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Robthesoundguy
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Member since May 21, 2019
Sep 10 2024
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Jun 18 2024
9:06 AM
+1 for this. Sonos uses mDNS which doesn't cross VLAN boundaries.
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Jun 18 2024
8:38 AM
Is the Z4C capable of operating only on cellular? We have a use case where we need to place connectivity in a location that only has cellular connectivity.
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Feb 17 2023
6:04 AM
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I've installed the SRC firmware on two different orgs. One with a MX68 and another with a MX95 and can confirm that this resolved the issue. I now have green check marks, the 'unable to connect to domain controller' entries in the logs and the server-side log entries have disappeared. While I'm happy that the issue is resolved, I am a bit disheartened that it took Meraki this long to fix it.
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Jan 10 2023
12:27 PM
I had email dialogue with support back in November that seemed promising, but then they replied back and basically said "it's with the developers now" I just re-opened the ticket to see if there's an update available, but I'm not optimistic.
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Sep 9 2022
8:46 AM
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While it's not as robust as VLAN's with ACL's at the switch level, there is a setting that will prevent wireless clients from accessing the LAN. Wireless -> Configure -> Firewall & Traffic Shaping. From there, choose your SSID on the drop-down. Under the heading of Block IPs and ports, you'll be able to change the layer 3 firewall rule policy to deny for access to local LAN.
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May 2 2022
7:46 AM
1 Kudo
Following this as we've been experiencing this issue since deploying our Windows Server 2022 DC's. Hopefully Meraki engineering eventually figures this out.
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Nov 3 2021
12:39 PM
Check the AD account you're using to auth with. I've seen this issue happen when the account gets locked out.
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Nov 3 2021
12:36 PM
What syslog server are you using? Syslog is a pretty low-level tool, meaning that there's not much that can go wrong. If you're getting traffic on some days and not others, I'd be more inclined to look at the actual server itself instead of the sending device.
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Feb 22 2021
5:10 AM
Has anyone experienced daily summary reports showing clients generating an abnormally large amount of Office 365 traffic? For example, the daily summary report and corresponding dashboard shows that I had a client send 271.87GB and receive 5.35GB yesterday. We've been seeing this issue for a few months, but it rarely shows up from the same client. Our team investigates every machine for the usual IoC's or any other anomalies, but we've been unable to find workstation related reason for this spike. The one common factor is that the traffic spike starts after-hours and ends shortly before start of day. We've seen this issue internally as well as with customer networks. From our analysis of the workstations (both internal and customer), we've been unable to find a reason for this spike and are beginning to think it's a false reading. Has anyone else experienced this behavior?
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Jun 28 2019
7:25 AM
1 Kudo
Thanks for the suggestion. I was over-thinking the solution. I created two rules: 1: Allow any/any for the machine 2: Deny any/any for the entire controls subnet
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Jun 28 2019
7:04 AM
I've got a MX64 and MS120-8 in a waste water treatment plant with two vlans. One for data and one for controls. The machine that controls the PLC's and other equipment lives on the controls vlan and needs internet access, but the rest of the equipment on that vlan doesn't need access. What I'm having trouble determining is how to block just internet access for the PLC's and other equipment, while still allowing them to communicate on the LAN. Any ideas are appreciated.
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Jun 24 2019
12:47 PM
2 Kudos
I have a new avatar. It's a picture of my three month old daughter and I. My wife happened to catch the perfect picture of her smiling at me.
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Jun 11 2019
12:47 PM
VLAN Stands for Virtual Local Area Network. Think of it like this. A 24 port switch can be divided into 2 - 12 port switches. The first 12 ports can be on vlan 10 and the next 12 can be on vlan 20 and neither network knows of the other. In other words, imagine driving down the road and there's a wall between you and the car next to you.
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