Meraki

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!!

Adrian4 · ‎Mar 6 2024

thanks everyone!

ConnorL · ‎Feb 28 2024

Hey @jbright , Thank you for bringing this up, the warning you're seeing is correct - version 4.0+ of the agent requires Windows 10 22H2 (OS build 19045) and above or Windows Server 2022. I have asked the team to update the Supported Operating Systems KB to reflect this, there's also a request to improve the error that is displayed (to include a specific callout for Windows Server). For Windows Server 2016/2019, you'll need to remain on agent version 3.8.2. Cheers, Connor

jbright · ‎Feb 22 2024

It works just fine. I have one looking out my office window. Here are some daytime and nighttime snapshots from it. I apologize about the dirty window 😉 Daytime warped full view Daytime de-warped zoomed in view Night time warped full view Night time de-warped zoomed in view to the right

KarstenI · ‎Feb 21 2024

Another better solution is to give them internet access on a dedicated SSID (for example, the Guest SSID) for their personal devices.

jbright · ‎Feb 20 2024

I have been testing the MT14 and MT15 for Vape Detection and see the same alerting. Their does not appear to be a way to suppress levels falling alert at this time. Looks like it's time to click on the "Give Your Feedback" button at the bottom of the Meraki dashboard pages. You could also engage your Meraki Account Manager on this too.

jbright · ‎Jan 31 2024

I have had problems too with the SMS 2FA prompt not showing up after entering the username and password on several different computers and browsers. Cisco needs to get this sorted sooner rather than later.

mrpackethead · ‎Jan 25 2024

How would i find out if this is avaialble in Beta or Production code.. The lack of Summarization is a deal breaker to me at the moment.

rpidcock1 · ‎Dec 19 2023

Thanks, I know this is some time after my original post. I met with my Cisco rep today and he's going to get an MG21 for me to trial. I think that will help my situation, at least I hope.

Brash · ‎Dec 14 2023

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jbright · ‎Nov 28 2023

Anyconnect VPN is not supported on the Meraki Go firewalls. Cisco has reserved that feature to the Meraki firewalls and the Cisco firewalls.

Mike6116 · ‎Nov 21 2023

Have you tried change the ip setting in the starlink webpage? change it from default to "Private IP"

BlakeRichardson · ‎Nov 12 2023

https://www.tessco.com/product/wi-fi-right-angle-wall-bracket-with-lid-521473 So about $200 NZD

DanielSBS · ‎Nov 1 2023

Thakn you !

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 24 2023

I would follow @jbright 's advice. I often do a packet capture of port udp/53 (DNS), power cycle the device, and then see what DNS names it tries to talk to.

Nabi · ‎Oct 18 2023

Hi all, thank you so much for your valuable guidance. all the devices are now online on the dashboard by following these steps: - Remove the device from this network. - Create a new network. - Add the device to the new network. - Factory reset device. - Move the device to the original network

TyShawn · ‎Sep 26 2023

I recall seeing those Viking units when we integrated with overhead paging systems. Solid work sir!!

TBHPTL · ‎Sep 25 2023

Who is casting, the teacher or just any Tom, Dick and Harry? Regardless, I would suggest limiting the mDNS broadcast segment via iPSK/WPN. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Wi-Fi_Personal_Network_(WPN)

alemabrahao · ‎Aug 30 2023

You do need a public IP, but it doesn't have to be on both ends. I've done several tests on my home network closing VPN tunnels with other firewalls and the tunnel worked 100%.

jbright · ‎Jul 27 2023

I have the same problem. Someone at Meraki didn't think it through on having two stable firmware versions at the same time...

PhilipDAth · ‎Jun 16 2023

>10GE ports on an MX250 in a single vlan If they are switched between ports in the same VLAN you won't have any performance impact. You'll get the full 10Gbe of throughput. I have a small DC I setup for a customer using a pair of MX250s because it has so many 10Gbe ports. We dual-connected the servers to each MX250.

jbright · ‎Jun 16 2023

FYI, Cisco Secure Client 5.0.03072 is available for download from the Cisco web site if you have a valid software license for it.

jbright · ‎Jun 14 2023

I got the RJ45 thin CAT6 patch cords from Cables and Kits.

PhilipDAth · ‎May 25 2023

I am worried that one patch antenna won't have a wide enough beam to hit all the areas required for coverage. It might do.

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