What firmware version are you running and what categories are you blocking? Version 16 doesn’t use Brightcloud anymore in favor of Talos.  and what about security center do you have advanced license and maybe it is blocked there? ... View more

Do you have access to and did you check your logs and content filter settings?   I see this:   ... View more

I know there have been a few increases recently, but that does seem more than I thought.  I have not calculated anything specific though.  What region are you in and I take it you are not a Cisco partner, right?   If you want to share or DM me any specific part numbers I could check and give you a second opinion on that increase percent if you want.     ... View more

Might be worth submitting here? https://bugcrowd.com/ciscomeraki     ... View more

I agree you really should get a site survey and then can determine what is going on with channel utilization and interference.  What do you mean, "..some AP they get be down" though?  that may be a different issue like cable or power, etc?  ... View more

Have you tried support yet?  You can find support though the web portal or phone app under settings > contact support.  Also, Meraki Go has it's own community here: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Meraki-Go-Community/ct-p/go   This is for "regular" Meraki so might not get much visibility.   Besides that, did you try changing the cable from the GX to the modem?  It seems like maybe something wrong there or duplex mismatch somehow.   Good luck.     ... View more

Sorry to say, but I have seen inconsistencies like this too. I don’t think the cable test can always be trusted. I can’t be certain but I feel like I have noticed mostly with short lengths. If your fluke shows good and non CRC errors than I think you are good. I suppose there is a small chance the error could be in the physical switch port if you still have errors after changing and validating cable.  ... View more

For new, yes, but if you purchased used hardware then no the hardware warranty is not transferable.    ... View more

If you hover over the connectivity bar in appliance status it will sometimes give useful reasons like power, DNS, connectivity, etc. reason for being offline.  If it was a quick reboot it might not show anything though.  This is an example of a recent upstream internet outage, for example:   ... View more

I know one way to find out 🙂 Seriously though, try and see if they can connect to your VPN, then you will know. Maybe be conscience of trouble you may expose yourself or friend to though as well.   I just read news though that there is no shortage of public VPN service available to Russians and subscriptions have increased exponentially so not really sure you are offering anything special for them.  ... View more

There are some cloud syslog servers that could do this too.  I use https://papertrailapp.com and then you can set alerts quite easily and define how often to get alerts, disable specific alerts, etc.     ... View more

You saw this from Monday? https://community.meraki.com/t5/Meraki-Service-Notices/Dashboard-connectivity-issues/ba-p/141743    What region and what shard are you on and maybe someone else will chime in.  Maybe try rebooting one after hours? Good luck.   ... View more

What switch model(s)?  I think I have heard of MS390 having this problem. ... View more

Probably need to learn or see if there is anything prebuilt here that meets your needs: https://apps.meraki.io Someone created some nice API learning/training videos here too: https://go.boundlessdigital.com/meraki-api-with-python-course/lesson-1   ... View more

In Security Center if you click through to the event you can see the packet and download the pcap of just that event.  Here is an example I found:     ... View more

I don't think so.  It seems more the job of the SIEM to filter and ignore unwanted messages though.  If you are using an MX as DHCP server you can import them in one .csv file.   ... View more

And I'll just add that it will be impossible to have a consistent repeatable configuration because every hotel can use many different methods to authenticate as a wireless client.  Some you may be able to find a way around, maybe spoof MAC address after first authenticating via phone or laptop or other kludgy methods.   Actually, I think MacOS and probably Windows have an internet sharing feature that could possibly maybe work?  Connect to hotel WiFi via laptop that has wired port and enable internet sharing.  Plug in Meraki to wired port of laptop and go?   ... View more

It's most likely possible, but you can decide if it is worth the time required to configure, test and support.  I would try with MikroTik. Super cheap and can do almost anything imaginable.  They're about $25USD: https://mikrotik.com/product/RBmAPL-2nD     ... View more

Fair enough.  Thanks.  Maybe I should be grateful I have not had to know about it yet.   I suppose if the equipment you manage does not have the feature you get an exception or maybe you have to do more work to provide the data?  Hopefully someone see this and knows more about Meraki's plans with this. ... View more

Interesting.  I have never heard of that feature.  I hope it has been dropped and not implemented personally.  Law enforcement can do their own job and I can do mine.  Very chilling the idea that someone could ask/request/demand that I share data from my network like that.  Especially, since we know full well our data is collected and analyzed en mass on the regular already it seems going too far to get to the point where someone in "law enforcement" could ask/compel me to share data that way.   Besides my particular take I am interested in what your use case or interest is? ... View more

I love step 4 and 6 being to wait for an hour 😉 My lack of patience often costs me time and causes headaches.. ... View more