Well, that's certainly an approach, and I can see how it would work. Rather defeats the purpose of bothering with an MDM, of course.   It's not dissimilar to the way I run our macOS fleet, installing apps via Munki even though they're enrolled in Meraki. That's mainly legacy, because I simply haven't bothered to make all the apps available to the Meraki Systems Manager. However, the salient point is that, if I did, I could push apps out to my Macs from Meraki and it would just work — whereas doing the same for Windows clients is effectively impossible.   (Also unlike the Windows clients, having the Macs enrolled in Meraki even though I use Munki for apps still makes sense, since I can push profiles out and make changes to them even if they're just sitting there at the login screen. We simply assumed this would work for Windows as well, and, clearly, we were wrong.)   But thanks for the suggestion. ... View more

Sorry to bring back an old thread, but I wasn't finding anything newer then this.  I am not having much luck with finding documentation that talks about the security policies, and what each one is looking for, or to find out what is causing most all our systems to fail them.     Does screen lock require the screen saver to be setup, or just the screen turning off, which causes the system to lock and requiring a password to get back in work the same?  It currently says it is disabled, even though I have a 15 minute timer setup in group policy.  I did find some instructions on how to manually configure the screen saver, so guessing that is what has to happen.   Under system manager/configure/tabs,  it shows screen lock is at 15 minutes, which is what I have the policy set to for turning off the display.  It requires login after that happens, so that is enabled.  We have antivirus/firewall also installed.     Is the only way to see what is causing the non-compliance having a subscription to Systems Manager? ... View more

Hello, I myself have been experiencing this issue on my network. This are the things that worked for us, we first checked the signal strength of the channels affected. We determined that there was a range of 3dB - 6dB very low. We changed the channels and within minutes the signal on the clients increased significantly to a 20dB.  I would suggest checking your signal and channels. I realized that in this AP auto channel selection is not working. It seems like I have to be switching channels constantly myself. Today I found out that the AP was located next to two glass windows. I suspect this is the root cause I hope it helps.  ... View more

Thanks! ... View more