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PhilipDAth

Are the floors enclosed, or are they open-air - so the APs on one floor can see users on another?

Julian

Hi, some weeks ago we had the same problem with one mr33, we opened a case with support, they did a lot of tests, change of bands, reduce ssids, reboot, firmware. worked some days and failed again. We changed for other mr33 and problem solved, support accepted the rma. If you have the possibility change it for another to test if is problem of the device, if not rma. Regards

NolanHerring

My unofficial rule of thumb for vertical separation is 4 feet minimum. Can't remember where I read that from. Can't remember most things these days. Getting old is fun 😃

Les_Russell

Thanks for all of the good input. appreciated

Uberseehandel

Interestingly, when the clever computer stuff for the broadcasters was set up for the last AC challenge in SF, the work was all designed and implemented by one of the Bay Area's giants of sailing (and the application of tech in broadcasting), whom I will refer to as Stan. Stan has impeccable SV contacts. However, when he was lashing together what was needed to seamlessly integrate the computer simulation with the live broadcast feed he chose not to use Meraki, or Ruckus, for that matter, but another local network manufacturer's kit. In part because this brand had a wider PtP and PtMP offering to complement the WiFi systems. As far as I was concerned, this manufacturer dropped the ball and made no use of this dream of a marketing opportunity, but that's network nerds for you.

sparrowhawk

Hi lpopejoy, that's interesting but I don't think my managers would allow me to use an unsupported feature in our environment. It may help others though, so thanks for posting.

richardofarias

Entendi, realmente na minha localidade Brazil não é disponível este recurso.

BrechtSchamp

@NolanHerring wrote: You are not the first to have that issue. Nope 😄

Eric101

We came across the same issue and found bug https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCvq00652/?rfs=iqvred which was affecting our test results.

AndreasE

...and by the way: this rule section would not accept a "FQDN support" type of firewall rule -- neither by GUI nor by API! Therefore, I requested this feature to be added via "Make a Wish" today: When disaster strikes (i.e. primary internet access WAN1 is gone) you need to be able to control which kind of business critical traffic (most of these are cloud based Web services) you still want to Allow or Deny.

cmr

Also if you are using 802.11b set the minimum bitrate down to 3-5 Mb/s as they max out at 11Mb/s

Djomatch

Hello we found the solution. For the alcatel we needed toi set the boot options with the TFTP server as "next server" and specify the configuration file. After this the telephone aere able to communicate with the call manager.

itdept113

Yeah, that's only for Windows 10. I'm also using Teams on iOS, Android and MacOS.

jdsilva

Thanks for the snazzy new shirt!

PhilipDAth

> I wonder about its cohabitation with an MX that has Advanced Security in the same Organization. You cannot mix and match Advanced and Enterprise licensing in the same organization The VMX is an exception. You can have a VMX and other devices with Advanced Security in the same organisation.

KRobert

If you are looking for managing/automating changes for equipment from multiple vendors ( or Cisco and Cisco Meraki), you may want to look at a product like https://www.ansible.com. Otherwise @NolanHerring is right in saying you can't manage non-Meraki equipment in the Meraki dashboard.

MMoss

Found a few graphics that may work using those keywords. Thanks

KRobert

From a hardware perspective, the cost isn't probably too off from traditional. What you will save in costs are time and user training management. Traditional uses CLI and you should definitely have some idea of how to navigate CLI when configuring traditional managed switches. We are slowly replacing all of our Access switches with Meraki equipment. a couple negatives of Meraki equipment compared to traditional is the need for the dashboard to make any substantial changes and it is a subscription base model. The Meraki equipment needs internet access and if your license expires and after multiple grace periods and warnings, Meraki can shutdown your network. Wit h traditional equipment, apart from necessary IOS updates, the equipment can just keep running with or without internet access or support.

redsector

It´s only the light. Accesspoints are working well. I also thought about replacing all AP´s. I did it with 5 of them, but I think I will leave the others with a dimmed blue light.

EJN

There is a competitor that uses SD cards. Each vendor has their mktg pros/cons for SD vs. SSD, and each one will tell you why they chose one over the other. We chose Meraki and I think it's better to have SSD. Note: I should add that the SD implementation we evaluated did not allow for access to the SD card. So even though the camera has SD, you still wouldn't be able to swap out on your own, or access the files.

EJN

On a WiFi iPad I find it best to use the regular website version of the dashboard. On the iPhone I find it best to use the iOS app. However, this app is only good for a single-camera (camera by camera) view. I have a user that likes the simplicity. Personally, I wish it had more features (2-4 cameras at once). Also, the iOS app is only live view; no search/history.

CptnCrnch

Please see above, my post was edited: using another SSID, everything worked out of the box. Great stuff! 😎 Thanks a lot for your help! 👍

KRobert

I agree. ISE is a big animal and you can do a lot with it. You can also take a lot down with it too if you are't careful.

PhilipDAth

You'll need to make a wish in the dashboard (bottom right hand corner).

WarrenForNOLA

Thanks

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