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Nov 20 2018
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Nov 20 2018
5:44 AM
Hi mate, This is now working, I ended up getting fed up & deleting the entire network to start again. As soon as i did that and re-added the devices it came up instantly. Im not sure as to why, its still on the same vlan settings as before and theres no complex configuration... anyway im happy its up. I expected the inital setup to be this easy. Thanks everyone for your help. Cheers Brendan
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Nov 17 2018
4:38 AM
Ive done that, setting eveything to vlan1 and now unable to get AP online while the MX is in path. It seems to go through its LED colour cycle and starts flashing orange. Any other suggestions?
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Nov 16 2018
6:40 PM
Hi Ben, Appreciate the reply. Heres some screenshots for SSID config as well as router and switch ports between MX & switch. Im not able to get a dhcp lease plugging a laptop directly in to a port on the MX. Im guesing my config issue starts there. Onedrive folder link: https://1drv.ms/f/s!Al_pfYAbIatbgqpmq8vjeWMChrhBDQ
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Nov 16 2018
12:09 AM
Apologies in advance for the basic request for help! The issue i'm facing is that I installed a mx65 and configured DHCP and clients connected to the MR33 aren't picking up DHCP addresses from the MX65. The plan is to bridge the VDSL Modem/router, put an MX65 in path and and migrate the DHCP server role over to the mx65: Previous setup: WAN VDSL modem/router (DHCP Server) > Meraki MS120 Switch > Meraki MR33 AP Finished setup: WAN VDSL modem/router (Bridge Mode) > MX65 Sec appliance (DHCP Server) > Meraki MS120 Switch > Meraki MR33 AP Mobile devices seem to grab their own addresses on the same subnet but not in the range i set and end up causing conflicts with static addresses. To me it seems like a VLAN issue but not entirely sure of whats incorrectly configured. The existing DHCP server has been disabled. Its configured as a pretty simple/flat network, no current need for additional vlans at this stage. My set up is identical to whats in this demo someone has blogged, minus the subnet. http://www.slashadmin.co.uk/demo-lab-configure-a-meraki-network/ Any ideas? Thanks! -Brendan
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