Considering connection performance, the local is better as a primary chosen. Meanwhile, a few local internet services enabled access control to allow local source only ... View more

Thanks for the comments. The actually issue is once the APs think the location is changed, that they will auto carry out radio reset action (maybe a reboot) caused wireless clients will lost the WI-FI connection suddenly. Such as Zscaler SASE solution, due to there's only one Zscaler DC at Hong Kong local, that the secondary internet breakouts only could be located at different country for NLB as well as Failover. ... View more

I have a Meraki Case and Meraki engineer feedback as：  The upstream Internet breakout in that location keeps changing between Hong Kong IP addresses (e,g, 165.225.234.208) and Vietnamese IP addresses (e.g. 136.226.240.199). This causes the MRs to reset all radios because the regulatory domain had to change, which is in turn causing the clients to disconnect from MR. I confirmed internally that the radio resets are expected as the regulatory domain change so if you do not want the clients to experience such problems you need to make sure that the upstream internet breakout is not changing between IPs that belong to different countries. In this case, i hope that we can have a option feature to avoid similar issue in such scenario. ... View more