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About Macauley86
Macauley86
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Member since Feb 13, 2019
Oct 4 2020
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Oct 4 2020
7:19 AM
The switch port the AP is connected to is a trunk port with native VLAN 10 and with all VLANs allowed, which includes VLAN 20. That's why I'm baffled that the clients connected to the corporate SSID are not receiving an IP in the correct VLAN. I'll check my configuration one more time just to make absolutely sure.
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Oct 3 2020
6:49 PM
How can I configure my AP to get a DHCP address on VLAN 10 and have my SSID clients connect using VLAN 20? I configured my switch port as a trunk port on VLAN 10. The AP receives an IP on that VLAN. I then configured my corporate SSID to use VLAN tag 20 for "all other APs." Yet, wifi clients receive IP addresses on VLAN 10 instead of VLAN 20. What am I doing wrong?
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Oct 3 2020
6:45 PM
Do I need to connect both the MA-ANT-21 and MA-ANT-23 sector antennas to an MR72 access point?
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Mar 5 2019
5:51 AM
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Running firmware 14.38. Problem solved. It was my silly mistake. When I configured the WAN IP on the second MX84, I forgot to change the subnet mask's host address from .0 to .248. Since the public static IPs at the two sites happen to share the first three octets, the second MX wasn't responding to the VPN connection from the first one. Lesson learned.
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Mar 4 2019
3:11 PM
Yes, we did that with Meraki support. Unfortunately, it did not help.
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Mar 4 2019
2:38 PM
I have had two sites connected via site-to-site VPN for years (MX80 at main office, MX64 at satellite office). Yesterday I replaced the MX64 with an MX84; all good. VPN up. Removed MX64 from network and org. This morning I replaced the MX80 with another MX84, removed MX80 from network and org. VPN went down and is still down, but only between the two MX84 sites; everything else is up (including Z3 devices connected as VPN spokes to either or both sites/hubs). Both sites have the same fiber Internet provider with static IPs. Both sites can ping everything else except each other. ISP support and Meraki support say all is good on their end. Any advice?
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Feb 14 2019
2:09 PM
Ah, it was enabled. I disabled it. Thank you. Didn't know that.
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Feb 14 2019
11:01 AM
Yes, I added it as a spare to the network and connected it in place of the regular MX64. I just tried a couple of computers (a server VM and a physical workstation) with static IPs, and it's working.
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Feb 14 2019
10:05 AM
I put a spare MX64 in, and now static IPs seem to work.
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Feb 13 2019
6:13 PM
I have a small site with an MX64, MS225, and an MR42. The MX is the DHCP server. All good till we had a power outage, after which all my devices set up with a static IP went offline (ESXi host and all its Windows server VMs). Once I switched them to DHCP, they all came online. If I switch any of them (or any Win10 workstation) to a static IP, it immediately goes offline and comes back online when switched back to DHCP. Any advice on how to get static IPs to work again? Thank you.
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