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Apr 3 2025
4:39 AM
Question in the reply above, the picture shows 2 VLANS, if the switch is replaced with a flat switch, will all devices revert to the default vlan 1? Thanks.
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Apr 2 2025
4:26 AM
Thank you for that clarity. As I understand what you said - the ADtran probably does not have configured ports for the VLANs. I see devices with the 192.168.128.n IPs for Office VLan (128). Don't remember what devices (ap's or other office devices). Note here this switch (MS220-8P) is located on top of a shelf in the men's bathroom (i just learned). (see picture below). Does this complicate things? (note that i can remove and replace any switch that is causing a clean go-live with the new ISP; we and the client don't have usernames or passwords to switches, only the router) I also noticed this diagram for the APs. 2 of these APs are in a cathedral type ceiling going to need a long scissor lift vehicle if we need to physically reset. Thanks for the help!
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Apr 1 2025
1:55 PM
is this what you are asking? I'm not there today. if you need to know what port from the mx-64 to the adtran i can get that tomorrow. and thanks!
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Apr 1 2025
7:04 AM
A client has a MX-64 with 4 Meraki APs. The router is setup with 3 VLANS that I see on the router dashboard. default 192.168.1.1 /24 Office 192.168.128.1 /24 Public 192.168.254.1 /24 The 24-port switch is a Adtran provided by the ISP. I do not have access to the switch nor can I get a running config from the ISP. It was mentioned that the person that setup the MX-64 also did not have access to the Adtran switch. The Adtran switch (which is POE) has all phones, computers, access points, and printers attached. The Adtran switch will be removed from the network and will be replaced with a non-Meraki switch. The Meraki router and access points will stay. I don't often work with Meraki. Normally the VLANs are tagged at the switched. Is this the case? Or does the Meraki router handle this differently and treats the Adtran as a flat network switch? Thanks for the help, Darryl What am i missing?
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Feb 27 2025
6:02 AM
Thanks. For some reason, my own mis-reading probably, when setting up the second WAN port I thought i would see a button to make this either load-balancing or failover. I am making this harder than it is. With only a few numbers for the new ISP static WAN IPs, that's easy.
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Feb 26 2025
3:37 PM
MX-64 user is changing to a new ISP. In a previous question, it was mentioned that a solution is to setup a 2nd WAN port. In reading and watching videos on this being done, I read 2 conflicting remarks. The 2nd WAN port needs to be disabled, as in a 'warm' fail-over or it could be used to load balance. Note the current ISP will be cancelled as the provider so fail-over is not a option. I understand I can setup the new WAN statics on the 2nd WAN port and unplug the current provider from the WAN port. Thanks.
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Feb 20 2025
5:17 PM
Thanks. New pot of coffee being brewed for some late night studying on meraki... Thanks.
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Feb 20 2025
4:34 PM
thanks. the vlan ports are managed via the MX? where are the ports tagged?
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Feb 20 2025
4:05 PM
Thanks for the information. I failed to highlight that there are 4 VPNs. The Meraki switch is a MS220-8P. The new ISP is scheduled to install a 24-port POE and take out existing equipment. Since the new ISP group did not have access to the MX, they did not see this. That will be a problem if they remove that switch.
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Feb 20 2025
3:33 PM
Equipment - MX64, 3 APs (Meraki, unknown model) A new client is changing its ISP. I did not install the router or APs. I did look at the dashboard and WAN settings. The WAN now has statically assigned IPs and will get new static IPs (gateway, static, subnet, and DNS). Besides changing these 3 IPs is there anything else that will need to be changed? I will keep the rest of the network unchanged (LAN IPs, 4 vlans, APs). I am technical in sonicwall and ubiquiti. Thanks.
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