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haha, cats and IT gear. Somehow they are drawn to it...

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I cannot even see 14.35. Versions of MX i can see are 13.33 - 13.36 (stable release candidate) and Beta 14.34.

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Quick question, why in the world would you try to "manage" the MR42 with their local ip's? perhaps try dashboard.meraki.com, that should help. In regard to your question the following is possible: 1) local lan access is disabled and your SSID is broadcasting Meraki DHCP 2) local status pages are disabled in the Meraki Dashboard (see link above) - you can find this setting under Network-Wide -> Cofigure - General - Device Configuration Cheers, Ben

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That cabling is on point! Very nice!

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Although this feature is not available, we take our customer feedback seriously Perhaps this person should get a look on this thread.. The same problem with sourcenat not beeing available on a 10.000$ - 20.000$ MX while a stupid Router of 100$ you can get in the supermarket does support this...

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I tried this myself with big and small orgs i have in my dashboard and I get the same result in the report and in the downloaded excel file.. Are u sure your timespan of the downloaded report matches the one you see in the summary report? Try downloading the report again from the dashboard? Cheers, Ben

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Policy - Deny Protocol - Any Destination - Local LAN Port - Any Comment - Wireless Clients accessing LAN With the Firewall & traffic shaping rule (which is predefined above) and Meraki DHCP enabled on your WiFi wireless guests should not be able to ping or reach the LAN network. All your other rules are not necessary. Just to avoid confusion, wireless clients on your Guest are seen on the Network-Wide -> Clients page! But this does not mean they can see the LAN network. Just put your computer on the guest and try to ping your local lan. Kind Regards, Ben

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@PhilipDAth wrote: The colours meant nothing. Just different people patching at different times with whatever was lying around. I think this is where it usually goes wrong untill someone takes the time to clean up.

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So you have the exact same configuration? I would say it should work or you would have forgotten to make clients part of the LAN in the SSID config? By default every SSID is setup with Meraki DHCP. Perhaps it's good to post some pictures of your setup instead of a link to a blogpost, this way we can have a look at your actual config. Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎10-29-2018

perhaps we should start adding wishes in the dashboard.. =) Sourcenat is also a very very very hard missed feature.. not sure if i'm the only one who needs it?

Ben · ‎10-29-2018

Dennis, Can the clients you are trying to pxe boot ping the ip of your PXE server? I assume you are working with a Vmx for azure? Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎10-01-2018

@CarolineS wrote: Hi @FelixJacomino - Our HQ is great and worth a visit. No company store, but swag can be obtained if you know the right people :-) PM me! - Caroline One of those peoples name starts with a "C" ;-) I have visited the HQ with a few EU partners and it was indeed a great experience! Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎10-01-2018

You can't let the MX listen to 1 port for multiple apps... Because you have an 8080 rule you can't add a second 8080 rule. So make sure you don't add "double" ports in your firewall configuration. Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎10-01-2018

I would remove the app and reinstall it too but i'de first check what file would take up 21GB of storage. Just to make sure it's really the app or if it's an app file. e.g all photos you receive in whatsapp wether you want this or not are stored on your android phone storage. (not the sd card) If you check the settings, android will say Whatsapp is using x amount of space but when you look into detail it's the media that's taking up this space. If you can't be bothered just reinstall the app. =) Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎09-27-2018

First i thought perhaps the GDPR but according to their blog these features should be rolled out worldwide. So that can't be it... Today, we’re pleased to announce that these tools and updates have been rolled out worldwide to all Meraki customers.

Ben · ‎09-27-2018

Perhaps you don't have the Client-Data privacy settings enabled? To enable client privacy expiration, navigate to Network-wide > Configure > General > Client privacy

Ben · ‎09-11-2018

The official statement is that you can try out with external antennas on the MX67C but its not going to be officially supported by Meraki. The connector of the MX67C is the default antenna connector. Its not possible with the 68CW because the antennas for WIFI are shared with LTE. Cheers, Ben

Ben · ‎09-07-2018

If you really really really would like a license i'll give you one for the special price of 10$ / yr Extra features: you can brag about your exclusive soap with a license but that's it.. ;-) haha

Ben · ‎09-03-2018

It's danish. The Danish brand Meraki is a luxurious brand for the bathroom. The handwash is available with different scents and is free from parabens, dyes and colorants. Great in combination with other products from Meraki. Here you go: https://www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com/brands/meraki/

Ben · ‎08-31-2018

Never done this before but what I would do is tag the devices / school or perhaps you have a naming convention? Use the GET functionality of the API to get a list of all your iPads. https://dashboard.meraki.com/api_docs#list-the-devices-enrolled-in-an-sm-network-with-various-specified-fields-and-filters And after this use those filtered lists to put the iPads in the networks using the API part you posted here.

Ben · ‎08-31-2018

Hi, As mentioned did you try and get the App ID ? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.co.vodafone.OneBusiness&hl=en in this case: nz.co.vodafone.OneBusiness And add this to the dashboard? Cheers, Ben EDIT: otherwise try and add a custom app via an APK? https://www.apkmonk.com/app/nz.co.vodafone.OneBusiness/

Ben · ‎08-30-2018

Try searching the App via the V1 and V2 dashboard, not sure which one you are using? Or search the app via the play store ID. Not sure which app you are trying to install? If you post it here i'll see if i can find it. Regards, Ben

Ben · ‎08-30-2018

@HenningPedersen @Adam see the latest blog post here. A new accessory for MV12 makes recabling analog camera deployments a thing of the past https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2018/08/look-ma-no-wires/ This goes hand in hand with the WiFi ability of the MV. I'm pretty sure if you have a PoE adapter that's powerfull enough you could power your Camera like this with only the PoE side enabled and plugged into a nearby socket.

Ben · ‎08-30-2018

As @Adam says when DSL is unreliable it doesn't really help binding them. This would not make them more reliable or they would have to go out one at a time perhaps.. Question 1. => LTE

Ben · ‎08-30-2018

@Adam wrote: Awesome @Ben, share some pictures if they'll let you :) I'll walk arround in one of these... Haha no, i'll definitely share some pictures here. I'm curious to who of the Merakians i'll meet which are here on the community as well.

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