Could be DHCP related perhaps the client is blocked on the dashboard via an override or firewall rule...  Use the packet capture capabilities of the AP and find out.... also check the setting of the network in depth...     ... View more

What you are really dealing with is that each client, the client alone,  decides to which AP that it joins. There is no central coordination for Wi-Fi, it doesn't exist today.  Each client is different. Each OEM has their own algorithm/ special sauce that is used to connect Wi-Fi. The AP has no say. It may make suggestions but the client makes the decision.     What you can do is define what you want the network to do and then pick your most important least capable client and build your AP design around that devices abilities or lack of abilities.   Trust the RRM unless you want to be endless tweaking each and every AP constantly. ... View more

Meraki can help you its part of the support your license includes,  its really no different than any other Meraki AP aside from specifying antennas.. ... View more

I stand by my previous statement that the Samsung Flip isnt Miracast certified and neither is the Intel AX201. Since neithe rof your devices are miracast certified you are likely going to be stuck in driver hell with both OEMS.    For internet content to be displayed on a Miracast-connected device, the source device needs to be already connected to the internet and stream the content directly to the Miracast receiver   https://www.wi-fi.org/knowledge-center/faq/what-is-the-difference-between-miracast-and-wi-fi-display#:~:text=Wi%2DFi%20Direct%20allows%20source,and%20maintain%20the%20video%20session.     ... View more

Miracast is trademarked name for devices that have undergone Wi-Fi Alliance certification. After searching the WFA database your Samsung flip does not appear to posses that cert. https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/miracast   Also, think more basic, what is the VLAN of your "casting "device" vs the VLAN of the Samsung Flip? Is L2 ISO enabled, are both SSIDs in bridged mode? If the screen is wired what's its VLAN??    Are you using bonjour forwarding, the Samsung display clearly supports AirPlay? If they (screen and casting device) are in different VLANS this is your issue and you will likely need to route the traffic between the differing VLANS and subnets.   If it works without the network this because miracast/wireless display can operate as peer to peer       ... View more

Placing an H Series AP as a repeater is ill advised but if you wish to do so I see no reason it wouldn't work albeit it will be slow, comparably speaking, to a wired AP. Firstly, there is no external power supply available for H series  APs, hhis is your first clue that you shouldn't use it as a repeater. The only way to use it would be with an H2 mounting bracket and an 802.3at power injector @30w  (15W for the AP and 15 Watts for LAN port1 for your IP phone). Also, the ports the APs are not "switch" ports they are LAN ports and are usually treated as "wired only" SSIDs you would need one SSID dedicated to each LAN port on a separate VLAN. You will need to create the appropriate  AP Port Profile for a 36H, you have three ports to configure. Each port will eat up an SSID slot because you stated each device you wish to connect is on a separate, presumably WIRED only, VLAN.  If you wish to be able to talk to that printer from the wireless you might be able to share the wireless SSID in your port profile depending on  L2 isolation  and firewall rules.     In the profile below vlan 16 eats up a SSID slot and is "Wired Only" SSID ports 2 and three behave as if the wired client is connected via the SSID shown If you need help let me know, I know a thing our two about hotel APs...  ... View more

If you have great coverage what is the issue? Why not simply use the WiiFi? ... View more

Well let's call it WLPC UK/EU then.... ... View more

Good luck in Prague, I will watch your 10 talk when Keith, Matthew and team release the recorded presentations. Maybe I'll make it to Prague next year. ... View more

See HERE https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless/WARNING-DO-NOT-UPGRADE-NETWORKS-WITH-CW9166I-TO-31-1-5/td-p/249740     Call tech support ... View more

What additional info can you supply on this?   ... View more

What cloud solutions? Ubiquity? pfft. Aruba cloud is a Frankenstein bolt on joke currently, maybe with Mist one day in about 5 years but that hasn't played out yet, Ruckus an even larger joke with one failed cloud offering after another. If all you care about is price point just go buy a bunch of open source APs and roll your own. You will wait a million years for product, but its cheaper, UNITL IT ISN'T. But if you care about full stack with end to end management, security, real live support and RMA on hardware in a timely manner with lots of hardware options and a true cloud first offering stick with Cisco Meraki. Everything else is a much, much paler shade of green, almost grey.    Buy your licenses in multi year bundles and then do the cost apples to apples broken down by year, month, week, per day etc . Dont forget to include all things the others leave out on purpose. real PoE, 24x7x365 live support, RMA times, etc, etc, etc. You will see its not as much as you think or the bean counter thinks it is.  More importantly the bean counter isn't the one who has to support this day in and out its you and your team who are likely already understaffed and under funded. What is your time worth? ... View more

Assuming the car int he parking lot is 14.7ft or 4.48 meters in length its  right at 41m distance     ... View more

What difference does it make right now? if it is lapsed, it is lapsed. Depending on what type of licensing you have, co-term or PDL, will determine when, how, and if your devices stop working. if the network operating is key to your business,  I would sort out / prioritize the licensing first and then do a post mortem and put processes in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. ... View more

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-wireless-ssids/   Left to right in GUI is slot 0 , slot 1, slot 2, etc ... View more

No, in GUI left to right it is 0 , 1, 2 ,3  ... View more

From the screenshots you have provided  it appears you are using Meraki DHCP with NAT mode. This can cause issues with roaming and other applications and is just needlessly NATing your traffic more than likely to the native vlan that the AP is set on. Each AP has to keep up with this independently from the others.  Also appears that you are using 40MHz wide 5Ghz channels only on a single AP. In your case with this many clients on a single AP/channel the name of the game is get them on and off the air as quickly as possible. I also saw no 2.4GHz clients at all. I would add/use 2.4 if you can to buy some time and another AP with a UNII 1  channel. Your MR18 isn't going to do anything with the 30.7 firmware. it is  limited to MR 26.8.3 as its EOL and its official end of Support date came and went in March of 2024. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Meraki_End-of-Life_(EOL)_Products_and_Dates  ... View more

Yeah will find the latest firmware versions with release notes that are near meaningless because they lack the requisite detail which should be part and parcel to the release notes. If you are adopting the Cisco style you must also adopt their meticulous level of detail for firmware release notes. 98800 series controller FW release notes as an example...  https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/17-9/release-notes/rn-17-9-9800.html#whatsnew1795   ... View more

Several options. You can tunnel the traffic back from an APs SSID to an MX in any other network within the same org  from APs origin network.  IN the example below the SSID is set to tunnel back to whatever MX in what other network in the same org. I would not use the same SSID name though. Your client and your client alone decides to which SSID it will connect.   What exactly are you wanting to do?     ... View more

Should be easy to filter it then ... View more

Are you using the USB port on the AP? ... View more

There is no such thing as a predictive survey, only predicative designs. If you are going to test for interference take the extra 1 hour to actually put an AP on a stick. The WiFi Gods will thank you. ... View more

As others have said do an onsite survey anyone can do a  predictive model but its only as good as the information you feed it and you still need to actually test it out.   Here is  an American football field with  ZERO obstructions. I can cover the field reasonably well with 2 MR76's with MR27 Ants on 5 GHZ at 40MHz wide.  The APs are pole or wall mounted @20ft with a 15 degree down tilt. You should really be trying to design this with 6 GHz in mind and actually ask your client what they want and where they want it and design around that. IMO you don't need coverage 80ft wide you want it specifically in the areas where people and devices will be... The pavement the grill and lounge areas... Software will help you make decision and  but nothing beats boots on the ground and an AP on a stick. The software cant simulate the actual environment....         ... View more