@stevelarsen it is probably possible, have you assigned one public IP to each switch and set the gateway to the ISPs device?    Is each switch directly connected to the ISP device, or via a basic L2 switch? ... View more

Hi @stevelarsen -   Since you're not seeing your CMNO badge here on the community, please email community-help@meraki.net and we'll get you sorted out! Cheers! ... View more

in easy way, i only see the option WPA2 + captive portal with third party credentials access, supporting at this moment only Google.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Splash_Page/Google_Sign-In   it's not your requirement but maybe is a simple way to integrate the Google login account in the NAC.   regards,   ... View more

You will need to re-enroll using the afw#meraki option enter the new users credentials when you enroll?   I have been locked out by factory reset protection before but was unable to unlock it using the previous users personal Google account. Apparently since more recent systems manager versions factory reset protection has been disabled. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Endpoint-Management-Systems/Disable-factory-reset-protection/m-p/11128#M1378   Do you get the factory reset protection screen when you boot and try to set up the device?    ... View more

i'm not arguing just to argue, i'm trying to provide a view that isn't often discussed or considered on how usernames and credentials can be made more secure which is the root of the whole post, making a users login harder to know.   of course the more entropy you add to a password makes it harder to guess, i've never said otherwise in any of my statements. what i'm trying to say is that allowing special characters is not the only way to make a login more secure and shouldn't be considered a requirement. ... View more