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ScottChester

While not required many times, we frequently run into situations where it is nice to be able to plug a device (or even a switch with multiple devices) into the LAN port. This is something we do with the Orbi's, so it would be great to see this on Meraki Go so we can use it in more situations.

russlench · ‎07-09-2019

Hi Joe, Thanks for the reply! I take your point on the differences, both with connecting to preferred APs and with congestion. I didn't want to make my first post massively long so (I thought it was long enough already!), what I'd like to try is to completely isolate this issue to determine the possible cause and post the findings. I've not seen the same kind of behaviour in the enterprise environments I have using MR APs so wondered if this was a GO only issue. The only wireless networks that are visible are the ones being broadcast by the GO APs (so it's not like there's a bunch of other networks using the airways). What about if I temporarily take offline all APs bar one, setup one unlimited network, connect both devices and test this? Cheers Russ

joe · ‎05-31-2019

Hey @Harshad, Meraki Go Access Points do not support BLE. Cheers, Joe

joe · ‎05-21-2019

Hey @RJMac1, The Meraki Go Access Points automatically and dynamically adjust their power levels depending on the environment they are in, the density of the environment, etc. so there is no hard and fast rule around what the radios power would be. Cheers, Joe

StuKoalaIT · ‎04-04-2019

Great, thanks for that Joe.

GoJamesEMEA · ‎02-26-2019

Hi Steven Meraki Go is built for sites that require fewer than 20 Access Points, and that is the upper limit for the amount of Access Points allowed within the App. If you created two networks and used two separate Go App accounts you could theoretically create a site with more than 20 Access Points, but you wouldn't be able to have visibility/manage everything at once with a singe sign on in the App. Should you have a location that needs more than 20 Access Points, we'd suggest looking at the Meraki Enterprise solutions that are built for such a case. All the best, James

CedricS · ‎12-05-2018

Dear @joe thanks! Cedric

RyanG · ‎12-03-2018

Great, thank you for the information. Now Meraki-Go needs to come out with a cheaper MX device 😄

joe · ‎11-26-2018

Hey @Roska! Definitely submit a wish for Finnish! With regards to support in German, Spanish, and French. We are currently still keeping with English support only (though our Support Engineers will utilize translations whenever possible), but multi-language Support is definitely something on our mind.

joe · ‎06-27-2018

Hey SandwichGuy, You can manage your subscriptions from the Meraki Go portal. If this is your first subscription, you'll be prompted to provide it when creating your Meraki Go account (from the portal). If this is an additional subscription , you can add it by logging into the portal, and then clicking "add subscription" (if you don't see "add subscription", click your name in the top right, click manage products, and then click add subscription). More information about subscription keys can be found in this KB doc.

joe

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