I am starting a project to implement splash pages for my SSIDs using Splash Access. I have (4) networks in my environment that contain wireless, security (MX), and switches. It was suggested that I use templates to configure my SSIDs so that it can be replicated across all (4) networks. I am a novice when it comes to using templates. I understand they can make management of multiple networks more convenient. Since this is the first time I am using templates, my question is, If I create a template to setup the splash page for the wireless, will the template cause any changes on the switches and security appliances? Each security and switch network configuration is unique, and I don't want to impact the configurations if I utilize a template. I only need the template for the wireless. Is templates the best way to go with this or should I manually configure the SSIDs for each network? ... View more

I have a MX450, setup in HA pair, in a campus environment that is connected to a 1GB Internet connection. The MX450 is used exclusively for the student residential housing units, approximately (10) buildings with about 10,000 connected devices. In addition to using the MX450 as the security appliance and traffic shaping, the MX450 has all the VLANs, Layer 3 interfaces, and DHCP scopes configured for the residential housing units. In each residential housing unit there are (125) MS250 switches and (950) MR33 wireless access points.   Due to the increased number of devices on the network, the campus has decided to increase the Internet circuit to a 5GB connection. Based on the documentation that I have found, the MX450 is only capable of supporting a 4GB Internet connection with all the security features enabled, and 6GB connection with security features disabled.    My question is, what is the best design or configuration to consider to implement the new 5GB Internet connection? Turning off the security features on the MX450 is not something we want to do. Can I split the traffic between the (2) MX450? It is my understanding that a MX450 can only be part of one network. If I choose to split the MX450, will I have to crate another network? Will the switches and wireless access points need to be moved to the new network? Not sure what the best path to choose... ... View more

First time posting to the community. I work a school and recently the Computer Science department purchase "Mersive Solstice Pod", a collaboration device, that allows mirroring of a compatible iOS or Mac OS device such as an iPhone or MacBook using AirPlay.   The Computer Science Department has MR33 wireless access points with their own SSID broadcasting in their areas that all of their devices connect to, including the Mersive Solstice Pod. All devices are on the same VLAN (1633) and subnet (10.33.16.0/21).   I am having a difficult time getting the Mersive Solstice Pod devices show up to mirror iOS devices. The behavior is inconsistent. Some of the Mersive Solstice Pod devices show, and some don't. If one does show, it will then disappear.    I have enabled Bonjour Forwarding on the SSID, with service vlan 1633, allowing ALL services. The SSID is in Bridge Mode. Not sure what else I need to do to get the Mersive Solstice Pod devices to show up in AirPlay. Am I missing anything?   I even followed their support documentation: https://customersupport.mersive.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013310493-Troubleshooting-iOS-Mirroring-Issues ... View more