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MarcP · ‎Apr 11 2022

When you blur everything we can´t see possible misstakes. It would be enough to blur the public IP. Furthermore as described it can take several hours sometimes. I don´t have an explanation for that. As it is online and reachable by the dashboard (ping works from dashboard (select the switch, top right "tools" - ping switch)?) you may want to restart das switch to force an config update.

MarcP · ‎Apr 11 2022

When your Switch is online in the dashboard, and you change the IP in the dashboard, you do not need to be on site to see this. The dashboard will show you the static IP and you can be sure it has been changed. If your routing is correct, you will be able to ping the new static IP of your switch from remote computer. Dashboard normally is always able to ping - not if offline 😛 I made the expierience that it may take minutes or even hours until it has been changed, from time to time. Don´t know why this is happening sometimes. Last time I had this was last week. Changed IP from dhcp to static and it did not change for over an hour. Then I was done for the day, came back the next morning and all was fine.

MarcP · ‎Apr 11 2022

Changed static IP of the switch within in the Dashboard, but still saiying it is on dhcp, or what do you mean? This happenes from time to time at my site as well. Just wait a couple of minutes/hours, then all will be fine. You may open a new topic, mate 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 11 2022

as @Ryan_Miles wrote: "VRRP is sent on all configured VLANs anyway."

MarcP · ‎Apr 11 2022

Think this isn´t the correct threat for this... 😉 But believe you are not locally connected to the device. Thats why cloudflare is in the description. IP should be something like 1.1.1.100 - when you are in the same network (static IP to your device)

MarcP · ‎Apr 10 2022

Did the user try to disconnect from cellphone hotspot and wait some time before entering Meraki wifi again? Or actively close the app, before coming back in? I´m thinking of something like the Meraki is only getting inital data communication and not already existing. Maybe its encrypted...(?)

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

Wild guess... Thinking of 802.1x where you need to configure the AP IP on the radius, maybe your firewall just sees the MR IP instead of the clients IP?

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

As the Dashboard is not local, this is the normal behaviour, yes 🙂

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

What you mean? "is it possible internet connection/internet provider connect to meraki dashboard/cloud? "

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

Had the same problem with a single device yesterday afternoon... (18hours ago). Seems like there are some bugs in the dashboard at the moment: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless-LAN/Again-dashboard-problems/m-p/145623

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

We made this last year, replacing Sophos AP´s with Merakis, in one location. As described we did it also - area for areas has been replaced. I didn´t recognize any bigger problems and have not been told. For this I disabled the splash page (captive portal in Sophos world) and enabled it after we were done. This was in fact the only problem. Some users (only a couple) needed to acknowledge the page again after moving between the areas for the first time.

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

I´m absolutely not into API but maybe to code a script which checks if the primary uplink is working - if not change automatically routes? On the other hand, shouldn´t this work with SD-WAN & traffic shaping on your MX?

MarcP · ‎Apr 8 2022

Cannot believe it will reset itself, if this is what you are afraid of.

MarcP · ‎Apr 7 2022

Do you use a splash page on your wifi? https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless-LAN/Problems-on-Apple-devices-using-splash-page-authentication/m-p/146061#M20376 What about to try 5GHz only, on this wifi? Did you try this? iPad 7,11 means running on iOS 11? O_o Regarding to no other devices face these problem, may be a problem with the iPad... Can you share any logs?

MarcP · ‎Apr 7 2022

Intressting... seems like he will get you under pressure... 30 days grace period, after last day.

MarcP · ‎Apr 6 2022

OK, before you are able to claim the device to your organization, someone from the old org has to delete it from the existing network, than unclaim it in the organizations inventory. After it has been unclaimed, it may take a couple of minutes until you can claim it. As it is still in the old organization, that´s why the old SSID is still shown.

MarcP · ‎Apr 6 2022

This MR33 was in use in UAE. No you took it with you, or has been sent, to UK? When you are logged in to the dashboard, you see the MR33 (you have access to the network where it is in)? Then you just need to reconfigure it... https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Enabling%2C_Disabling%2C_and_Changing_SSID_Names Assuming, you are a private person: If you can login to the dashboard, but do not see the device, then you need to have access to the old network and then move it to your own. Or delete the old administrators. Some more information would be helpfull,so we can help you. 🙂

MarcP · ‎Apr 6 2022

@MerryAki and thats why 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 6 2022

@KarstenI spamming should be rewarded 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 6 2022

Hopefully the posts / Kudos in this threat don´t count 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 5 2022

Maintanance email? Never got one, how did you subscribe?

MarcP · ‎Apr 4 2022

@Oscar_Espinoza Done for today 🙂

MarcP · ‎Apr 4 2022

@securingnimbu5 believe most of us do, incl. me 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 4 2022

Snapback cap would be more usefull for me 😉

MarcP · ‎Apr 4 2022

You can use the serialnumber to get into the configuration mode. Internetconnection provided?

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