@Nash I have questions on how you set up a proper DMZ.     1. What was your hardware setup 2. How did you configure the SD-Wan portion ... View more

@CptnCrnch if @PhilipDAth is willing to put his name behind them then I am on board!    @PhilipDAth  do you know if they have an integration with Auth0 I see Okta. But i want to add 2 directories 1 for Auth0 and one for Azure AD ... View more

@Mahadevan So let me see if I get your actual use case. You want to allow users to chat in application but not call or video chat?      -If that is the case you could possibly do some layer7 rules around video and WhatsApp just by reading packet captures of where the individual data is going. In my experience video goes to a different end https:// xx server then chat.    Let me know if you need help dissecting the captures. Feel free to direct message me if you don't want to share the captures wifely.    ... View more

@Tatah My immediate suggestion would be papertrail cloud. However, you should do some research as to your initial setup. For instance, I send each of my networks to a different syslog server inside of papertrail. In my experience this has worked way more efficiently as it separates all the data for each instead of having to search one server for all networks.    If you have any questions on setting up syslog this will be your go-to step by step guide from Papertrail.    - When it comes to upgrading just for the dropped events. My opinion is to hold off until you do your Root Cause analysis. There may be a symptom inside of the MX causing all the events to crash or it could be firmware related. Recently one of my MX's had a simmilar issue of events dropped (in the thousands not millions). The root cause for me ended up being the cell card looking for a connection. Once I removed that it was good to go no more errors.    Good luck and hopefully this helps ... View more

Hands down the number 1 place any Meraki Network engineer needs to be. everyone here is so helpful it is amazing and makes you want to check it like its social media!   Do it all for the "clout'  and Swag!      Keep it up! ... View more

@NeilB Do you have a GitHub repo I can reference? This sounds awesome!! ... View more

@DexterLaBora Just an FYI that this app won't work for accounts that are part of Google Advanced Protection Program. Sadly as a Super admin for my organization that won't change!    Helppppppppp! This was the best way of reporting without any code workkkkkk    Please? ... View more

@EricWenger it truly depends on your uses cases you could segment your network to block off that traffic but I mean what are you solving for? If your use case is security-related i would ask the question of how are your devices connected? (Direct via Ethernet or WiFI) this will really help and decide how or if to segment your network. Personally, I have a separate network for my Sonos sound system and the controller that operates it but that is purely for ease of administration(use).    I am always up for advanced tinkering and thoughts if you have any questions! ... View more

great question! ... View more

Amazing @vassallon! It is always nice to see UAF get a little shout out!  ... View more

@Doar Absolutely you can do this several ways! It also depends on the type of network that you have setup. If you could provide screenshots it would be great.        I see my clients when I select a "Network" dropdown then go > Network Wide it will bring you to a page that has an overview of your entire network with all the clients listed.    you will see columns in the middle that look like this. You can also click the top of the Usage column to quickly sort by most utilized. Once you find that bandwidth-hogging client you then can click details which will bring you to the device summary page for that client. You will see an awesome graph on the right showing the applications that the device is using so maybe you can create some new policies.    I know that was long-winded but if you can provide screenshots of what you see.      ... View more

@Montana-Man Also if you plan on having your SSID's on separate VLAN's that you do VLAN Tagging correctly according to this article. Caused me a minor headache 😃   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/VLAN_Tagging_on_MR_Access_Points ... View more

@Bossnine I also found that templates was not the way to go as it mirrored all of the MAC lists I had for one site. So a copy was my only way to go, unfortunately. Hopefully, one day that is not the case!  ... View more

@ByronZ The link provided by @PhilipDAth  is the one you will want. You can also apply the same from the GUI if it is less than 300 Obviously. The Google Sheets integration would work great for this as well!    Let us know what you find out and if you need any other help!      ... View more

@networknoob  If you select Organization and then under Cunfigure>License Info is the section you want. Also, Inventory is a good spot to check out as it will have any lingering devices in your organization. If you have any questions or need any more clarification please feel free to DM!    Good Luck    DW ... View more

All,   You should try to do the following as we had the same issues    A.Firmware upgrade to MR26.4 (If your org allows you to run beta) B. Try troubleshooting the RF settings based on your Access Point Placement. (https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Radio_Settings/RF_Profiles)   If you have other issues feel free to DM me I have some more things you can try.  ... View more

The change log is your best friend! Also what access points are you utilizing and is there firmware up to date? We have had major chrome issues in our environment and the latest firmware seemed to fix that across the board ... View more

I have to agree that the setting seems to be very fluctuating I have to ensure my ap's are set appropriately! ... View more

Why is every device in a separate network? I wonder what reasoning or layout you have to want that as a setup? ... View more