Hi there. The biggest problem with trying to help you out by making these work with Visio is the fact that I kinda just did this for fun, and was tired of waiting for someone else to do it.   Unfortunately, I don't have the skillset needed to create a proper stencil within Visio. I've tried, and it's cumbersome. In Illustrator I can just build the elements out manually, like switchports, and trace over product images to get sizing right. Vectorize it, and it's good to go in most applications. In Visio, I'd essentially have to create a CAD drawing, and I haven't explored simpler ways to convert my drawings over to it. I couldn't even tell you *why* some show up as black.   It seems like previous stencils all those years ago were outsourced, and that's probably why we haven't seen anything updated in a long time.   If I find the time to dedicate to it, I might be able to in the future. For now, I can only help by making clean SVGs and hope they work for your application. I'm with you, though, in hopes that I don't have to spend my free time doing this on everything we release. I haven't even had a chance to hit the backlog that I created a year ago 😞 ... View more

Wow, thanks team! And congrats to the other folks for their contributions. What a kind thing to login to today ... View more

11/17/23 Added 9300 switches to the folder! More custom uplink modules to follow for drag/drop on a diagram ... View more

I would love to see officially updated versions on our site too! I just made them myself, feel free to use them until then ... View more

Adding a link here in case anyone checks this post  Meraki SVGs  ... View more

Here you go!  ... View more

I have uploaded S/M/L vMX icons as SVGs here ... View more

@samirSuleiman  here you go Meraki SVGs  ... View more

Hey @Dave_Lewis, check this out as well. Could just be the default config is stuck because of how the devices initially communicated with each other.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Low_Power_Mode_on_Cisco_Switches   Hope this helps! ... View more

@rbeier1221   Any chance you have a Meraki switch close to the RADIUS server that these APs are failing to communicate with? Take a .pcap on the wired interface of the AP during the test, and simultaneously on the port closest to the server. You'll at least be able to see whether the REQUEST and subsequent APPROVE/REJECT messages are getting to/from the server from the AP.   You can always get into contact with Meraki support to have them help you with the captures. With this info, you'll at least have more definitive next steps on what to investigate. ... View more

@rbeier1221   Any chance you have a Meraki switch close to the RADIUS server that these APs are failing to communicate with? Take a .pcap on the wired interface of the AP during the test, and simultaneously on the port closest to the server. You'll at least be able to see whether the REQUEST and subsequent APPROVE/REJECT messages are getting to/from the server from the AP.   You can always get into contact with Meraki support to have them help you with the captures. With this info, you'll at least have more definitive next steps on what to investigate. ... View more

@CaseyBrown   If the MX and MR are in the same (combined) network, then you have the option of altering settings in the Group Policy that affect just wired/wireless filters. You'll see "Wireless Only" and "Security Appliance only" in the group policy settings page. Here, you can "use network default" (follows the network-wide rules), "append" (adds to the existing list of rules), or "override" (creates a completely new list of rules and disregards the network's).   In this instance, you would create a group policy that overrides the network-wide list (make sure to include anything that should still stay), then apply that policy in the Network-wide > Clients list.   If the MX and MR are in different networks, then you'll have to manage separate policies on your MR and MX for that client, both of which would allow Netflix.   Hope this helps! Zak ... View more

Hey! Can you verify that you don't have any SSIDs configured to use 'NAT Mode: Meraki DHCP' in the Wireless > Access Control page? If that AP is broadcasting a NAT Mode SSID, then it will NAT all of the traffic coming from the client's IP to its own IP address on the LAN. This could explain why your IDS sees the APs IP address. If that's not the case, Philip's mention of a false positive is possible, since the AP will not pass traffic (using its own IP) on behalf of the client unless the NAT Mode SSID is configured. ... View more