My comments about speed and duplex are in general.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Port_Link_Speed_of_Cisco_Meraki_Access_Points ... View more

https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Meraki_Health_Overview/Meraki_Health_-_Client_Details#Apple_Analytics     ... View more

You can't set speed and duplex from one side it has to be set the same on both sides. auto/auto or hardcoded same on each side   As @PhilipDAth stated:   "What is the AP set to?  auto/auto I hope?" "What is the switch port set to?  auto/auto I hope." ... View more

Agreed most likely issues   Lack of support for WPA3 by clients incompatibility with 802.11w... see bullet above   Set up a test SSID using WPA3-SAE to test your devices first.   ... View more

Page 18 of the course shows adding APs to the floor plan and photos. The AP selected in the video of dashboard is a CW9164i.. the photo uploaded is of a MR44, 46 or 56  the old oblong APs.... ... View more

Open a case with Cisco Meraki.  ... View more

yeah but cat5e is soooo much better then the cat3 or pots quad that is likely hanging off the 6P2C RJ11...   The devil is in the details about the actual cable and  how it was really ran and terminated.... Likely ran by an electrician... YUCK!☹️   The person asking this question about RJ11 to 45 is likely in way over their head.   best scenario is all  home runs, not on 66 blocks, runs are <=90m AND its cat5 or cat5e with the blue pair terminated and the other three pairs wrapped or clipped on at least 18 inches of service loop of inches of slack cable.   Worst case is complete raw sewage show ... View more

I wouldn't  advise the use of the integrated wireless on an MX in any situation. It is very limited. However you could tunnel the APs back to a centrally located MX if you wanted to, either on prem or off prem, but then again, why would you want to? ... View more

Who is casting, the teacher or just any Tom, Dick and Harry?   Regardless, I would suggest limiting the mDNS broadcast segment via iPSK/WPN.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Wi-Fi_Personal_Network_(WPN)       ... View more

It is still very much broken. Case is being opened and escalated. ... View more

Been using smartphone browsers with the dashboard for many many years without issue. Also, this has worked previously.. ... View more

Nope ... View more

Change the usage from last day to last 2 hours... ... View more

Adding them to an org will prove nothing...  Ownership is only established when adding the devices to an actual network.  So create your org, add the devices, and then add them to a network. If you are unable to add them to a network then the devices are in another network, and they must be released before the can be added to any other network. this can only be done by the current owner. Cisco Meraki can't help you.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Inventory_and_Devices/Using_the_Organization_Inventory   Scroll down to: Claiming Devices/Orders and note the big pinkish /reddish note ... View more

Agreed, I'm in the no Beta club. I would wait until it hits release candidate and then only after that has baked for quite a while. ... View more

Network Wide--> Alerts -->  scroll down to Wireless. By default only admins are alerted if you enable the feature. Here you can add additional emails as shown below or webhooks etc...  Gateway is the AP,  perhaps that's the source of confusion....     ... View more

Most likely  due to the way you are viewing the clients from the clients table... Especially so if you have the full stack and multiple vlans you need to be as specific as possible to include time frame or the DB just grabs the first result it has in the table. As you make  granularity refinements, this changes.   ... View more

no,  MR30.5 adds support for 802.11r with WPA3... ... View more

The MX will handle the DHCP just fine if you appropriately size them. I find that Meraki is very conservative with their stated  throughput and capacities. ... View more

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Wi-Fi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Extending_the_LAN_with_a_Wireless_Mesh_Link     ... View more

port profiles are for APs with extra LAN ports. a 9166 only has one WAN port. ... View more

I deployed MR57's in Tokyo quite a while ago and switched to CW9166-MR's for other offices due to availability issues and honestly they were less expensive and a tad smaller than the 57....  All of wireless at Cisco and Meraki  is under one team. 57 was first, the CW91's are all are derivative of the 57...and they are all from the same  Cisco Meraki Team. Still waiting on what the extra wattage on the 57's USB port is for... ... View more

There is no dual 5Mb on the 9166... The mr57 has a much higher USB power output. ... View more

Had a similar issue early this year with macs and socket exhaustion issues, wherein if the application is made by Apple the OS recycles sockets just fine however if you have third party agents running, not so much. (unavoidable, IMO, if you are part of a large corporate entity) . This issue is further exasperated by the fact that most mac users simply close the lid on their laptops. In fact Apple recommended work around is to actually shut the laptop down at the end of the day and begin each day with a fresh boot. This will mitigate the socket issues but it doesn't make it go away. Not saying this is the cause of your issues but ill bet its not helping.  If you don't have applecare support, you probably should pay for it.  They will walk you through what you need to do to enable the appropriate logging ... View more