If you are experiencing this issue, please contact Meraki Support to resolve. ... View more

Closing off my experience on this. The MX75 I opened a support case for rebooted for a different reason. However support confirmed that a different MX75 had encountered hardware panic reboots and required replacement. ... View more

Hi @Martinsen , As @PhilipDAth  has mentioned. The best option is to check the local status page on the switch. If all ok, then factory reset them. ... View more

It's working normal here. ... View more

@nb12345 , could you DM me a link to your Dashboard or the serial number of the MX please, curious to see what's going on.   Many thanks! Giac ... View more

Apologies, this was the video I was talking about where you very short can see the Org-Wide L7 rules; https://youtu.be/pFwMPxDjTQ4?si=I0ad6waIu5yUW9fO&t=1185 ... View more

A wild shot in the dark - some carriers support baby giant packets.  You could try asking support to INCREASE the MTU on the MG41 from something like 1500 to 1508 bytes (being the additional size of PPPoE header).  If it works you'll get a 1500 byte clean MTUs.  Otherwise, it will completely break it. ... View more

I guess it depends on how well you want to play with Meraki. In the end Meraki is all about RESTful calls, whether it's the API or the Dashboard itself.   If you want to abide by the rules, then no, there isn't an endpoint to change the Splash Page Theme to Fluid.   But if you're feeling a bit rebelleous, there are ways around... Hint: cookies are delicious... ... View more

I would suggest you open a support case. ... View more

There was an attempt to provide the switch port data for MXs a few years ago.  It only lasted on the dashboard for a couple of days and never made it to the APIs due to numbering errors that were never resolved.  An example of this is the MX75 where ports 1-3 are WAN ports so port 4 is actually called LAN port 0 in the back end, with port 5 being LAN 1 etc.   I don't know why they didn't fix it and republish the page as it doesn't seem an insurmountable issue to me. ... View more

Thanks for your response. I will test it in MW and monitor it.  Thanks again. ... View more

Ah awesome, thanks for the confirmation @RaphaelL! ... View more

No, it remains. ... View more

I would use : https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-switch-ports-statuses-by-switch/ ( Beta ). One call to return all the info will be more efficient than getLldpCdp  ... View more

Thank you so much! I kept poking around the traffic shaping settings and I probably looked right at this at some point. I really appreciate the help. ... View more

Yes it's about my least favourite too.   I guess using array of dict just reflects the variation in elements for each event type, though some event types are not even consistent in the elements they contain.   Presumably the reverse pagination is intended to return the most recent events first, but I'd much rather be able to set start/end time period, overall the API is inconsistent in this sort of thing.   On the plus side, it's better than another orchestrator that I work with, which has a nasty habit of spontaneously generating millions of spurious events, one instance returned over 6GB of nonsense events last month, it makes even getNetworkEvents look good  😀 ... View more

I've already run these through Postman, and i'm just not getting the information I would like. Whilst using Cisco switching we were able to reset counters and that was used for good measure. We were able to work out when the ports were used last, or at all. Then remove older connections to clear cabs of unwanted patching etc. thanks ... View more

Thank you for providing the resolution status on this. ... View more

In your place I would use a Catalyst 9200 with IOS XE. ... View more

The default EAP timers works fine generally speaking. It depends on your topology, where is your RADIUS connected, on premise or in the Cloud? If the answer is Cloud or across a VPN tunnel, it would be good to check the round trip time and increase the timeouts a lit bit.  Nevertheless your wireless health connection is Excellent, the clients having the connection problems might be not RADIUS timers related. A single client attempting to connect located far from any AP might cause the dashboard health timers to increase. ... View more

I was having a similar issue with a Meraki camera and enabling this resolved it, don't understand why but thanks so much for the tip, don't think I'd have tried it myself! ... View more

Thanks to you.   Meraki Support recommend to update the firmware. Now the speed test for MX450 through WAN health is now tally.    The speed test by user is slow due to AP is in low power mode. Changed the PoE to 802.3at (25W) and the AP is now working properly.  ... View more

Thank you for the recommendation. We will look into clearing up the wording in the documentation.  ... View more

Sure, think it will tell WAN port utilization , that would be good enough but wont tell how much internet bandwidth is being made available by ISP. ... View more

Also, 2 ISP's with minimum 3 public ip addresses.( 1 for primary,2nd for Secondary one for Virtual)   Additionally, for best practice we required one more public ip address from each ISP for the ISP switch(meraki switch)  i.e need to install above Firewall). ... View more