@jdsilva wrote: @AurelienPhlpe wrote: - When I connect to the Device Local Status Page, I see that the terminal has access to the Internet, and has access to the Meraki Cloud. Does it show it as belonging to a network? Your description sounds to me like the AP is not claimed into a network correctly. Have you added the serial number to your Dashboard and confirmed it's part of a network? It doesn't show it as belonging to a network. To be precise in the "Network Name" section it is indicated "(not set)" Indeed, I added the serial number to the dashboard and linked it to the network in the same way as I did with my 47 other networks, via a CSV file. I thought the same thing as you did at one point, so I tried to remove it from his network and reassign it manually. The result was still the same. @AurelienPhlpe wrote: - When I go to the "Configure" tab and enter the default login and password that is the AP serial number, it does not work. However, I have never assigned a login and password in my configuration template (which the AP did not take into account anyway). In addition, when I want to connect to another AP or switch through this means, it works very well. Just the username is the serial. Leave the password blank. Yes, that's what I meant. Excuse me, English is not my mother tongue, so I may have misspoke. @AurelienPhlpe wrote: - On the other hand, the LED of the AP blinks in a way not listed by the Meraki documentation. It blinks yellow, then pink, then purple, then yellow, etc.. That's the "rainbow" LED. It generally means it's trying to do something like DHCP an address, establish a connection to the cloud, or download a config. It isn't the rainbow LED. The rainbow LED has many shades of colour that blend together. In my case there are clearly 3 successive colors : yellow, pink, purple.
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