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natuan
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Mar 25 2019
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Mar 20 2019
6:22 AM
I'm not good at math but - at 13:54 you cannot see the log of 14:00 - at 14:06 you can see the log of 14:00 it's natural. If you have another network, you can check the delay
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Mar 20 2019
6:07 AM
maybe there are no event logs on the MX during that time. e.g: at 12:50 you only see the log at 12:30
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Mar 20 2019
5:53 AM
Yes, we can config netflow on MX to monitor traffic on PRTG. 😄 ... but in my case the result is wrong parameters or numbers 😞 Meraki Dashboard: Enable netflow, enter PRTG IP (e.g: a.a.a.a) and netflow port (e.g: 2056) . PRTG: create a sensor with Receive NetFlow Packets on UDP Port is 2056, sender IP is MX's IP, and time out is 5 mins. If you have PRTG support, you can open a case and post the solution here. Hope this help. natuan
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Hi, Just make a simple test, change between Bridge mode and Layer 3 roaming with a concentrator for guest VLAN When I use Bridge mode, user has the same IP with staff VLAN. When I use Layer 3 roaming with a concentrator and conventrate traffic on VLAN guest, user has the guest IP. My conclusion is L3 roaming with a concentrator can bypass access port.
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I show config on another access switch 🙂 In fact, that AP is connecting to VLAN 10 - Staff with access port. No VLAN tagging for Staff SSID and other SSIDs are Layer 3 roaming with a concentrator.
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For Staff WiFi, we use WPA2-Enterprise with radius and Bridge mode.
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oh I show config on another access switch. LOL In fact, that AP is connecting to VLAN 10 - Staff with access port.
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The configuration: interface GigabitEthernet0/3 switchport access vlan 30 switchport mode access spanning-tree portfast edge end
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We use Bridge Mode for both situations.
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Mar 19 2019
1:41 AM
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Hi Nolan, In my humble opinion, the logging enabled/disabled per firewall rule will choose to collect the log or not for that rule. Example log: 2019-03-18 16:33:05 Local0.Info 192.168.0.6 1 1552901590.284212695 <XXXX> flows src=172.17.8.92 dst=125.56.222.10 mac=48:5B:39:EF:D7:85 protocol=tcp sport=63249 dport=80 pattern: allow all 2019-03-18 16:33:05 Local0.Info 192.168.0.6 1 1552901590.287318295 <XXXX> flows src=172.17.8.92 dst=125.56.222.8 mac=48:5B:39:EF:D7:85 protocol=tcp sport=63250 dport=80 pattern: allow all 2019-03-18 16:33:05 Local0.Info 192.168.0.6 1 1552901590.332721497 <XXXX> urls src=172.17.8.173:52570 dst=118.102.6.42:80 mac=00:22:B0:F3:E9:1C agent='Dalvik/2.1.0 (Linux; U; Android 5.1.1; C6603 Build/10.7.A.0.228)' request: GET http://photo-1-baomoi.zadn.vn/a350_r4x3/2019_03_18_232_30021630/0fdbceae3befd2b18bfe.jpg.webp If you want to see the log, you should install a syslog server such as KiWi Syslog Server, Splunk ... KiWi is quite simple, just next, next and next. 🙂 Btw, don't forget to config syslog on dashboard meraki. Regards, natuan
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Hello everybody, Our office has over 100 clients and 4 APs MR33. Our Topology: (Meraki MX) <-----> (Switch Access 2960 Cisco) <-----> (AP MR33) Meraki MX is the gateway + DHCP Server. We have 4 VLANs: - VLAN 10: Staff - VLAN 20: Guest - VLAN 30: Management - VLAN 40: Partner My question is when I configure port type between MR33 and C2960 is trunk. It worked, 4 SSIDs broadcasted and correctly VLANs assigned. When I configure port type between MR33 and C2960 is access to Staff VLAN. It worked as well. I have no idea why access ports still work. Please help me to understand it. Thank you, natuan
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