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Jan 30 2024
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Jan 26 2024
1:09 AM
Does anybody has an idea here? Its not possible for us to go with the Layer 3 Switches routing option because there are clients which will move between both buildings and they need to stay in the same SSID and just roam but not connect to a different SSID with a different IP Subnet.
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Jan 19 2024
2:47 AM
Thanks Pablo, When you say "the mechanism that the MRs use to determine if they can reach Dashboard" which MR do you mean? The MR of the radio bridge, so the repeater or do you mean the MR I want to connect to the MS in the neigbour building?
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Jan 19 2024
2:47 AM
Yes, thats my idea: Creating a dedicated SSID for the radio bridge (meshing) and in the neigbour building: creating dedicated SSIDs. But both SSID assigned to the same VLAN. So all clients and Access Points and Switches in the same IP-subnet and VLAN.
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Jan 19 2024
12:14 AM
Hi Community, Currently we are planning to connect a neigbour building to our facility. The idea is to use MR access points for this and use one as the gateway AP and one as the repeater (neigbour building) and then configure it that the repeater will provide the network via its RJ45 port to a MS switch in the neigbour building. All of this is described here: Extending the LAN with a Wireless Mesh Link - Cisco Meraki Documentation But now we also want to connect some MR Access Points to the MS switch and in the KB its stating that this is not supported. Does anybody have an idea why? I mean what is the difference here from the radio bridge perspective that the client is wired and directly connected to the MS and if the client is wireless coming through a MR? In the end this is Layer 2 communication and the radio bridge will never know that its a wireless client. The mentioned solution would be to go with Layer 3 switches in the neigbour building and create new IP subnets there. I do not want to do this because I do not want to have a routing switch. This does not fit to our design, also there are no Meraki 8 Port switches with Layer 3 functionality and I have only space and need for 8 Port switches. Can anybody please help here? Do you already had this challenge? Regards Daniel
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