If you want to check the actual circuit capacity then use iperf3.  You need your ISP to run it on a server at their end, and you need to run it on a server at your end.  Both ends should ideally plug directly into the fibre. https://iperf.fr/iperf-download.php    Note you are unlikely to be able to generate 10Gbe of traffic with a notebook.  They just don't have enough punch.  Typically you'll need a server-class machine.   I guess you could try creating an iperf cluster using a number of notebooks and running the tests in parallel.     It will probably be cheaper to hire a DDOS service. ... View more

Login to Meraki Dashboard and select the network containing the access point you want to remove.   Wireless > Access points   Click the checkbox next to the access point and select 'Remove from network' from the Edit dropdown.   Organization > Inventory   Click the checkbox next to the access point and click 'Remove from network' from the Edit dropdown. ... View more

No, 24.12 will NOT help.  That firmware broke things pretty badly- 1 min drops across every single AP randomly.   I don't think the engineers know what the word 'stable' means.   I'd check continuity on your cable going to it- watch the tester for at least 20-30 loops to see if there's any intermittent drops. ... View more