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bkrautner

Hi, As regards the following item: In rare cases, MX67C, MX68CW, and Z3C appliances may fail to enter into a "Ready" state despite being able to register to a cellular network and obtain an IP address for the modem. Seems it may also need to include Z4C's as well, as seems to have been allocated IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, but not showing as Ready: Seems to be up, but not really 100% sure.

GIdenJoe

For native MS switches like the MS130 you DO get a power cord if you order from the US but you do NOT get one if you order outside of the US. For Catalyst switches it is not as clear. I found that native Catalyst switches and secondary PSU's in Cisco DNA mode do come with localized power cords but the -M (Meraki managed variants) don't come with them. But I am based in the EU so I'm not sure for the US.

Sith00

Thank you for some clarifications around this. So to sum it up, the bt standard in this case is used to achieve mgig support poe over 4 wires? Still 30w on port and 25.5 for the PD?

RobustMeraki · ‎Sep 30 2024

what access points from does Assa Abloy support? (https://www.assaabloy.com/pl/en/solutions/products/digital-access-solutions/aperio) I cannot access this link and I have to login here. Maybe this is for Meraki internal employees. Can this be shared with us?

RWelch · ‎Sep 26 2024

@RogerMurdock Yes - I (too) had a similar experience and discovered it boiled down to the way T-Mobile sets up services/devices. The work around that I took was to "ask" for their home cellular gateway appliance and unlimited service. Once I established the T-Life mobile app requiring me to confirm the 6-digit passcode to the home cellular device and service worked on their hardware...I turned off the device and pulled the SIM card. Their home cellular gateway was at NO additional charge. The SIM was put into the MG51 and works as planned - you might have to add your MG IMEI to the plan for the device to work. Probably not the most ideal way to proceed but it got me over the hump per se with establishing T-Mobile service since I wasn't a T-Mobile customer prior to receiving the MG51.

SteffenG · ‎Sep 24 2024

Hi @BlakeRichardson , did you find a solution for the mobile use case? I have the same requirement 🙂 I would like to use it in mobile Vans. Thanks Steffen

cmr · ‎Sep 24 2024

I don't imagine that this is planned to be back ported to older hardware architectures like the MS250. Which is a shame...

Shubh3738 · ‎Sep 10 2024

I have the same issue before upgrading the version. Now its stable for me from last 1-2 months.

Techie2000 · ‎Sep 9 2024

This is now possible through the MultiWAN backup feature implemented in firmware build 18.2 and higher. Documentation: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MultiWAN_Backup_Uplink

MauroF · ‎Sep 4 2024

Does changing this configuration(uplink client sampling) create any issue with the network?

Ryan_Miles · ‎Aug 16 2024

The MA-RCKMNT-KIT-1 price has been drastically reduced thankfully and now has a list price of $2.01 USD.

thomasthomsen · ‎Aug 12 2024

Hmmm the AP lies to me, my phone is connected with 6Ghz ... interesting 🙂

cmr · ‎Aug 12 2024

I'd open a case ASAP and I'm sure it won't take that long as it would be anti competitive.

NayomiK · ‎Jul 15 2024

Hi there, here is the answer to your question: If you attended an instructor-led CMNA training before January 2024 and successfully passed the assessment, you will be able to download your certificate from the Meraki Partner Portal (after logging in, click on your name at the top right corner, select "My sessions") If you completed the digital version of CMNA, the certificate will be available in the Meraki Learning Hub within the My Transcript section. You will be able to view and download your certificate on that page. In addition, I would like to share our updated CMNA FAQ where you could find more information regarding the program.

0verwatch3d · ‎Jul 15 2024

Yeah though referencing to the previous model Z3 or Z3C power cord is included for US order. But for this Z4 or Z4C there is no footnote.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jun 30 2024

Haha. That will not go down well in many corporate environments who want their APs to blend in. 🙂

kchand · ‎Jun 27 2024

Hello @SatCool , I would suggest going through the MX datasheet to identify which model will suit your setup based on your requirements as well as the budget. https://meraki.cisco.com/product-collateral/mx-family-datasheet/?file

TheAlchemist · ‎Jun 18 2024

Sure, think it will tell WAN port utilization , that would be good enough but wont tell how much internet bandwidth is being made available by ISP.

KarstenI · ‎Jun 5 2024

Mandatory selfie with @CptnCrnch at the CiscoLive CCIE party

Janny_Rupus · ‎Apr 15 2024

is this solved by now? or with the FW 18.2?

Malwina · ‎Apr 11 2024

If you're looking to know more details on what is/isn't blocked why which specific rule etc, Meraki Support can help finding out. Meraki Support cannot resolve the issue itself. Hope this makes sense 🙂

CptnCrnch · ‎Mar 16 2024

The docs are quite good explaining it: Next-gen_Traffic_Analytics_-_Network-Based_Application_Recognition_(NBAR)_Integration

jbright · ‎Mar 8 2024

If the MX95 is powering the MG21E, you would need a power injector to provide it power in the standalone configuration.

MichaelAdcock · ‎Mar 7 2024

This is the solution that worked for me: Enable the Routing and Remote Access service and set to automatically start Enable the IPSec Policy Agent service and set to automatically start Launch Registry Editor with admin rights. Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\PolicyAgent Open the Edit menu > New submenu and click DWORD (32-bit) Value. Paste AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule as the value name. Right-click AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule and choose Modify. At Value data, type 2. Set Base to Hexadecimal. Click OK. Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RasMan Open the Edit menu > New submenu and click DWORD (32-bit) Value. Paste ProhibitIpSec as the value name. Right-click ProhibitIpSec and choose Modify. At Value data, type 0. Set Base to Hexadecimal. Click OK. Restart the PC.

DavisMurphy · ‎Mar 6 2024

I see you have IPv6 enabled on WAN1 (starlink). I do not have that. Maybe ill give that a try tonight. Thanks for all the info!!

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