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Adam · ‎Sep 14 2018

In the alerts that @BrandonS mentioned you can also set an email address that is your phone's text address. Most cell carriers have this. example 5551234567@txt.att.net. I do this for a few critical devices in my network.

PhilipDAth · ‎Sep 13 2018

CVD = Cisco Validated Design (you can Google "Cisco CVD"). What is the height of the roof in the warehouse?

AjitKumar · ‎Sep 12 2018

Perfect.

redsector · ‎Sep 12 2018

Maybe it´s the old software version. I had trouble with v9.x. With v10.3x I have less trouble. regards

MerakiDave · ‎Sep 10 2018

Correct, depending on which models of APs you have deployed, the newest models only run 26 firmware, and that may be reflected even though the network firmware version is 25.something. Give Support a quick call to confirm, and as others mentioned definitely have them log a case if you do NOT fall into that situation with new APs and 26 did in fact get pushed unexpectedly (assuming you've also said "no" to trying beta firmware). Post back to let us know what's up!

BrandonS · ‎Sep 6 2018

Sadly this won't work. You can only bridge a single VLAN with MR's. The good news is there are plenty of capable bridges out there to choose from for as low as $100 for a pair.

BlakeRichardson · ‎Sep 2 2018

@RobakaWoody you mentioned IP's have changed, this this because the network topology has changed? I suspect as mentioned your APC cards have IP filtering enabled for web access. If you can ping them its not an incorrect gateway otherwise you wouldn't get a response. We use a bunch of these cards and haven't had any issues after we installed Meraki MS units, I would say something with your config change on the card hasn't gone to plan. Use your console cable to login to the cards and confirm their settings, if they look right but are still not working as Phil mentioned I would factory reset them

bluemoon25 · ‎Aug 31 2018

Hi - thanks for the suggestion.....I think I resolved this with a combination of Firmware Upgrade to the MR33 and a move to a better location The 2.5GHz signal is needed for a GOOGLE NEST that has no 5GHz capability but I wonder if it might make sense to create a separate 2.5GHz radio for the NEST and turn off the 2.5GHZ transmitter on the general SSID ?

Ben · ‎Aug 22 2018

I'm 99% sure it's been there for quite a while now. Even before firmware version 14.x I've checked some networks and the oldest firmware I could find in my networks with ACL Hit counts is 13.28 But i'm pretty sure it was there before that too. Cheers, Ben

BrandonS · ‎Aug 17 2018

Thank you, I think that was it.

Scother · ‎Aug 16 2018

i also try Deny ICMP but still not working. what works for is create a group policy and define the L3 rules in the group policy then apply the group policy to the x.x.z.0 subnet. the rules that i define in the group policy is the same rules i define in the firewall configuration, but in firewall configuration those rules are not working.

Mehodge · ‎Aug 10 2018

Hi, I am configuring the PPPoE of an MX84 with the ISP modem in bridged mode and a static IP. I can access the Admin page from the management port and have setup the PPPoE user / pass as per ISP detail. I noted that all the resources i read / watch (YouTube) all have a dynamic setup or have a direct link option. These are well covered. My question is when i setup the IP address for the PPPoE static should this be the WAN IP as in the other direct example it is set to the private IP address with the option of a gateway. Mehodge

Troyco · ‎Aug 6 2018

Hi Enrico One thing to be aware of if using Apple product, and some Android and Microsoft products, is that when a device is not associated to a network, the MAC address could be randomized and therefore render locationing useless, so unless you can get your users to associate to the wireless your outcomes on this could be varied. This is one of the reason most vendors are now going to Bluetooth for location analytics

NABILOU · ‎Aug 6 2018

Hi Adam, thank you for reply. I thought that I could deploy with configuration templates. I can't use this option

FrancisChunga · ‎Aug 1 2018

Okay, thank you very much everyone for your support.

CBMontesclaros · ‎Jul 26 2018

Thanks for your input RichG!

jbhehoman · ‎Jul 25 2018

We had this same issue with a MS-120-48 port. There weren't any reported issues, but we swapped out a few cables and the errors were still showing up. Meraki ended up sending us a replacement and that device has been error free.

MRCUR · ‎Jul 24 2018

UK only for now - https://community.meraki.com/t5/Announcements/Meraki-Go-is-LIVE/ba-p/23163 The two AP's (which I think are equivalent to the MR20 & MR70) have been certified by the FCC in the US, so I suspect this will eventually be available in the US as well.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jul 20 2018

A modern web page is made of of lots and lots of components. Many of these components are from third parties. Simply testing access to facebook.com is not sufficient. My guess is something that the Facebook page is dependent on is falling into the geo block.

franco2018 · ‎Jul 20 2018

Yes that worked thank you

BlakeRichardson · ‎Jul 17 2018

@GregasG I dont think this information is available. I've just had a quick look on my system and can't see it anywhere. I've also cheked on another vendors system and they don't show that information either and when I think about it its probably to stop people from saying " my AP can handle 500 clients and when I have 495 connected its slow.... but it says it can handle 500 "

BrandonS · ‎Jul 12 2018

The only place you might see it would be under wireless > splash logins, but I think that is only for Google authentication. I see user names there for some education customers that use Google authentication for wireless access.

PhilipDAth · ‎Jul 5 2018

@jdsilva is right (assuming the licencing is the same), just create another network: https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Organizations_and_Networks/Creating_and_Deleting_Dashboard_Networks If you are buying new you should be buying an MX84.

IanH · ‎Jul 3 2018

Thanks i think i may need to seek advise from the RMA team at Cisco on the basis of how they deal with these situations. it seems like there is no orderable SKU for the MX400 PSU's, so this is only a back end process and nothing that i can spare up for up front. As a Managed Service, It may be the case we replace the Unit with other PSU's cobbled together from other MX400, straight replace the unit, or even long term, replace with the MX250.

msmith1356 · ‎Jul 2 2018

Thanks Philip, i did Kudo you're original post. I'm really surprised this isn't built into the dashboard, would think it's a no-brainer. They already have all the information and data, just need to present it differently. I've been trying to pull in the info via snmp, but getting other monitoring tools (whats up gold, PRTG) to talk 'Meraki' has been quite difficult.

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