Funny thing, that this stil persists across all the switching SW trails .. ... View more

I've found it to often be accurate within a metre or so, what cabling type were you testing?  We generally use shielded cables from 5e to 6a. ... View more

Sorry to reopen this thread, but I want to see if I understand how UDLD and STP guard should be set up on my topology. Here's the high level image from the dashboard. Very simple hub-spoke. Single uplinks from IDFs (either a stack of two or just a single switch) run back to MS425. Do I enforce UDLD and loop guard both ends, or just the uplink port for the IDF?   ... View more

To fix wifi calling issue over Guest wifi I did the following Allow UDP port 500 and 4500 in firewall and traffic shaping Local Lan is still disabled, but wifi calling is still working We are using External DHCP server assigned instead of NAT To test the wifi calling I turned on airplane mode and turned on Guest wifi. I was able to make calls successfully AP MR42 ... View more

Kind of the products shown by Ubiquiti, Unifi Access, or a wallbox (first gens were often replaced by something new) 😄 You know what Meraki and Ubiquiti have in common? Both invented a solar powered wireless access point, that wasn't successful.    Meraki Solar https://meraki.cisco.com/lib/pdf/meraki_setup_solar.pdf   Ubiquiti UISP SunMAX (SunSwitch/SunPoint) https://solar.ui.com   But talking about industrial and cloud enabled equipment you should consider Mikrotik, as they were not only offering LoRaWAN, but also any kind of industrial, cloud enabled network equipment. (Without the license hassle, in most cases :P)                     ... View more

Is there a document showing how many users an AP can support at maximum? They only put the ideal or optimal number of users that it should support. I have the MR33, MR36, MR44, MR52, MR56, MR86 models on our network. ... View more

We do have a mix of MR32/33 and MR45/55 in place. The building that we receive the most feedback is running only MR32/33, so if that's still an issue on those older devices, that would make sense. Our main building is a mix of MR45/55 with 1 MR32. I have not taken note whether users are having the same issues in the main building, but I'm looking into that today. Thinking through whether I upgrade to 29.4.1 or roll back to 26.6.1...    Thanks for your feedback! ... View more

Facing same problem, is there any solution ? ... View more

Meraki has not implemented MST at all.  It has implemented RSTP.   You use MST on Cisco Enterprise switches in a mixed Meraki environment because MST is compatible. ... View more

Hi Dcooper If you can help me know the recommendation in this case. Where we are using the super scope and overriding the subnet for each network. There is another way of creating a super scope of each network and overriding the subnet. However the caveat is that no. of superscope's increases and auto generated in each network But it will be displayed as seperate subnets in auto vpn to disable/enable the publishing of these networks separately if required. Please do let us know which method is good for large networks and recommended by Meraki that should be easy to administer and troubleshoot later.Thanks in Advance ... View more

@redsector ours definitely don't do that, here is one for the last 2 hours, last week is all green apart from being off for 4 minutes about six days ago...     I note that ours are only connecting at 100Mb/s whereas your one seems to be connecting at 1Gb/s.  Do you know what version of Apple TV hardware you have as perhaps we are lucky that the older ones work better!?!   ... View more

@RobinGanderton if you're looking for more powerful APs then the MR56 has 4x4:4 on the 2.4GH band, but more importantly 8x8:8 on the 5GHz band with a 5Gb uplink.   However depending on the situation two MR44s might give a better experience than one MR56 as though each radio has half as many chains, you have twice as many radios (as you have two APs). ... View more

I run in to this issue every so often, would really like to be alerted when it happens.   Any update on this? ... View more

Hey all,   Here's my most recent experience with adding a new switch member to an existing stack. In my case, I added a MS210 to a switch stack in production. The switches were running the 12.x firmware and I followed these steps:   Claimed new switch in Meraki Org Powered on new switch with an ethernet uplink inserted Made sure it checked into the Meraki dashboard and upgraded to the same firmware version as existing switch stack Powered off new switch member Broke the existing stack ring and re-cabled with new switch member Powered on new switch Once the new switch regain cloud connectivity, I manually added the switch to the stack, and I was done   During my experience, I saw ~3 dropped ping packets when the new switch first powered on with the stack cables installed. I am sure everyones' experience is a little different depending on hardware models and firmware versions, but mine was very positive. ... View more

That's how I have to handle my environment due to the sheer density of clients we serve, which is a school environment. ... View more

@ChesterX Can we have a support case opened for this? This should not be the case since we fixed this issue. We would like to investigate this further to see why you are seeing this firmware version without an MT device in your network. ... View more

Are the switchports configured to use Meraki Wifi since migrating?  Since you are coming from a Cisco WLAN controller setup. ... View more

Having them hug the wall, even if the math works out, seems like it would introduce problems with far end clients potentially reaching for an AP not in their physical room. (which has happened to me in my environment).  That being the case, I try to center the AP in each classroom as I come across them. ... View more

Very interesting, certainly didn't think of that but could make sense.....especially witnessing this first hand...thank you! ... View more

So its safe to say that 26.8 is safe to upgrade to 🙂 ... View more

Hi,   I'm planning an upgrade to 26.6.1 for quite a few MR42s. It has been a few months since its release and I was wondering if anyone has any recent feedback from their environment running this FW.   I am currently on 25.13 and was thinking we would benefit from the newer more secure code (hopefully). Since the release notes are quite vague, I would like to hear your opinion.    Thank you, Robert  ... View more

Make sure you have the latest drivers, especially if it is an Intel wireless card and a WiFi6 AP. ... View more

Has anyone successfully put in a different wifi card than what comes in it (Intel 7265)?   From what I understand, chromebooks only have drivers for the original hardware.  Although, sometimes drivers work for multiple cards from a company so wasn't sure if that meant we were stuck with the 7265 or would be able to put in a better one. ... View more