One more example of a Cisco phone on the Z3 PoE port showing both CDP and LLDP info. { ports: { port5: { cdp: { sourcePort: "port5", deviceId: "SEPxxxxxxx", address: "10.244.200.227", portId: "Port 1" }, lldp: { sourcePort: "port5", systemName: "SEPxxxxxxx", managementAddress: "10.244.200.227", portId: "omitted:P1" } } }, sourceMac: "omitted" }
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I just tested this endpoint against a Z3 with a Polycom phone connected on the PoE port and I see neighbor info. ports:{ port5: { lldp: { sourcePort: "port5", systemName: "Polycom SoundStation - Polycom VVX 311", managementAddress: "172.25.90.251", portId: "omitted" } } }, sourceMac: "omitted"
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This topology alone doesn't have a physical loop. What else is downstream of your MXs and have you removed VLAN 1000 from those links? I have this exact topology running here and no issues. * I see you have UDLD events in your MX/MS network. I would track that issue down and figure out what's going on.
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Ensure all ports are configured the same way. Meaning if trunks have all the ports be trunks with the same native and allowed VLANs. Also, on the MX don't have it configured to drop untagged traffic on the LAN port(s).
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Yes, you would want to adjust the alert profile config if you're getting too many alerts. With the config you have shared you would get an alert each time TVOC or PM2.5 are equal to or below "Poor". The metric/value for Poor can be found in the dashboard if you click on the Learn more link next to TVCO and PM2.5. https://documentation.meraki.com/MT/MT_General_Articles/MT14_Metrics_Explained#PM2.5_(.CE.BCg.2Fm3) The two common ways to lessen alert triggering is configure a time period the condition must be met for or change the alert value itself. Changing the time period will help if the threshold crossing is temporary/short lived. Or, changing the metric value as you mentioned will create lower or higher thresholds that need to be met in order to trigger the alert. Everyone's environment is different so you need to test and adjust to suit your specific deployment.
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What condition/metric are these "Sensor stopped alerting" alerts tied to? When an alert threshold is passed (in either direction) it will alert. But I'm unclear from the above what condition is "stopped"?
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@RWelch back when I was on the customer side of networking I felt like my data closet cleans up like you show would last about 24 hours before it all went back to a crime scene
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Is the switch port native VLAN 10? If so, don't also tag the SSID for VLAN 10. Either don't tag the SSID or set the switch port to another VLAN if you want to tag at the SSID level.
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The MI WAN Health doc covers the feature with an explanation of how it differs from the live tools throughput test https://documentation.meraki.com/MI/MI_WAN_Health/MI_WAN_Health_Overview#Speed_Test
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Apologies. One cup of coffee clearly wasn't enough to fully jumpstart my brain this morning. SAML is supported on Dashboard, Vision Portal, and Mobile today. SAML is not yet supported on Display. But going back to your primary ask here local camera only admins appears to meet your requirements with Meraki Display.
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This doc mentions camera only permissions. "Camera Permissions are View-only. This means the user can only view the Cameras and cannot change any settings such as focus, zoom, aperture, etc." I have this configured right now and I cannot make any changes to the camera. It shows the settings tab, but prevents any changes. SAML is already supported if you want to deploy it that way. I also have this configured here in my lab. https://documentation.meraki.com/MV/Advanced_Configuration/Restricting_Access_to_Cameras#Role-based_Camera_and_Sensor_Permissions_for_SAML.2FSSO
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Here's a real example from my Org. On the Network-wide > Administration page create Camera only admins (or you can choose any previously configured admin). In my example I create a new user and for this example only allow access to a single camera by name. You could expand the scope to multiple cameras, cameras by tag name, or all cameras in the network. These same permissions apply to Meraki Display. If I login to dashboard, Vision Portal, the mobile app, or Meraki Display app they all will limit my access to just this single camera in my example.
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@RWelch If I'm looking at the correct MX95 in your inventory is was the WAN 1 interface speed/duplex set from the local status page of the MX to 1 gig full? Just tested on my MX75 and that doesn't seem to matter. So never mind on that thought.
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Hmm, super weird. Some times errors like that can pop up when it runs into some validation routine against other config elements (which could even be on other pages). But without being able to actively troubleshoot I'm just making educated guesses.
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I too don't see the issue on any model MX I have here running 18.208.1 (both with and without backup WAN enabled). As @PhilipDAth mentioned a Support case would be the best option here. If you happen to upgrade back to 18.2 and still see it I'd definitely get a case opened.
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If a dashboard is expired or coming up on expiration and you receive multiple license keys to add more time you apply any of the keys first as Renewal. If you only have one license key you can stop here. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Meraki_Licensing_-_License_More_Devices_vs_Renewal#Renew_my_Dashboard_license_(Renewal) If you have multiple license keys then apply the remaining keys as Adds. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Meraki_Licensing_-_License_More_Devices_vs_Renewal#License_more_devices_(Add_device)
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