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Additionally the stacking documentation: https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Stacking/Switch_Stacks

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Yes it supports DHCP Server...you need first to create a L3 Interface...Switching => Routing & DHCP

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This post from the community maid help you https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless/Catalyst-vs-Meraki/m-p/251598

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Like it, thanks!

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@guitb Welcome to the community and the Meraki World!

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Are sure the Host can be reached? Tested it on my infra, with IP and Name and worked fine. Try to ping it from Cameras > Network > Tools

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Solved it...switched to the new version of the Access Control Site...tada...transistion mode is available

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Interesting...looks the same for me as @AxL1971 mentioned it. No Tranistion Mode option on the drop down. And I have MR 31.1.5.1 running on my AP's.

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Did you check out the configuration guide to WPA 3? https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Wi-Fi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/WPA3_Encryption_and_Configuration_Guide hope this helps

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@RWelch big congratulation for this achivement! 👏 Looking forward to achive it also one time 😉

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I guess the /30 is the WAN IP of the Device the ISP provided to you. This means the range you can use is the /29 If it is this way, you can not use the /30 and you have to uses the addresses out of the /29 for the MX

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Welcom to the meraki community @KenzieB

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Done

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 21 2025

well, really intresting...gives me kind good insights and also some new ones which i did not expect Like it!

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 20 2025

Check out the Cisco Optics-to-Device Compatibility Matrix: https://tmgmatrix.cisco.com/

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

Well thanks for all the feedback. I will then contact support to have it enabled.

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

sorry... the 8 port does not have a management port

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

he mentioned only MS120---so for sure if it is an 8port...not going wo work

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

did you try the managment port which porvides IP via DHCP? MS : Select MS switches have a dedicated management port that can be used without needing to set a static IP on your client. When connected to the management port of a Meraki switch, your device can obtain the appropriate IP settings via DHCP. Alternatively, the following IP settings can be used by the client device to access the Local Status Page.

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

well, thanks for your feedback...which regions are your orgs? see if I get some more feedback

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 19 2025

Does anyone already have Access Manager available under Organization > Early Access ? https://documentation.meraki.com/Access_Manager/Access_Manager_Overview/Architecture_and_Example_Use_Cases It is documented that it will be rolled out in phases and I am wondering if this phases already started... Seams to me an interesting approach as there is no external radius needed anymore.

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 17 2025

One addition...if you have a C9300 in monitoring mode in the meraki dashboard...you have to change the hostname via CLI...

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 17 2025

Not sure if you talking about the hostname (ID on the switch) or a VLAN ID, as in the title. But you can give a hostname and also give a name to a vlan ID. Go Switching > Switches and then select the switch. Ones on the Switch on the top left side you can adapt the Hostname of the switch. You can disable not used port manually. The port will be down anyway if nothing is pluged...but i guess you would like to make sure that nobody can connect. hope this helps Roger

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 13 2025

for point 3: Check out this documentation https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Other_Topics/Troubleshooting_and_Replacing_a_Faulty_MS_Switch

rwiesmann · ‎Feb 13 2025

Check out this documentation about upstream fw rules for meraki cloud for point 1. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Upstream_Firewall_Rules_for_Cloud_Connectivity

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