Update: Strangely again, it started working today, and looking at the dashboard, the order of port forwarding rules has changed with the port 444 placed first....hmm   Steve ... View more

Hi If that is an acceptable config then that would work for me, saves paying fo the additional IP block. (which I had to put on hold anyway due to a change freeze). Steve     ... View more

Is this the correct method, or one of them.  ... View more

I have over 100 duplicate teams at SCCM. Why does that happen? Some network problem? ... View more

I would definitely consider what @RaphaelL suggested to provide redundancy to the MX - use a second LAN port on the MX to connect to a different switch in the stack, and allow STP to put it in blocking state. I would also split all your aggregations across more than one stack, yes you can do that on Meraki switch stacks. With regards to the new stack, if you have fibre from the new cabinet back to the main cabinet then I would go directly back to it, so creating a star rather than a daisy-chain - means if the stack in the office cabinet fails, then the new stack won’t go offline. And again, if it was me I’d split all the aggregates across multiple switches in the stack. ... View more

Tnx I have scheduled an upgrade   To anyone who uses Altaro, and especially Offsite Backup, do NOT add Peer to Peer in your Layer 7 rules (on the MX) as NBAR blocks most packets on TCP ports 35100 and up which will affect both offsite backups and especially Replication. I have removed this rule and now my replica's are replicating. 🙂   Steve   ... View more

It's 2021 and this seems to be the same issue I'm fighting.  I have a ticket open to discuss with Meraki, now to clarify that the MX Content filter is indeed being applied to the MR WAP itself, preventing my group policy with relaxed content settings from having any affect on my wireless clients. If I follow your found fix, the only thing missing from the original config is the new SSID no longer prevents clients from seeing each other as it did when it was the Meraki NAT mode.  Is that correct? ... View more

I have 22 HP MFPs in this building and I have no issues like the one you describe.  The printer models are the 67560 and the 87660   Running a mix of MS250s and MS42Ps, the printers would be plugged into one of those two models.   One thing I do when I set up the printers is turn off all services on the HP side that are not necessary in my environment, like multicast, Bonjour, AirPrint and IPv6.  These services are on by default.  I don't know how they interact with Meraki and I don't plan on finding out because I don't need them.   Also, there are fairly frequent firmware updates for the HP models I have.  I try to stay on top of those.     ... View more

To be the oldest IT guy on here, with a tidy networking cabinet!     ... View more