If I recall correctly there were a few issues from older firmware versions that had to do with resolving hostnames. Are you on 18.211.2? Think I saw this happen in the 18.107 versions. ... View more

Firmware? Make sure you have latest stable. Sometimes beta versions will cause this issue. We had it happen to our APs. ... View more

Another problem is that if you can't see the date the licensing expired, you most likely will not be able to add new dashboard keys for licensing renewal.   If the client owns the hardware, I would certainly start a support request journey for them to get admin access to the organisation. If they don't own the hardware, then perhaps time for a hardware refresh/order.    In any case, doesn't sound like a helpful MSP. ... View more

I change the firmware to .3 and the issue got resolve. However, I'm currently having different issue with the current firmware.  ... View more

If I were to reset it to factory settings, would there be a chance that this issue would occur again? Is there a permanent solution or a fix version of the OS being released? I've looked into various options but the only method I can find is to reset it to factory settings. ... View more

My apologies, I need to read better. For "Flows Deny", I am 99% certain that it's going to be an inbound connection from an external IP. We get tons of them every day. I can't give you any other information on Syslog. We let our SIEM translate it. I'm sorry. ... View more

We have the DHCPs on MX. As much as I'm aware the APIPA address will be assign to devices automatically if they are not able to reach to the DHCP server. However this does not seem to be the case here as the devices have assigned the IPs by our DHCP, when I'm looking at client logs. And no error or problem shows on DHCP logs. ... View more

It's working normal here. ... View more

Just to add to what Alemabrahao said, you can think of NAT mode as a "Guest" network. It is completely isolated from your local LAN. So any of your clients getting an IP from a Domain Controller or DHCP won't be able to reach those clients. If you switch to Bridge Mode, those clients will receive an IP based off the subnets you personally created and as a result, you'll be able to communicate over the LAN. They may start getting 192.168.9.X addresses depending on how you configured it.   Hope that helps. ... View more

Usman,   I had this exact same issue with Chromecast. Meraki is a little odd with it. What we ended up doing was set up an SSID specifically for Chromecast. We have the SSID running in Bridge Mode. We had to make sure in Wireless -> Firewall & Traffic Shaping to allow anything on Local LAN. After that, our devices were able to communicate with Chromecast and cast to it. I know you mentioned that it had nothing to do with wireless firewall but make sure to double check the SSID because Local LAN is denied by default. You have to change it to allow.   Let me know how you do. ... View more

muchas gracias  ... View more

This is a great example of a business problem that could benefit from an automation solution. But it might be more economical just to hire someone to manually change SSID settings across the networks in your Org. ... View more

The best place to see firmware changes is under Organization/Firmware upgrades.   It doesn't tell you the prior firmware, but if it was a recent change you can click the "rollback" button to revert the change.   Errors should appear in the event log - but I would hope that they are a rare event.   ... View more

Client VPN sounds simple ... ... View more

Thanks  ... View more