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Mar 16 2021
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Mar 16 2021
7:03 PM
Hi, I'm just curious how Meraki System Manager deals with multiple profiles affecting the same settings on an iPad. For example if an I set a two separate profiles to set two different wallpapers on the same device - which one will take precedence. Is there a way to set precedence on a profile? I would ideally like to set a default Wi-Fi/RADIUS credentials and then use preferred Wi-Fi credentials if a respective profile is applied Thanks, M
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Aug 18 2020
9:33 PM
Hi All, Noticed one of our MR46 AP's the other day in repeater mode - just assumed it was dodgy cabling. however I walked past that particular AP and noticed it was making a high pitched whine noise. I gave it a couple of taps and it went away. Would it likely be faulty? or has anyone noticed this behaviour? Thanks, Michael
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Jun 25 2020
7:14 PM
Jun 24 2020
1:31 AM
Hi All, I'm currently connected to my WiFi (MR42 AP), trying to connect to my hardwired NAS (Connected to a MS125-24P). The MR42 is in bridge mode. The issue is I cannot connect to my NAS web interface on port 5000 from my laptop when connected to the WiFi - but works when I plug into the MS125-24P. Simple single subnet - single vlan network. Would there be something inherent on the MR42 preventing my laptop from connecting to a web interface on port 5000? There's no policies that I can see causing this but maybe I'm not looking in the right place. I'm able to connect to other devices via port http/port 80 with no issue. Thanks in advance
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May 31 2020
11:18 PM
Hi, I have created a profile with the following settings only however they do not install. The event log on all devices (All iPad 7th Gens) says it is an empty policy. Is this normal behavior?
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May 28 2020
3:08 PM
Thanks. But whenever I have spoken to Meraki support in the past they haven't been much help and take a long time to respond. I'm assuming they're just going to link those articles. I might try them though.
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May 28 2020
6:38 AM
Yes the iPad is in lost mode and the location has been requested. The location is showing some addresses within a couple kilometres of the school. it pinpointed a particular address and I'm just wondering how accurate that data might be. Location has been determined "via IP". I've just had a look and one of our iPads that we have in our possession has a very accurate location data says our address "via GPS" under "devices" in the Meraki dashboard - but it's a WiFi-only iPad. Then some of our other iPads connected to our WiFi that all have the same public IP address, show locations that are capital cities 100 kilometers, and several say 2000 Kilometers away So confusing
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May 28 2020
1:52 AM
Yep I've read that article. I guess my query then comes down to the 4th and 5th point then, as the others don't apply. Bssid geolocation (via WiFi) Location based on the bssid (the address of the WiFi network). IP geolocation (via IP) Location based on the device's most recent IP address. This is our fallback mechanism, and the one that's most likely to be inaccurate. The results of a geoIP lookup can depend on a variety of factors, including where the owner of the IP (not the user of the IP) has it registered, where the agency that controls the IP is located, proxies, and cellular IPs. How is the BSSID geolocation determined? If its using the IP geolocation of an internet connected BSSID isn't that just the same as the IP geolocation? If the BSSID is geolocation is determined via the location of Meraki APs, isn't that just the same as the third point? Location of Meraki products (via AP) If your organization has other Meraki products, such as WiFi access points, we can use their location as part of the calculation.
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May 28 2020
12:46 AM
Hi, I work for a country school - we have a few 7th gen iPads (WiFi only) that are DEP enrolled and on Meraki SM. Recently one of our iPads been stolen and the location is showing within a couple of kilometers of our school. I'm confused about the accuracy of this missing device. The accuracy of our other iPads are quite accurate (down to a few meters) I don't understand how this is so accurate. We don't have any Meraki infrastructure equipment on-site so its not using that to determine location. I'm wondering how accurate the location is of the missing iPad and confused about how it determined the particular address that it's showing. The blue shaded area in the location map was quite small initially - but is now quite large. Can someone enlighten me? I know BSSID geolocation is one way of gathering location, but would that be Meraki BSSID's only? Thank you, Michael
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Jul 2 2019
11:34 PM
Hi, We have several duplicated iPads in our Meraki Systems Management console. It seems to be be treating a DEP device and an iPad enrolled via web-browser as two different devices? Is there any way to merge the two devices? We have 43 iPads but 58 are showing due to duplicates which looks to be causing grief with licenses. I can see serial numbers duplicated in the lists. Any help appreciated. Thankyou, Michael
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