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yesterday
Not a template, but you could use the API to make org changes and come up with a template (script of changes) to apply. This depends on what kind of changes our are trying to make though and if they can be done with the API.
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yesterday
@jdsilva I understand your logic. I guess I was assuming the cable and what not is fine. Provided the cable test works the problem could easily be on the device side (printer)
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yesterday
Some options to consider: 1) Change the port on the switch from auto negotiate to 100Mbps Full Duplex (or whatever setting seems to give you less errors) 2) Try to force the speed on the printer side, possibly it is set to auto negotiate and it isn't working correctly or something is causing it to renegotiate.
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yesterday
I believe the Windows commands for that are below, which usually the machine will need a reboot after they are run. netsh int ip reset netsh winsock reset
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yesterday
As far as my experience you can create a VPN to MX devices across different organizations and use a Dynamic IP, you will just have to update it when the VPN goes down, which you could setup alerts on and even update via a script.
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yesterday
Check port 9350 on the 4G router and make sure that is open. Also are you able to ping MX to MX?
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yesterday
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If you can filter then by say OS in the dashboard you can select them and mass apply the group policy. How many clients are we talking about?
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Tuesday
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Script the VPN profile creation. It isn't worth your time going through all the troubleshooting to find out that some OS change or update caused the issue. Our first step on the desktop if the client VPN isn't working is to run the script and delete the old profile and create a new one with the right settings. If you read the most recent member spotlight with @Nash she provided a link to GitHub and her script, which would be a good place to start Learn more about your community peers in our Member Spotlight! https://github.com/gammacapricorni/happy-meraki-client-vpn
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Tuesday
https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Overviews_and_Specifications/Z3_and_Z3C_Overview_and_Specifications Just something to note EE is not a tested carrier with the Z3C. I am pretty sure many people have been able to get it to work, but just noting it may not work out of the box.
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Tuesday
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Looks like I was able to get registered for next weeks class. Registration must open by 9:00AM PST
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Tuesday
1) Confirm is that it is a WW (Worldwide) model and not the NA (North American) model. 2) The device has been plugged into a WAN and is on the most up to date firmware
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Tuesday
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@kYutobi @MeredithW @CarolineS Can any of you confirm what time ECMS1 registration opens today?
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Tuesday
Just to check you did try this? Security & SD-WAN -> Configure - > Site-to-Site VPN -> VPN Settings -> Local networks -> -Use VPN is marked Yes Also are you able to ping from MX to MX. Can you ping from a device to the remote MX?
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Tuesday
@drgnslyr Any luck this morning for you? I went in just a couple mins ago and sessions are full.
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Monday
Yes you will need port 9350. Just the below link for some help. Do you see anything in the logs? https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Troubleshooting_VPN_Registration_for_Meraki_Auto_VPN
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Monday
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https://documentation.meraki.com/Architectures_and_Best_Practices/Cisco_Meraki_Best_Practice_Design/Best_Practices_for_Meraki_Firmware Appliance Network with Two MXs in an HA Configuration When MX appliances configured to operate in High Availability (HA) (either in NAT/routed mode or when operating as one-armed VPN concentrators), the dashboard will automatically take steps to minimize downtime when upgrades are performed to ensure a zero-downtime MX upgrade. This is achieved through the following automated process: The Primary MX downloads firmware The Primary MX stops advertising VRRP The Secondary MX becomes master The Primary MX reboots The Primary MX comes online again The Primary MX starts advertising VRRP again The Primary MX becomes Master Again The Secondary MX downloads firmware (approximately 15 minutes after the original upgrade is scheduled) The Secondary MX stops advertising VRRP The Secondary MX reboots and comes back online
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Monday
Depends on the devices connecting and your RF environment. Devices: If you control the devices connecting then you have better options available. If you don't which is what I suspect, and these are something like BYOD students devices, you have no idea what they will be and backwards compatibility is going to tell me that you should go for 20Mhz. Environment: 40Mhz will give you higher bandwidth/performance but will overlap other channels so if you have many outside wifi networks visible in your area 20Mhz would be best.
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Monday
Scheduling Firmware Upgrades Keeping up-to-date on firmware allows administrators to utilize the latest features and ensures that the latest security enhancements are running on their hardware. Admins can upgrade to the latest stable or latest beta firmware. Follow the steps below to schedule a firmware upgrade. Navigate to Organization > Monitor > Firmware upgrades. Click the All networks tab in the upper-left. Select the devices or networks to be upgraded by clicking the checkboxes beside the network names. Admins can specify upgrades on a per-network or per-device type basis by using the Device type, Current version, and/or Firmware status dropdown selectors. Click the Schedule upgrades button. Select the firmware version that should be upgraded to using the Target firmware version selector. Select either Perform the upgrade now or Schedule the upgrade for, specifying a specific date and time for the upgrade. Review the Change Summary and select Schedule change for network. Note: When downgrading from a beta firmware to a stable firmware, a feedback request page will be presented. Please select any options that reflect the downgrade reason before selecting Schedule change for network.
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Monday
1) Security & SD-WAN -> VPN Status and verify the VPN is connected. 2) Security & SD-WAN -> Appliance Status - > Tools -> Ping (Ping the local device from the local MX) 3) Security & SD-WAN -> Appliance Status - > Tools -> Ping (Ping the remote device from the local MX)
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Monday
@SuvasishPaul Not that it solves your problem, but to rename the devices correctly you could try 2 different options. 1) Send a notification to the device, with a reference code for the user to send back like a pin and then it confirms the user of the device of just ask them to call you, but you would only be able to do one at a time, otherwise you would lose track of who is calling from what notification. 2) Depending on your users and environment, you could lock their device. I would hope they call you and don't wipe their phone first.
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