Hola  Dsandimo   Me podrias compartir como lograste que se visualizara la pagina? Actualmente tengo un problema similar quiero mostrar una página de google maps, pero me sale el mismo error que a ti al principio:  Net::ER_CONNECTION_ABORTED. ... View more

go through your email and see if you have an email from support previously.  That is how I found mine.  But they are down hard.  Mobile app is down, website is down, not answering phone support, even with customer.   And no, My answer cannot be found in the support pages are meraki.com  GRRRR!!!!! ... View more

You can do a bulk placement for devices on network per network basis via Network Wide -> Map and Floorplans -> Click Place devices on a map, mark all devices and choose "Edit" -> Geolocate -> Enter Address.   Don't forget to click "save device placements"  .   * Edit - this only moves the devices on the map to the correct map location, it does not set the address on the actual device.       ... View more

From Technical Support:   The MX WAN ports do have specific MAC address, which are useful to note if troubleshooting upstream of the device; however, the LAN ports are not treated in the same fashion. Any traffic coming from the MX through those ports will show up as the MX MAC address to devices downstream. Please let me know if you have any other questions! ... View more

Thanks nwu1,   Sorry for my late reply,   I did turning down the power level to shorter distance; and it was significantly changed. Most of the latencies were caused by the clients as well; we also had some struggles with 2.4Ghz devices, especially the printers. Even the latency is still pretty high, but lookalike the users did not notice the bad delay; to be honest.   Cheers, ... View more

Ok! you are using Meraki authentication!   As far as i know, you should close your eyes and "Make a wish"    Good luck ... View more

@Oscpimienta I'll have to investigate that but might be more effort than it's worth, especially with my coding skills. ... View more

Hi thanks for the link to GitHub. The approach taken in the Python script is iterative. By this I mean it queries for a list of networks (for a given org ID), then for each network it gets all the devices, then for each devices it then gets all the clients, then for each client it collects data. This is what we already do today (roughly).   What I was requesting from Meraki with my initial post, was to have an API endpoint which provided the information  in bulk for a given organization or network, without needing to make API calls for each client.   If there is a better way of making a API enhancement request, I'd be happy to explore that route.   Thanks Martin ... View more