We've run into this same problem with all of our MX100 deployments, as well...  I built a quick & dirty script to dig through event logs in the past 5 minutes looking for DHCP failures, then swap the active/standby units, then reboot the standby.  I have one pair of MX100s at a large-ish site that gets failed over & rebooted several times per day.  *sigh* ... View more

"Fixed an issue that resulted in​​ fragmented packets that were received by an MX appliance and transmitted across AutoVPN getting fragmented after encryption took place."   We are still seeing this issue with 17.10.4 on a MX67W.  Specifically, any SSID advertised on this unit with RADIUS authentication (or wired splash pages with RADIUS authentication) fail due to the MX dropping fragmented RADIUS response packets.  The last version of MX to handle this correctly was 16.16.8, which we had to rollback to when 17.10.4 broke RADIUS once again.   For anyone else with similar problems, our MX67W is advertising a 802.1x authenticated wireless SSID and wired VLAN using RADIUS and the RADIUS servers are across the autoVPN in remote datacenters.  We have had case 08991820 open since 12/3/2022 for this issue. ... View more

To be fair, power settings are not really a SSID-level setting, but rather something that is applied down at the physical WAP device.  You can't very well have a WAP advertising two different SSIDs, each at different power levels on the same WAP.  However, you are correct that TX power is one of several parameters not yet exposed via the API. ... View more

Yes, you can, just not within the Meraki Dashboard webpage.  You'll need to use the Meraki API with something like the Meraki Python library to write your own script to do this.  I'm finishing up my own Python script to do this right now.  Yes, it's annoying that this isn't currently exposed within the Meraki GUI, but it is totally doable.   Start here (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/python/getting-started) to learn about accessing the API.  Specifically, follow this link to go through Meraki's API tutorial (https://learninglabs.cisco.com/modules/getting-started-with-meraki/meraki-02-dashboard-api/step/1).  There are other tools out there to access the Meraki API, but the Meraki python library is by FAR the most mature.   The relevant Meraki python module functions are:   getssidl3fwrules(apikey, networkid, ssidnum, suppressprint=False) updatessidl3fwrules(apikey, networkid, ssidnum, fwrules, suppressprint=False) getssids(apikey, networkid, suppressprint=False) getssiddetail(apikey, networkid, ssidnum, suppressprint=False) updatessid(apikey, networkid, ssidnum, name, enabled, authmode, encryptionmode, psk, suppressprint=False) updatessidobject(apikey, networkid, newssid, suppressprint=False)       ... View more