On the web page Syslog Server Overview and Configuration, in the exemple the devices are on the same subnet ( https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Syslog_Server_Overview_and_Configuration)     ... View more

Hello PhilipDath,     Yes i have configured the dashboard with the syslog ip server on port 514 ... View more

Hello WANKiller,     Back after the week-end. Thanks for your return.     Yes i'm using Meraki Nat  mode. By this way,  we separate the public wifi network from our lan.     On the fortinet, the policy rule consists of allow the traffic from WIfi-Public interface (source network Meraki) to all destination and all services. We apply some security profiles :  - Antivirus  - Webfilter  - DNS Filter  - Application control  - IPS  - ANTI-SPAM  - DLP Sensor  - Web Application Firewal  - Proxy Options  - SSL/SSH inspection What is strange is that if the firewall prevented flows to the syslog on port 514, I should see them.   ... View more

Hi WANKiller,    Thanks for your feedback.   Effectively, the syslog server is on the same network wich the AP are.    To separate the wifi public from our lan, i created a vlan without IP address for the wifipublic on our catalyst 4500.    We dedicate an ethernet port on our firewall (fortinet) (attachement1) and give to this physical interface an IP (IP who is the gateway of our meraki AP) like a wire mode   I edited --> DHCP, DNS for the AP (attachement 2)     On my meraki dashboard i can see that my AP recover well An IP (ex : attachement3)  and my ipV4 policy is ok (attachement 4)   I checked on our analyzer the traffic, we see traffic (DNS,NTP) from the syslog, AP  but not for the logs on port 514 (attachement5,6) Thanks for your help ... View more