I wanted to add additional information for others. Meraki's official stance is to work with the ISP/upstream router to disable IPv6. We are still trying to work with the multiple ISPs we have, but some are easier than others to have this disabled as most are dual stack. ... View more

@davidson2020 I think the thread you are looking for might be https://community.meraki.com/t5/Endpoint-Management-Systems/Anyone-else-seeing-Unverified-Certificates/m-p/62026#M5509  Maybe that shouldn't effect is at play.  ... View more

It´s only the light. Accesspoints are working well. I also thought about replacing all AP´s. I did it with 5 of them, but I think I will leave the others with a dimmed blue light. ... View more

So I am on shard n180.  When I was on the phone with support yesterday it took 25 minutes per change.  We tried several networks to confirm it wasn't specific to a site.  We have the same firewall's everywhere and normally these changes take less than a minute.  Support concluded that there is definitely something wrong in the back end and she kicked the ticket up.  I will keep you guys informed.  ... View more

@NolanHerring , "I can't seem to find anything about the built-in cellular options with the MX67C/68C models"   The options are exactly the same.   The AutoVPN failover when using USB (or built in) 4G failover is not dual active.  But AutoVPN will 100% kick in over the 4G circuit once the primary circuit has failed. ... View more

Funny enough, we just got another rep today! ... View more

Only if you are using a policy like NAC authentication ... View more

The Firmware update is pushed via Dashboard, once a hardware is online and connected to the Cloud. ... View more

Hmm... interesting. Unfortunately we don't utilize any AD features in our setup, just reset the iPads every few months and re-enrol via using the downloaded Meraki profile in AC2. ... View more

FYI, the MX doesn't do spanning tree. ... View more

Keeping it on a managed switch will let you monitor how much bandwidth the other unit uses.  If you go with a cheap unmanaged switch you can't tell who is using all the bandwidth later. ... View more

On the Cisco switch side the native VLAN would be 10 in this example. ... View more

I changed the IP address of the switch in question and verified that the rest of configuration is correct. However there is still no ping or RADIUS communication. Also no errors on the server side. ... View more

Thanks for the heads ups Zilla! I definitely plan on getting a demo. ... View more

Thanks Zilla! I did not know this function existed, so thanks for the tip.    It also looks like they can only be moved one at a time, but that's all. What's an extra few clicks haha ... View more

So here's an update. As expected, it finally checked in shortly after I left for the day. We tried something seen elsewhere, un-claiming, resetting, re-claiming then adding the MX to the desired network. It came online within a few minutes. While I understand and agree with the replies regarding the need to upgrade code, these MXes haven't been offline that long (no more than a week or so) so they shouldn't be badly out of date and it doesn't explain the trickle of data I see on a link that otherwise runs at expected speeds. I'm not convinced that there isn't something else going on. ... View more

Check to make sure you are not running BPDU guard on the links between your switches.  ... View more

Glad you got it taken care of ... View more

Adam's correct. Clone only covers layer 2 portion.     What you can do is enable Layer 3 on the switch device, then move the L3 interfaces over from the old switches. In the Switch  > Routing and DHCP section.  You'll have to build the first interface and set the default route before you can move/copy the interfaces and any static routes.   You will also want to make note of any relay settings.  In the early days those didn't move either. I can't remember if they move now. ... View more

Same thing here. i was told it is a GUI bug and support is on the run to fix all affected networks ... ... View more

I concur will Zilla- it can but it shouldn't.  The simplicity of Meraki devices are their greatest liability.  When sh*t hits the fan you cannot manage them and make configuration changes on the fly in the same ways you can with Cisco equipment.   You can't troubleshoot what you can't see, and if a Meraki can't get to the cloud, you cannot troubleshoot it.   When everything is working well, their simplicity is their greatest strength.     ... View more

@Zilla   Thanks for your suggestions.   I now have the VLANs configured pretty well the way I want them to work.   My next issues are to do with isolating "risky" devices into their own VLAN yet still be able to access their services, eg Bonjour or Chromecast.   Virtually all the "smart" devices I have seen are woeful from a security viewpoint, so should be kept away from the rest of the network, yet some are quite convenient. Whether it is at home or work, I cannot see us having fewer smart devices in the future. So we have to be able to find a way of being able to live with them, securely.   ... View more

I used the staged upgrades feature today.  The switches rebooted about 7 minutes after the stated upgrade time.   I still don't like the dashboard showing that the upgrade has completed even though the switches are still downloading the code. ... View more