I went to run  an errand and came back after about and hour-and-half,  and COULD connect to the raspberry pi again via cellular like yesterday.  Hence, it  simply took longer after reboot than the other device.  Quite a bit longer, though not likely that entire houf-and-half.   Hence, I'm back to a stable, albeit not ideal point:  I can connect to my devices inside  my network by turning off WiFi on my phone, and using cellular.   I provide my dynamic dns name to the phone apps and they resolve successfully and connect to the internal devices - the port forwardiing works.  If I turn on WiFi, too, doing exactly the same fails.     ... View more

I rebooted ALL of my networking equipment today (power off and on, in fact).  Now I can no longer connect to the rasperry pi via the app even with WiFi turned off and cellular on, like I could yesterday.   I have to connect specifically to the local IP address of pi on the local wifi.     However, oddly enough, the other device in my network that I have ports forwarded to *IS* still working, but only via its iphone app when connected via cellular and WiFi off (same  as yesterday.)   It's as if the port forwarding is flakey, but that doesn't make much sense.   I did update the MX65 firmware just in the last few days, but I have doubts that would have caused a problem... ... View more

Excellent thought, and - yes - I am using an MR32, but all SSIDs are allowed to access local LAN. ... View more

Some more information from investigations. I do NOT think it has to do with cellular, WiFi, as I just did another test, this time with a virtual machine running in the LAN that has a different app that connects to a different internal server.   It experiences the same behavior.  Hence, it is almost as if these apps - though they specify the WAN IP (or FQDN) as their destination, are "smart enough" to know that they are both within the same LAN, but then get confused as to what port to connect to and therefore don't.   ... View more

Jackpot!  Thank you BrechtSchamp!  LOVE my Meraki equipment and this community! ... View more

Yes, as a matter of fact.   I'm running MR25.13 and MX13.36, but what I see is:  ... View more

During this holiday break, I was able to move my MR32 to a central location and turn off the MX65W SSIDs. The MR32 appears to not have quite the range of the MX65W, but is close and is working better in the sense that it has a richer feature set. (This seems to make great sense to me: A small business might use one MX65W to cover the entire store and therefore not need multiple APs, hence, a greater range on the MX65W is perfect. An MR32 might be more likely to be used with additional APs and therefore need the additional features that include seamless roaming and meshing, etc.) One thing that I am still puzzled about that I wonder if I've made some mistake on, but haven't figure out yet: When I use the WIreless Diagnostics on my MacBook Pro, and do a scan, I see that there are two wireless networks coming from the Merakis (either the MR32 or MX65W) (with no network names, but BSSID's that indicate that the Security is WEP)! What might those be? Are those the 3rd radios used for rogue AP protection? Are they okay that they are WEP? ... View more

Thank you Dashboard_DJ!    I will move that MR to the central location near my MX65W.    I had purchased the MX65W with the idea that it could do everything - wireless AND especially security and it CAN and does both SO VERY well.   Its just that I had one small area in a far corner that was not getting covered.  Hence, I purchased the MR32 and put that there.  This solution works FANTASTIC, but - as you'll note above, I decided I wanted authenticate access now, and that's were I was running into the problems.  Because my original mindset was to keep the MX65W as my "master" and the MR32 was just a satellite (so-to-speak), I didn't (as I noted above) previously consider that the MR32 might replace the wireless of the MX65W completely, as I can imagine that the dedicated AP circuitry and antennas in that unit are likely beefier than what's in the MX65W.   Hence, I will try that this upcoming weekend or next.  It is also obvious that in dashboard, there are far more options for wireless optimizations and configurations for the MR32 than the MX65W.  Let me say, however, that for smaller spaces, the MX65W works exceptionally well and could easily stand-alone!    Again, thanks! ... View more

My dashboard does show "Use Meraki Authentication" when "WPA Enterprise" is selected for the Security setting.   What I may do, instead, is move my MR32 to a more central location, and then turn off the wireless of the MX65W and just rely on the MR32.     I had purchased the MR32 to cover a dead spot with great success, but I had not until now wondered if the MR32 has better range than the MX65W and could take the place of its wireless.   Thank you for your response!  I absolutely love the Meraki equipment and dashboard! -Mike   ... View more