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knewyousir · ‎May 4 2020

Ok looks like turning off 802.11ax fixed the issue! The "WAP Profile" entry in the SSID list didn't go away however (it could not be forgotten due to somehow being placed there by group policy- very bizarre). I was able to clear it though by deleting the contents of "Windows/wlansvc/Profiles/" and restarting the WLAN service. I will probably have to manually do this on any affected Win 10/Intel Dual Band machines that picked up the 802.11ax networks while they were live... Definitely a pain. What a terrible rabbit hole to fall into while setting up my first Meraki network! At least I made it back to the other side of the looking glass though. Thanks for your help all!

knewyousir · ‎Apr 28 2020

OK- solved. The other side of the VPN tunnel had a manually configured topology which had an old entry overlapping the range of IPs assigned to "OldNet-Emps". There was no defined topology for the new range I created for "NewNet-Emps". Adding that range of IPs for "NewNet-Emps" on the parent-site side of the VPN tunnel fixed the issue. Was not a Meraki issue in the end. Thanks for your help.

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