@AnonymousI am using MS 10.45 for the switch and MR 25.13 for the AP... What versions are you using? ... View more

@BrechtSchampI know, right! 🙂 I think if they had provided a better answer, such as @MerakiDave 's reply above, I would have been more satisfied, wouldn't you?   @PhilipDAth, @BlakeRichardson  Thank you, I see what you mean now 🙂   I guess we'll just have to accept it for what it is and live with it, ay? 😉  ... View more

@BlakeRichardson- do you mean the Summary Report on the dashboard? I have already checked there and I seem to have a lot of data when I select the AP under the Networks dropdown, but if I change to the switch, I have no data at all...   I understand that you're saying about bandwidth, but should this affect the throughput of the switch to the Meraki cloud? ... View more

I have already tested by unplugging the AP and testing. I also tested by disconnecting the devices from the switch and plugging them directly into the router. I had the same result. It makes no difference whether the AP is plugged into the switch or not, the switch always shows around 9Mbps throughput...   I just find it strange and I can't believe Meraki won't provide a proper explanation or a reason for this. Even if it is down to the slower CPU, surely throughput is throughput... I mean, when there were no other devices connected to the switch, technically, there should be not that much load on the CPU, right? I understand it still has to process the data from the router, but using only 1 port and still getting the same throughput? If it was down to CPU, then we should at least see the throughput increase significantly? Or am I wrong?   Sorry, just thinking out loud 🙂  ... View more

Hi,   I am currently seeing the same issue on my MS220-8P.  I have a very easy setup - a router -> Switch -> AP.  Apart from this, I have 2 end devices connected to the switch. --- Apr 9 22:57:34 Port STP change Port 8 disabled→designated Apr 9 22:57:34 Port status change port: 8, old: down, new: 100fdx Apr 9 22:56:11 Port STP change Port 8 designated→disabled Apr 9 22:56:11 Port status change port: 8, old: 100fdx, new: down Apr 9 22:56:08 Port STP change Port 8 disabled→designated Apr 9 22:56:08 Port status change port: 8, old: down, new: 100fdx Apr 9 22:56:07 Port STP change Port 8 designated→disabled Apr 9 22:56:07 Port status change port: 8, old: 100fdx, new: down Apr 9 22:55:51 Port STP change Port 8 disabled→designated Apr 9 22:55:51 Port status change port: 8, old: down, new: 100fdx Apr 9 22:55:26 Port STP change Port 7 disabled→designated Apr 9 22:55:26 Port status change port: 7, old: down, new: 100fdx Apr 9 22:55:17 Port STP change Port 7 designated→disabled Apr 9 22:55:16 Port status change port: 7, old: 100fdx, new: down Apr 9 22:55:10 Port STP change Port 7 disabled→designated Apr 9 22:55:10 Port status change port: 7, old: down, new: 100fdx Apr 9 22:51:39 Port STP change Port 8 designated→disabled Apr 9 22:51:39 Port status change port: 8, old: 100fdx, new: down --- One endpoint recently connected to port 7, AP is on port 1, another endpoint connected on port 6. Port 8 is connected to the router that connects to the rest of the world...   Let me know if you need more information from me.   Kind Regards, Emanuil Svetlinski ... View more