if your services run from the cloud/dc then you would not really need qos on your switch(ofc trust dscp so the upstream device can act on the dscp values).   assuming you run 1gbit to the router and the router is shaping to a lower bandwidth your switch would not have congestion. ... View more

does it work from a device connected to the switch? ap in bridge mode? you running a pbx or cloud hosted?   ... View more

you activate the routes in the table of a next hop?   and then they are deactivated in the mx?   can you give a example? ... View more

i think you have to build a script/ API to disable one ssid and enable the other.   ... View more

device drivers up to date? try different cable? ... View more

go to organization 》 license info   with 3  licenses you can have 3 devices.  but with 3 orders its possible to claim 26 devices/licenses.. ... View more

a single network is only 1 device, like 1 switch? or are you running more devices?   if i select a month i see a very small difference, maybe org takes meraki management traffic into account and if you select only 1 device its excludes its own management traffic. (just a guess) ... View more

if you select organization and look at the "past day" the time (usage over time) is a little "behind" , compared to when you select only 1 network (device). so its not looking at the same data for the report.     when you select a custom range its working ok. ... View more

a meraki switch is not different then other vendors.   most common is to connect both switches with a trunk and allow the vlans you want to access on both sides. all other ports you can set as access ports and define the data and voice vlan you desire ... View more

did you  make packet captures on the mx lan and wan and maybe looked what is blocked or not responded to.  ... View more

ask your tech guy to make you admin. looks like your in some monitor only mode ... View more

"As a wireless client roams in an area covered by Meraki APs advertising the same SSID, it will try and associate to the AP that provides the strongest signal. The wireless adapter on the client device measures the RSSI on received frames sent by APs in order to make roaming decisions"   the clients with this behaviour  are only macbooks? look into the driver and roaming settings. of the device. are they switching also between radio's or ap's on the same radio(from 5ghz to 5ghz)  you can try set higher minimum bandwidth, or lower the ap radio signal?   ... View more

maybe try antoher firmware and see what happens ... View more

so guests can still access your lan clients? ... View more

if you  activate port 4, stp on your switch will block a port you will not have a loop?   isp routers are not routed links but L2 ports?, are they running stp..?   root guard is good for protecting a root switch to other not managed devices. you don't really need it if you config the other switches yourself because you set the stp prio yourself.   loop guard is good to active on ports with fiber links.  ... View more

3x3 refers to the tx rx antennas.  in this case it has 4 radios 2.4 ,  5 , dual-band wips/wids(not for cliënts) and a bluetooth radio   "Each access point has a technical limitation of 128 clients maximum per radio. Please note that this is only a theoretical maximum; in practice, interference caused by multiple clients communicating simultaneously will cause this limit to be far lower." ... View more

what errors you see in the event log ... View more

z3c  or mx68cw   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Installation_Guides ... View more

wireless 》 radio settings ... View more

how high are you ceilings. what AP and antenna is used? did you confirm good signal strenght at the ground? ... View more

try use udp with a high buffer.   -u -w 256.0M ... View more

its the "meraki indoor"  ID2-PRO-us or eu or whatever 😛 ... View more

split tunnel? https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-site_VPN_Settings ... View more

yes, this is what you get: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Installation_Guides/MR42E_Installation_Guide   ... View more