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JPAWELCHAK

Interesting; looks like Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers will only be supported under the newer Subscription model not Legacy Co-term License Model. Another good reason to get customers moved over to Subscription. Subscription Sidenote: I wish Cisco would hurry up and introduce a "Click to Convert to Subscription" option similar to what we could do previously with conversion from Co-Term to Per-Device License Model, so we don't have to wait for the network to be expired or be in grace-period to be able to convert by way of claiming the Subscription Key. I'm sick of having to buy Legacy Co-Term every time the customer adds new hardware to their Organization thereby pushing their Co-Term date (and their ability to convert to Subscription) out further and further.

PhilipDAth

There are no "per API call" specific limits. The limits apply to the API as a whole. All of the limits are documented in the link I provided.

BDillon

Sorry - silly question. The BLOCK Policy on a (Wireless) connected device within the Meraki Dashboard, does this actually block them from connecting to 1 x network, or all wireless networks? We're trying to sift out unwanted Mobile devices from a school network after a password compromise. Otherwise a Password change would affect 8000 devices in over 80 sites.

rhbirkelund

I suppose the core really boils down to the Networking equivalent of Cold Fusion. The one and only tool to migrate a complete Cisco Classic network to Meraki, without having to risk Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

BlakeRichardson

I would say thats to high considering your doing it for a friend, based on the scope it looks like you are setting up a simple home network. Have you spoken to the client/friend about what their budget is?

Mike76

Thanks

BadRover

I contacted Meraki support (thanks for the suggestion) who were very helpful, and shared that I had an alternative Administrator set up without 2FA. I now have access to my Dashboard (phew!!)

Edon

Thanks for the clarification, this is definitely odd 🙂

CarolineS

Pretty sure it’s in the order confirmation emails? At least it was at one time 🙂 We definitely need to do more outreach to the Meraki account managers. Thx!

Meerkat99

Yes there are fw rules, but none that drop routes learned from other hubs, if that is what you are referring to. Tks

IvanJukic

I'm sorry I couldn't resist. 😂

BlakeRichardson

Really? I have never seen it on any of my Orgs when adding MR, I just double checked as I added one within the last month and there is no recently added tag.

Yostie

hehe I ended up opening a case last week with TAC to ask the question. After finally getting the engineer to understand what I was talking about, he went back to his peers to discuss. They ended up updating the documentation to clarify only the default VRF can be used for dashboard management traffic. https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Layer_3_Switching/VRF#:~:text=This%20feature%20is%20supported%20in%20IOS%20XE%2017.18.1%20and%20later%20on%20MS390%20and%20Cloud%20Managed%20Catalyst%20switches.

Md_Shaadman

Yup, It 100% is ISP router issue, A reboot might fix it.

Inderdeep

Congratulation to all of you

UCN

Hi, I am having the similar situation where currently we have our L3 HP switch M3810 which we need to migrate to stack of 4 MS225 switches. Our current HP switch has all the routing done in it and i need to replicate same to Meraki. Apart from creating vlan interfaces and static routes, I’m not sure what else i need to take into consideration. Can you help in things that i need to check before migrating this

ShawJC

It is co-termination so from what was stated here the licenses started when the order was shipped. I assume I might as well add the AP's by the order number as it looks to be the best or quickest way. We had a heat map done by the company before we ordered the switches and AP's but I want to do it myself and get all the equipment named and into my inventory.

Charles7

After a couple of months, we got an approval to do a site survey. Thanks, guys, for your help!

alemabrahao

It is only supported with external Radius, without Radius it is mandatory to be in bridge mode.

Saurabh_K

Happiest Birthday one of the greatest communities !!

PhilipDAth

Try the test of leaving the UPS unplugged so it is only running on batteries. This may have nothing to do with the waveform. As I suggested, I would bet money on it being a power factor issue ahead of a sine wave issue.

RobAce

The documentation now lists MS 18 as the minimum required firmware. Has anyone installed this Beta version and tested yet?

Saurabh_K · ‎Aug 18 2025

Just a knowledge session for engineers about how Meraki works, and some of its best features.

Trencito · ‎Aug 18 2025

I am not longer getting the random "P" error message as of this afternoon, and I was now able to create an account.

rhbirkelund · ‎Aug 18 2025

You can certainly use a Meraki switch as a POP, and use it to break out internet for other organizations. But as others has stated, it can only belong to one organization. You can grant others access to the network that has the Meraki switch assigned, and also grant them privileges to manage certain ports only. But the same switch cannot belong to multiple networks or organizations, simultaneously.

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