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02-03-2021
06:58 AM
Have you found any patch cables that are SC female to LC male? In the grand scheme of things, that is the hang-up. The original install is not using a patch panel, so the incoming SC fiber connection is male.
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Anyone out there migrate from an older Cisco solution to Meraki and have to change from SC to LC connectors? I have a customer with Cisco 3950 and various other Cisco switches using a Cisco WS-G5484 fiber connect and are planning to move to an all Meraki solution which will use LC connectors on the GBICs. Curious how people have done this in the past. I have a wiring vendor that has suggested an SC coupler to an SC/LC fiber patch cable, but seems a bit hokey to me. Anyone out there deal with this and/or have a good solution? Thanks
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11-17-2020
05:28 AM
Interesting that you mentioned "all untagged". Are you set to use VLANs but only have the default or are you set to not use VLANs? Almost every time I have seen the issue you describe it is because the data is getting double tagged. In this case, if you set the SSID to tag the default VLAN and the switch port was untagged on the same VLAN the you would be double tagging and the DHCP server would never see the DHCP request on a valid VLAN. If you are setting a VLAN in the SSID, try turning that off and see if you start picking up DHCP addresses on your clients.
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02-20-2020
11:52 AM
From the results you posted it appears that your packet jump directly to the Internet after hitting your default gateway. Assuming that you had the VPN connection up when you ran the traceroute, I would say that your VPN connection/client does not know about the subnet that you are trying to reach. I would expect to see all private IP's in route to the AWS app that you mentioned. I would start with validating the VPN connection properties.
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02-20-2020
07:34 AM
Not certain if you are still trying to do this, but there are several conversations where people have used Flow to receive the webhook and then format the data and send it into Teams. Still somewhat convoluted, but at least not going to a third party app outside of the MS environment.
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02-20-2020
07:16 AM
Have you ran a tracert after the user connects to the VPN? Is it actually seeing the correct route through the VPN? You might test disabling AMP and reconnect to see what happens. We've seen that do strange things, although, once your tunnel is up it shouldn't be able to mess with that traffic.
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02-20-2020
07:04 AM
Can you describe your physical environment and user environment? Do you have users moving around allot? Are the disassociation issues with user byod devices or end-user devices. Any chance your signals are overlapping too much and causing your devices to hop between AP's? You might also upload a segment of the messages so we can help look for patterns/issues.
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02-20-2020
06:38 AM
I don't see why it wouldn't. You can add a non-meraki VPN peer to the vMX, define the remote subnets and the routing should take care of itself. I believe you could also setup OSPF to assist, but not certain how that works with non-meraki VPN's. FYI, for us, the vMX solution has been very solid. Haven't done much with it as it pretty much manages itself. With 30+ endpoints and growing on our VPN, it makes adding locations transparent.
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03-14-2019
05:26 AM
I would agree that would be an option. In this case is was not identified as a need. The ISP and bandwidth that they have is not what I would consider worthy of hosting anything, so a policy was put it place that any tenants that required inbound access beyond VPN would need to obtain that service on their own.
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10-17-2018
01:18 PM
Thanks for the quick reply and the detailed information, very, very helpful. Are you on a pay as you go plan or an EA agreement? Thanks again, I have reached out to every internal Meraki person I know and none have been able to shed any light on the subject.
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10-17-2018
11:18 AM
Working with a client that currently has some servers running in Azure. We currently have a site to site VPN set up and working, but it is only between the main office and Azure, the remote locations cannot reach it. They are wanting to change that by installing the vMX100 in their Azure instance. While it is easy to understand the Meraki licensing cost for the vMX, we have no idea what to expect the Azure costs to be. So, I am curious if anyone that has this set up can tell me what the licensing model is that they are using and what it is costing them monthly? Of course this will ultimately depend on how much traffic is going through it, so if you can estimate that or describe how you are using it, it will really help us to understand the long terms costs. Thanks
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02-26-2018
06:48 AM
The environment is such that there are shared resources like conference rooms, copy rooms, training room and etc. So they need to be able to move about. One thought that I had was to use logons with group policy, but for some strange reason, Meraki does not support assigning GP to Meraki authenticated users.
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02-26-2018
05:27 AM
Yes, but potentially too many tenants for the number of SSID's.
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02-23-2018
05:07 AM
Adam, That is the same process I was thinking on the wired side. Do you also have wireless? If so, how are you overlaying that? Thanks
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02-22-2018
02:15 PM
Haha, That would be a deal! Thanks for your help.
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02-22-2018
02:11 PM
Okay, that is close to where I was thinking about going. But, I felt that I would create a user account for each tenant as assign the GP based on logon. That way they can get connected per tenant without management intervention. Maybe use VLANs on switch ports then assign VLAN per GP on the wireless. Again, trying to keep hassle down for both the end users and the managers.
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02-22-2018
02:05 PM
That would then require that every tine they brought in a new device, we would have to locate it and assign it to their specific GP?
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02-22-2018
01:58 PM
Can't really completely isolate then as it is not necessarily one tenant to one port. Also, it appears there are some limitations to which ports and crossing stack boundaries. Thanks for the idea though. Never really considered that one.
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02-22-2018
01:53 PM
With this solution they would need to create either individual user accounts or at least one account per tenant, correct?
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02-22-2018
01:24 PM
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Looking for suggestions. I have a client that has a multi-tenant building. They have Meraki everything, switches, access points and firewall. They want to be able to isolate traffic between tenants for both wired and wireless with the least amount of intervention possible. Note that there are too many individual clients to give each a separate SSID, Ideas? Thanks
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