Afternoon Richard,  Did you ever get this working? I am trying to for a deployment and as soon as I enabled the MFA extension, my RADIUS requests are denied and logs state that the packets are malformed. Disabling the MFA extension resolves it immediately. Currently using Server 2025 for NPS.  ... View more

We have been using ISE to authenticate wireless and wired client for past 5 years and these are the ports set up    1812 for RADIUS 1813 for accounting ... View more

You know you can do this with an ordinary Windows Server without buying anything extra?  You install the Windows NPS component. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Configuring_RADIUS_Authentication_with_WPA2-Enterprise   ... View more

I think what you're looking for is Organization > Summary report.   Select Entire Organization, under NETWORK(S)   then the time frame you want, next to Summary Report, right at the top - then look at the Client stats on the RHS.  You can export to Excel if you wish, top right. If you need more granular than that, I think you'll need to use the API.   If you don't want all Networks, but still more than one, you will need to add a Tag to all the required ones, and filter by that ... View more

Thanks, I will arrange for the 2 injectors to be swapped around and see if the issue moves to the other AP ... View more

Hi @Richard-Tapp, Brash and cmr pretty much covered it! This Product End-of-Life (EOL) Policy page is another great reference 🙂   A product's EOL (End-of-Life) and EOST (End-of-Support) date are basically equivalents and reference the same date. When the device reaches EOL/EOST, the product's lifetime warranty period also ends (if it's a product covered by a lifetime warranty, which MS switches are.) Additionally, the device is no longer affirmatively supported by Cisco Meraki (please still feel free to open a Meraki Technical Support case on these devices if needed, but please be aware that this support will be on a best case effort basis and not guaranteed.) After the EOL/ EOST date, the changes that may occur will include the following: Cisco Meraki cannot guarantee that legacy hardware products will be able to connect to the management software indefinitely following the EOST Date; Cisco Meraki Technical Support may no longer troubleshoot the legacy hardware products; Cisco Meraki may no longer issue firmware updates or patches for the legacy products; and New software features available for the management software may not be compatible with the legacy hardware functionality or with the firmware running on the legacy hardware.   Best,  Feli   ... View more

Hi Richard-Tapp,  It is advised to upgrade all APs for a network at once as it is against best practice to have a mixed firmware environment. The request to test firmware on one device can be made but it is not guaranteed to be accepted. The complication with running deprecated firmware is that it becomes more difficult to support especially if we are suspecting an issue related to a bug. We additionally would have the option to roll back firmware if we found it to be necessary.  I would still encourage re-opening your last Support case with Meraki Support to resume troubleshooting the issue and updating to a current stable firmware to help serve as an additional data point that this issue is spanning multiple firmware versions.  As you clarified the APs are offline for extended periods It would be good to access their local status page and obtain the support data file for support to review.  ... View more