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07-29-2021
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07-28-2021
10:32 AM
Currently, for Camera Alert Messages that are sent to emails (or Text), the Meraki system generates a link that requires the user to sign in to the Dashboard to view the Video referenced in the Alert. I have setup some users to utilize SAML login, because I do not want them having access to the Dashboard, plus it makes it much easier for them to login via SAML instead of having yet another login to remember. It would be great to be able to have the option of selecting SAML login (instead of the Dashboard) for these alerts that user gets.
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07-12-2020
10:19 AM
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I disagree with the assessment that it does not affect functionality. Here is my scenario..... I connect to the network using the correct password and have selected "Auto Connect". I open a web browser and go to a website. The website loads. Everything working. Nice...I can get some work done.... Oh wait... Wifi connection just dropped, and I am no longer online. I try to connect to Wifi network again, and it will not let me connect... says Bad Password.... try again, nope. Bad password. Keep trying... finally it connects and im online. Get back to work, and then boom, dropped wifi again. Logs all show Bad password as the culprit, even though the password was typed in correctly. How is that "not affecting functionality" ? By the way, that even happened on a brand new computer as well as established devices that had been on the network for some time. I would like this to be properly investigated by the meraki Support Engineers. We took our entire Campus of 350,000 Square feet (and over 100 Meraki AP) away from Ruckus to Meraki because of how well the system seemed to work and the level of support we were getting.... not instilling confidence at the moment.
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06-30-2020
01:08 PM
Also having this issue.. we have over 100 MR33 APs, running 26.6.1 Firmware Surely there is a solution to this issue??
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10-03-2018
03:15 PM
Okay, yeah that makes sense. I plan on tagging an empty port (19 i think) as VLAN 2. That port will lead to all the AP's and hard lined devices that will be using the Charter internet. So what you are saying,(correct me if im wrong) is that once I make that physical link, and tag that port as VLAN 2, the current settings we talked about in above replies, are good to go and the Clients that will be using Charter should be good.
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10-03-2018
03:03 PM
I guess Im having an issue understanding the purpose of the MX I.P then.... I only have the one MX250 and it has an IP of 172.20.0.1 So how is setting VLAN 2, with an MX IP of 10.20.0.1 going to do anything? 10.20.0.1 doesnt actually exist, I just made up that subnet.... Also, currently, the MX250 (172.20.0.1) is acting as the DHCP server. With this is mind, and having Charter traffic go across WAN 2, how will they get IP addresses in to 10.20.0.1/20 ranges? Maybe this is a case of a lack of understanding on my part, of how this works ?
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10-03-2018
11:25 AM
I put the subnet in as the MX I.P. for now so I could save it..... If I try and put the actual I.P of the MX (172.20.0.1) it gives an error (which makes sense, because it is on the other VLAN)....
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10-03-2018
05:19 AM
Hey Phillip, I have another question about this one.... Under Routing, What do I put as the MX I.P. for my leased out internet, on WAN 2, using a subnet of 10.20.0.1/20? I tried using the true IP address of the MX and it threw an error....
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10-02-2018
05:37 PM
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Realized I had to put "Any" in Destination instead of leaving it blank
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10-02-2018
03:52 PM
We are a school serving almost 1300 Students and 150 staff. We currently switched our ISP from charter to Spirit Communications. However, we have a space in our building that we rent out, and provide them with internet (which they reimburse us for a portion of that internet access.) However, now that we have switched to Spirit (which we get discounts through E-Rate) we can not alow this third party to utilize the services from Spirit. Therefore, we need to have Spirit on WAN 1 (providing internet to our school) and put Charter on WAN 2 (for the 3rd party company). I have not found a way to set any ISP IP addresses, subnet, gateway, etc for WAN 2, so I am guessing I will need to do some sort of VLAN Addressing, but I have not found a way to set anything for WAN 2. So To recap, I need WAN1 to remain SPIRIT and WAN2 to link with Charter, while WAN1 and WAN2 remain separate and unable to see each other on the network. Any Advice is appreciated!
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