Hello Community I have noticed that when using the Get Network Clients endpoint, it returns a key value of "wirelessCapabilities:"802.11b - 2.4 GHz" on wired clients which I expect should have a null value if not mistaken as it's a wired client? P.S It does this for all wired clients Please can I get your thoughts?           "id": "xxx",         "mac": "cc:96:",         "description": "xxx",         "ip": "10.205.184.1",         "ip6": null,         "ip6Local": "b1dd",         "user": null,         "firstSeen": "2023-10-23T06:00:17Z",         "lastSeen": "2024-04-20T01:35:30Z",         "manufacturer": "Dell",         "os": null,         "deviceTypePrediction": null,         "recentDeviceSerial": "xZ2"         "recentDeviceName": "xxx1",         "recentDeviceMac": "bc:b1:d",         "recentDeviceConnection": "Wired",         "ssid": null,         "vlan": "10",         "switchport": "2",         "usage": {             "sent": 340843,             "recv": 181635,             "total": 522478         },         "status": "Online",         "notes": null,         "groupPolicy8021x": null,         "adaptivePolicyGroup": null,         "smInstalled": false,         "pskGroup": null,         "wirelessCapabilities": "802.11b - 2.4 GHz"     }, ... View more

Hi Community, Firstly, I want to express my appreciation for the quality of support within this community and the willingness of members to assist. So, thank you to all the contributors. Now, onto business 😉 I have a customer who is experiencing frequent "Primary uplink status changes," and from the ISP perspective, all looks good. I have reviewed the Meraki documentation on "Connection Monitoring for WAN Failover" and would like to make an informed assumption about which specific test is causing the failure event to occur. Previously, Meraki support could not provide this answer. Using these logs as an example:   Based on the time difference of 1 minute and 50 seconds from uplink: 0 >> uplink: 1, I assume it was not ARP that failed, as if it were ARP, it would have transitioned from uplink: 0 >> uplink: 1 within 15 seconds. I came to this assumption from this extract from the Connection Monitoring Test Process: "if a physical link is not detected, the failover would take place immediately." Also, when I run an ARP table query on the MX, I sometimes notice two entries under Internet 1 ARP entries. Is this a possible issue? Basically, the connection is as follows: MX -> NTU -> PE router. ARP Entry 1 is the public IP of the PE router interface, and ARP Entry 2 is the management IP. I know @PhilipDAth has mentioned to check DNS previously on "MX250 WAN1 and WAN2 uplink changes for unknown reason."   Any thoughts are welcome. Thank you! ... View more

Hello Community, We have set up connectivity tests (refer to the example image below) to our ISP PE IP address due to intermittent packet loss issues. Despite replacing the MX and inspecting cables, the problem persists. My concern/question pertains to the network experiencing packet loss being linked to a template. The connectivity tests can only be configured per template and not per network. Since the template encompasses 200+ networks, am I correct in assuming that I have 200 networks attempting to ping the PE IP simultaneously and possibly causing a problem?   ... View more

Hi All, I was wondering if it is possible to get firmware changelog information (see 1st image bellow) via API, or if not, is there an external link that can be accessed? Currently, you can only access it from within the dashboard. For context, I am trying to build a custom firmware notification system rather than relying on the generic Meraki email notifications (see image below). If anyone has done this before or knows of a public repository, please point me in that direction.   Thank you! ... View more

is there an endpoint to upload a photo for the WAN appliance? This is the section in the GUI that allows it.   ... View more