new couch blanket...but as soon as she saw it had a pocket, she called dibs. I'm gonna have to see if I can earn a second one! ... View more

@edunnington, if you already have your dashboard setup with the device added...   You can go to Help > Firewall Info and it should show you exactly what is needed for cloud connectivity for the devices within your Meraki network. (I realize this may only be the single MS that you have) ... View more

@Mr_IT_Guy, that is one adorable doggo! I would totally buy a my size matching Meraki sweater if it was available. Great job guys, way to support the growing community!!!  ... View more

Swag from the pop-up event in Dallas today. Love me some socks.    ... View more

Thanks for the info, @PhilipDAth!    Do you know where the documentation for that is? I can't seem to find but feel like I've had it before when I was researching for our implementation...   ... View more

Hi, See https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/MS_Switch_SFP_and_SFP__Overview While it is not “Meraki Certified,” it very well may work (I currently do not use any Meraki Certified sfp modules with no issues). Just know that you may have somewhat limited support with any issues regarding the use of non Meraki Certified parts. ... View more

Hi @nav46,    Systems Manager is very much an Enterprise Mobility Management solution. While I like it for our workstations and mobile devices, it's simply not designed to be an IT asset management platform. I use the Notes section on the devices to drop in license keys in use and pertinent information, which helps. The ease of use and great search ability meets most of our needs now.    I've used FreshService in the past and use Spiceworks currently for some additional management/insight/reporting/help desk. You might look there or search for some other IT asset management solutions if that's more along the lines of what you're looking for.  ... View more

Hi @averythomas,    The only way I can think of at the moment to allow this would be to have a different vLan for each AP SSID/Apple TV setup. Then you could enable the forwarding for AirPrint and not set forwarding for AirPlay. As long as your clients on that AP/SSID are on the same vLan as your Apple TV, it should show available (as long as firewall rules allow it) and you can see all available AirPrint printers on the vLan that is forwarded.   ... View more

@dlevens HAHA...I'm just overlooking all sorts of things today.  ... View more

@dlevens, I found it.    Organization > Summary Report and then filter on your MX for your site. You get a usage over time area. Make sure you are using the New Version of the page as well.  ... View more