I think this is the new visulation technology that Meraki released into Wireshark. https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2019/02/wireshark-where-did-the-time-go/ ... View more

Hi friend! Thank you very much for your advice on using a CISCO MX, I would have liked it possible to do this directly in the cloud, without having an MX or an L3 switch, it seems to me that CISCO is extremely efficient and should allow to use the manual services of DHCP and create specific SCOPES directly in the cloud, but it does not matter, I'll keep dreaming of this, maybe one day CISCO will allow it. Best regards from Costa Rica!! ... View more

Yes, you can hop twice, although the less hops you take the better. Survey Mode: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Conducting_Site_Surveys_with_MR_Access_Points ... View more

Good point.  And the reason I don't think I will accept Bitcoin and don't understand how people use it for normal transactions since its value changes from moment to moment.. ... View more

It works if I access a network segment within the local network infrastructure, but outside with the external link it simply tells me that the site is not available. ... View more

I would ask your Cisco reseller for a free trial to be sent to one of the sites.  If it works you can just pay for it and keep it.  It seems very unlikely for an ISP to be blocking Meraki.     ... View more

I saw more than 7000 clients yesterday on 2pm. But I use more than one VLAN. So my question is, why doesn't work this in a single VLAN?   Screenshots from a MX250.   ... View more

https://www.amazon.com/Exalt-Extendair-R5005-Wireless-Networking/dp/B00VQQO41S   I have something like this connecting two locations that are about a mile apart.  Works just fine. ... View more

@NolanHerring @BrandonS    It seems to be more secure if you use this mounting tool. Judge whether it is used by looking at the environment! Thanks for the information! ... View more

What sort of devices do the teachers use?   A great solution would be to put Meraki Systems Manager onto those devices.  Then you can auto-deploy certificates, and configure the staff SSID to only allow certificates.  Then there are no more passwords, and nothing the students can learn. It works best with Apple and Android devices.  It doesn't work so well with Windows 10.   They call it "Sentry" authentication. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Configuring_EAP-TLS_Wireless_Authentication_with_Systems_Manager_Sentry_Wifi#Configuring_EAP-TLS_using_Systems_Manager_Sentry_WiFi_Security ... View more

Thanks,   But would you have the link for the power point presentation, I checked in the site but can't seem to find it.   Regards   ... View more

Thank you for the feedback. We are interested to hear suggestions from the Community about how we can improve our icons going forward. Please keep the comments coming! ... View more

The other option is to access servers via their FQDN.  For example, rather than accessing \\server used \\server.domain.local.   Note, depending on your DNS setup, you may need to use a trailing "." (which turns it into an absolute DNS lookup rather than a relative lookup). ... View more

Only update I can provide at this point is that the access points magically stopped rebooting and things have been stable for the last 7 days. Still waiting to see how things go for another week or so. ... View more

@BrandonS wrote: @jdsilva wrote: It's a binary file. You cannot read it without knowing how to decode it 😞 That sounds like a challenge to me 😉 Neo, is that you? ... View more

@Christian_Lopez - well spotted! But this isn’t the post he was hiding in - he was hiding in a post in Product and Technology Discussions.  ... View more

I used to work at a nuclear power plant that migrated from ROLM to Cisco VOIP. Funny bumper sticker but probably doesn't translate to 2018 very well. 🙂 ... View more

Last time I had an orange light on my Meraki AP it was dead.......... ... 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

And if i used Meraki switch as Access switch then they need to form ether channel with Cisco 3850.   Moreover can you recommend Meraki Model which can support more than 12 port  , 10 G SPF + capability.  You should have no problem connecting to the Cisco 3850.  The Meraki and Cisco both support LACP for port aggregation.  You may have to specify lacp on the Cisco, I can't remember if it defaults to that or the Cisco proprietary "Fast Etherchannel".  As @akan33 mentioned, you will need to make sure the Cisco is using RSTP, not PVST, for spanning tree.  Also, Cisco's default to native VLAN 1 for trunked interfaces, while the Meraki's are perfectly happy with no native VLAN, so make sure your trunk settings match.   For higher density, look at the MS425 switches for 16 or 32 SFP+ ports or the new MS355 X2 switches that @BrandonS linked to for mGig copper ports. ... View more

I am currently deploying this network topology, although with a single ISP only. Using multiple switches in the WAN breakout network (VLAN) you need to keep an eye on your STP. Because I am basically implementing multiple tiered network loop, I having a problem net STP actually doing its job, and thus blocking all WAN links to my Warm Spare MX. In order to keep my secondary MX online, I have to disable RSTP on one port, so as it doesn't go into a blocking state. ... View more