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Jul 27 2025
11:12 PM
You mean the non-Meraki is acting as hub, right? Because it needs to bring up tunnels with all the spokes, if if I want it to have connectivity.
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Jul 27 2025
11:10 PM
Can you share with me documentation about IBGP for the auto VPN, please? Thank you.
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Jul 24 2025
5:55 AM
Hello everybody. I have one question, beacause I think the doc isn't clear. When I make a IPsec tunnel between vMX and third-party with All network tags in Availability. All my remote sites (networks) in my organization bring up a tunnel with a non-meraki equipment? Or is just for routing? I have with vMX as hub, and MX67 in remote sites, all networks in the same organization. If I only bring up a IPsec tunnel tagging vMX network in Availability, other sites can reach the non-meraki network? Is it neccesary to install the network in VPN settings to advertise to the spokes? My requirements is only have one tunnel between vMX and non-meraki, and all the spokes in the same organization can access to te remote non-meraki network. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-Site_VPN_Settings#Non-Meraki_VPN_Peers On the doc I read Availability settings to determine which appliances in your dashboard organization will connect to the Non-Meraki peer. Only networks with a network tag associated under Organization > Overview can be selected in the availability section. What is 'connect' mean? Establishing tunnel or a routing adversited for the hub? Thank you for reading. Regards.
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Jun 10 2025
4:50 AM
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You can obtain the currently floor map and location with the Meraki API https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-device/ Then update the new devices with the same information https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/update-device/
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Jun 10 2025
4:46 AM
You can use the site-to-site VNP functionality only by advertising specific networks you need. This way you avoid propagating the duplicate network. You can even set restrictions with the outgoing site-to-site firewall.
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Jun 3 2025
2:01 AM
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I'm not agree with you. Can you share the documentation that trust your message? The WAN port LED is different to Internet connection. The internet connection status is reflected to Power led. https://documentation.meraki.com/Go/Features/Decoding_the_Meraki_Go_Hardware_LED_Lights#Security_Appliance_Color_States https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Installation_Guides/MX95%2F%2FMX105_Series_Hardware_Installation_Guide#Status_Indicators
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Jun 3 2025
12:42 AM
Yes, but it also works with the Meraki. After reconnecting the link is established.
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Jun 2 2025
7:08 AM
The MX is in Passthrough or VPN Concentrator mode. There is only one link to WAN and LAN. I like your idea force the negotation. I will to try it when I can.
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Jun 2 2025
4:27 AM
After a port reset on the switch side, the port recovers the link. So the LED remains solid green.
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Jun 2 2025
3:59 AM
Hello. I want to know what is the meaning of three blink of WAN LED. I explain the situation: We have two MX 105, in warm and spare. With SFP Non-Meraki. The last Saturday we replaced both for Meraki SFP. When we swap in the primary MX, the port instantly recover link (WAN LED in solid green). Only three pings (ICMP replys) has lost. But when we swap in the secondary, the port didn't recover, we lost all the ICMP replys-pings. The WAN 1 port LED blinked green three times and then turned off, and after a while it blinked green three times and then turned off again, and so on all the time. After a port reset by the switch side, the port recover link. The port in the switch side didn't stay in err-disabled. They only saw flaps in their logs. This behaviour doens't match with the expectate: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/WAN_Behavior_on_MX75%2F%2F85%2F%2F95%2F%2F105#SFP_Module_Port_LEDs Do you know the meaning? Regards.
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Apr 11 2025
12:16 AM
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I had it turned on. I turned off but as you see the SSID Hidden still appear.
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Apr 10 2025
11:32 PM
I don't believe something happend in the spectrum. This appear in all, more than 500, sites I manage.
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Apr 10 2025
9:07 AM
Hello everybody. We noticed in Air Marshal we see a Hidden SSID strange. I don't know why Meraki see 1163 MACs address in broadcast, and emiting in multiples channels. This SSID is seeing by all my APs, but in the AP01 and AP05 with 255 dB of signal over noise. This meaning is near to this radios. I see multiples MACs with differentes OUIs (I attach an example). This behavior is repeated in all the networks in all organizations I manage. Anyone can explain me what is happened? I don't belive is a physical device putted, because it's repeated in all sites, and I doubt that. Thank you.
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