Those coordinates are relative to the coordinates of the access points. Are they positioned correctly?   The inaccuracy could be due to walls in your building. The location is still a best effort based on maths. Those maths can't account for the fact the next to one AP there's a wall, and for the others there isn't. ... View more

I don't think you can delete an org while there are still devices in the inventory... So the org is probably still there   See this excerpt from the docs:   Before an organization can be deleted, it must meet the following list of requirements: Organizations can only be deleted by a full-access organization admin. There can be no other users on the organization (under Organization > Configure > Administrators), other than the one organization admin. Note: This includes disabling SAML authentication if it is enabled. All networks have been deleted from the org. Please note that because networks with billing transactions cannot be deleted, organizations containing these networks cannot be deleted. There must be no devices left on the org; all devices need to be removed from networks, and the organization inventory must be empty. There must be no licenses left on the org (under Organization > Configure > License info). Please reference our documentation for more information on Moving Licenses. If you've lost access to the organization you'll have to go through helpdesk to get access to it again. You'll very likely need to provide proof that you actually own the hardware. That's why people who buy second hand hardware always need to verify that it was indeed unclaimed first. And it's also the reason why the dashboard complains when there's only one org admin in an organization. If anything happens to the email or the person, you can't get access to the org anymore (at least not without a longwindy process). ... View more

"Great exercise but lots of bumps and bruises." -> Stop hitting your son with the hockey stick...   Welcome to the community! ... View more

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Oh, you've got so much to discover in the stack... 😉   Welcome to the community! ... View more

No messing with the Don! 😛 Welcome to the community! ... View more

Hmm strange.    Have you ruled out that it's not the switch by plugging it into one of the known working ports of another AP?   Or maybe a cable issue, have you tried the AP with another cable?   If your procedure worked for 39 APs and it fails for one, I'd reach out to Meraki helpdesk. Maybe it's just a faulty device. Seems like you tried everything I'd try. ... View more

Welcome to the community!   If you love lego and Meraki then you will love this: https://magpi.raspberrypi.org/articles/the-internet-of-lego   By @DexterLaBora ... View more

Hello John, welcome to the community! A ski society? As in skiing on snow? ... View more

Welcome to the community Eric of all trades! ... View more

Hello there A.J.! Welcome to the community. Do you work the full stack? ... View more

It's probably just used for this feature:   ... View more

Egypt, I was there in 2018 and 2014! Beautiful country with a very interesting history.   Welcome to the community! ... View more

Welcome to the community Sean!   From food to IT, wow interesting hop. Glad to hear we can now open up the community for questions about recipes too. ... View more

Does the device show online in the dashboard? Does the config show up-to-date?   ... View more

It's telling you what format it is expecting... See the line that starts with "Usage: ..."   Try running it with: MerakiPSKTool.ps1 -site "Your network's name" -ssid "Your SSID's name" -action "Change"   ... View more

You can use:   https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/ Edit: And to find your org ID and network ID and so on, it's probably best you have a look at a tutorial for how to use the API's. Have a look here: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/build/meraki-postman-collection-getting-started/   ... View more

Seems like the behavior here is different then. Perhaps support can help out? Maybe your shard is already running a different version of Systems Manager. I'm on shard n248... ... View more

For me that's not a .msi file. It's a .exe. I tried running it but it fails. "screenshot-cmd.exe" hash unchanged after the failed run. ... View more

Welcome to the community!   Have a look if one of the columns already has the info you need (click on the little plus icon at the top right and check the boxes next to the highlighted items): If not that means that Systems Manager doesn't know the users due to the way you have set everything up and you'll have to manually rename the devices or change their owner. You can do that in the client details page:   ... View more

Welcome to the community!   You can't use an MX67 license for an MX64. Contact your reseller to see if they can help you out. ... View more

I just gave it a try out of curiosity.   Blank is not/no longer allowed. Even if you have setup the management VLAN under switch settings. I made sure no blank characters were in there. ... View more