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I used chatgpt for the same question before posting here and had a similar reply as posted by pulkit. However, after experimenting noticed that if i do not add the native vlan in allowed tagged then it will not forward traffic. that is why i have posted here my question.
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4 weeks ago
Dear All, When setting vlans on a switch port in trunk mode do i need as well to include the native vlan on the allowed vlans? Cheers!
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Layer 2
Jul 12 2023
1:53 AM
Can you think of a good reason there's no an option to alert for a port going to blocking state due to a loop / spanning tree issue?
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May 11 2023
1:17 AM
Hi, Trying to achieve the following flow: LAN Users -> get access to www through WAN1 AnyConnect clients -> get access through WAN2 And without changing the primary uplink from WAN1 to WAN2 nor doing load balancing. WAN1 is behind a firewall which is blocking IPsec protocols. There's no way to ask the provider to change that. but it is the ISP circuit with the higher bandwidth therefore the preferred one to route all lan users traffic to reach www. WAN2 has no firewall and IPsec tunnels can be established, but has less bandwidth which is not suitable using to route users through it to reach www. The only way I managed to get the AnyConnect working is when I change the primary uplink and set it as WAN2. How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance...
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Sep 20 2022
3:10 AM
Tried option 15 but it had no effect.
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Sep 19 2022
11:25 PM
Hi, When working with a wired connection sometimes I see that the network adapter (windows 10) changes its name according to which network it is connected to - marked in red on the picture below. How can I create a network using the MX and broadcast a different desirable text to appear in there? My guess is by using some DHCP option but now sure which one? Best Regards, Ale.
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Do I need to have both bands 2.4GHz and 5GHz enabled for WiFi 6 to work properly. Please note that my question is regarding WiFi 6 and not WiFi 6E. If i have an area which I have disabled 2.4GHz due congestion and left only with 5GHz enabled then * Would I be able to use WiFi 6 at all? * Any cons (affecting wifi6...) due of 2.4GHz is disabled? * How can I check if a client is connected using WiFi6? Thanks in advance for all helpers!
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Many thanks, that was it!
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Hi, Added it and getting the same message: updateDeviceManagementInterface() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given Process finished with exit code 0
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Dear Members, Trying to update an access point device management interface by using the function import meraki dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key="my_api_key") payload = {"wan1": { "usingStaticIp": False, "vlan": "100" } result = dashboard.devices.updateDeviceManagementInterface(serial_key, payload) print(result) The result is the following output: updateDeviceManagementInterface() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given Process finished with exit code 0 When running the function below result = dashboard.devices.getDeviceManagementInterface(serial_key) print("Device Management Interface:") print(result) The result is the following output: Device Management Interface: {'wan1': {'usingStaticIp': False, 'vlan': None}} It looks like I am using the correct structure but it doesn't work. This are the arguments that the function expects: Can you please help me find and correct it? Best Regards,
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Aug 16 2020
6:30 AM
Dear forum, One of our clients manages all his connections in one place so he doesn't need different solutions for different sites. (makes sense to me) the software he is using is called Forticlient VPN. Does anyone knows if it is possible to configure Forticlient VPN in manner to connect to a client to a site that uses MX64? I have couple of users there all working well when VPN client is configured in Windows built in mechanism. However I was unable to find how to copnfigure the Forticleint VPN nor find info on the web. If it is possible at all - then main issue seems to be that I have no clue how the advanced settings should be set. - see below screenshot of advanced settings.
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Oct 7 2019
7:34 AM
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Sorry no need to reply... I had something wrong configured on my end and now your solution is working!
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Oct 7 2019
7:20 AM
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Hi, I've created a policy group and tested. Is it correct the rule "*" I've applied which is intended to block all URLs except google.com? When testing and connecting with an iphone to the SSID with vlan 532: 1. i can't see any clients affected by the group policy... it shows 0 2. The connected client is able reach any URL so basically it doesn't work. If I go to clients I can see the client is connected to vlan 532: Any idea what's wrong?
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Oct 7 2019
6:17 AM
Dear Community, We have a network with many SSID's each SSID has its own tag VLAN. We are looking into a way to filter traffic on one specific vlan / ssid to achieve the following: * Block access to any URL except one or many specific URLs How can it be done? Thanks in advance, Ale.
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Rebooting the switch didn't help. This is the second site where I am facing this issue.
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Dear Members, 1. How do I change IGMP protocol version 3 to 2? 2. Why interface with IP 192.168.100.191 doesn't reply to ping? Thanks in advance & Best regards
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May 15 2019
7:40 AM
Okay. Sorry this is not clear: The limit set in Bandwidth -> use custom bandwidth limit Is applied per entire vlan ? or Per each client connected in that vlan? To me it seems like it is per entire vlan... I am looking for how to limit per client in a vlan. Let's say I have a vlan called "wiredGuests" with vlan id 100 or whatever... I would like to limit that entire vlan to 10/10 Mb and for each client within that vlan wired connected - as well limit to 1/1 Mb Best regards
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May 15 2019
7:12 AM
Hi, I do have. Can you please share instructions as per my specific needs? Best regards.
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May 15 2019
6:58 AM
Dear Community, How can I limit bandwidth to 5Mb/5Mb per each connected client over wired cable for a specific vlan? For wireless clients there's a manner doing so by going to Wireless -> Configure -> Firewall & traffic shaping -> Traffic shaping rules -> Per-client bandwidth limit -> Set desired values ... For wired clients I can't find where to configure. Best regards,.
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May 14 2019
6:34 AM
Hello RaphaelL, Thanks for your reply showing towards the correct way. I am able to read all devices from the organization->network-> inventory list. Then iterate over device list and find the device with the location address that need to be changed. In this case I am looking for any device that it's address is = "old Address" For a reason I can't understand it is updating the new location address in the device['name'] attribute instead in the device['address'] attribute. In the printout below you can see the device['name'] before posting is 'P1234' and after posting it changes to "new Address" when actually expected that the device name remains 'AP1234' and the device address is changed from 'old Address' to 'new Address' Not sure why it is updating the wrong attribute. Can you tell? from meraki import meraki
apikey = "3***5"
orgid = "6***4"
newaddr = "new Address"
# Return your inventory
deviceList = meraki.getorginventory(apikey,orgid)
#Iterate over all devices in network
for device in deviceList:
# Check if the device['model'] contains string "MR" # If it does then it is an access point. (it could be MS/MX/MV...) if "MR" in device['model']:
# Get the device info that contains the address
deviceinfo = meraki.getdevicedetail(apikey,device['networkId'],device['serial'])
# Print per each item the name, mac and current addresss
print("Device name: " + str(deviceinfo['name']))
print("\tMAC: " + str(deviceinfo['mac']))
print("\tAddress: " + str(deviceinfo['address']))
# Check if the device matches your old address
if "old Address" in deviceinfo['address']:
# Print address value as stored in deviceinfo['address']
print("Address as stored in 'address' attribute before assigning new value to it:" + str(deviceinfo['address']))
# Assign new address to deviceinfo['address']
deviceinfo['address'] = newaddr
print("Address as stored in 'address' attribute after assigning new value to it:" + str(deviceinfo['address']))
# Save changes
postnewaddr = meraki.updatedevice(apikey,deviceinfo['networkId'],deviceinfo['serial'],deviceinfo['address'])
# Print Post result
print("Post result: " + str(postnewaddr)) Best regards,.
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May 10 2019
12:58 AM
Dear I'd like to change the street address for a bulk number of access points and switches / entire network and not having to go one by one. Is there an elegant way of achieving it? Best regards.
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