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I tend to use code like the below to allow the org name to be a command-line parameter. # Search for the org orgs = meraki.organizations.get_organizations() for org in orgs: if org['name'] == orgName: orgId=org['id'] break; if orgId == None: print("Invalid organization name supplied: "+orgName) exit(-1)

PhilipDAth

I have the MT10 delivering believable temperature results (warmed it up for a while and then put back into the fridge). The reported humidity is hard to believe as well. It is showing 30% swing in a cyclical pattern every 10 minutes. Most of the time the fridge is closed and not opened. Do fridges really have humidity variations this great?

PhilipDAth

No. I just have the one. I'll give it a bit longer and then raise a support case if it doesn't improve.

PhilipDAth

> I'd think it might be calibrated more for room temperature? I expect it to be calibrated to the advertised specifications ...

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The more I think about it - the more unlikely I think that the fridge would be below zero degrees - because none of the fluids has frozen. I'm going to warm the MT10 up in the office and then put it back in the fridge and see what it then reports.

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@Saralyn, are the MT10 sensors calibrated to meet their specifications (it says accurate to within 0.3 degrees)? I've been testing it in our company fridge. First, it said the temperature was 10 degrees celsius (unsafe) - which I could believe. So I turned the fridge to the lowest temperature and left it overnight. It reported the temperature dropped to -3.5 degrees celsius and remained that way overnight. I would have expected the milk in the fridge to freeze at that tem[perature overnight, yet it didn't. Maybe it needed longer.

PhilipDAth

I don't know. I suspect you are going to need to setup a provisioning environment where the phones can talk directly to the Internet.

PhilipDAth

I have used that combination a lot and never had an issue. Any chance there is an old AP also advertising that SSID? Does Air Marshall show anything interesting? What about Wireless Health?

PhilipDAth

NPS does not support COA. It doesn't even allow you to do simple things like see who is currently logged on.

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> How can I achieve multiple(2 or more) redundant paths to our MX250 for internet resolution only? My personal experience - you'll achieve higher uptime with a single link. You are more likely to get experience an outage being caused by a spanning tree issue than you are to have a single cable/port/device with an unplanned failure.

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> Theoretically I always argue that horizontal mounting is optimal with the indoor MR APs, but you can see not by much looking at the azimuth/elevation charts. Here is a work party game for you. Get someone to try different orientations (where you can not see) and then using any method you can, try and guess what orientation they put it in. I always seem to get the same results. I can't manage to measure any difference.

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I've found the coverage to be really good. It seems to be similar to WiFi coverage. I would say that if you use the same rules you use for WiFi coverage that you'll be ok.

PhilipDAth

I have even fewer options on an Android Enterprise device in device owner mode.

PhilipDAth

Have you checked for firmware updates on the Draytek? Any logs on the Draytek?

PhilipDAth

Actually, you might be able to do this using "SSID Availability" which is enabled based on a tag. Then have the API add or remove the tag from individual Z3s to enable to disable the SSID.

PhilipDAth

A template enforces the settings on everything bound to it so you can guarantee they are all configured the same. So in this case, it would only be done at the template level.

PhilipDAth

If the RADIUS server has authorised the user then only the RADIUS server can revoke that. It is not common to revoke authorisation of a users session mid-duration. Usually, the account is disabled and the next connection is then denied. I don't know if this would work in this specific case (with a splash page), but you would need to get your RADIUS server to send a Change-of-Authorization (usually just called COA for short) packet with a request to disconnect. An example of this with FreeRadius is: https://wiki.freeradius.org/protocol/disconnect-messages Here is the info on the Meraki side: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Change_of_Authorization_with_RADIUS_(CoA)_on_MR_Access_Points

PhilipDAth

I'd try again later. Maybe the API load balancer is having an issue. If you have done lots of API calls within a second it may also be ignoring you.

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I can't find such an option.

PhilipDAth

I've done that lots and not seen that issue.

PhilipDAth

You must need to define the network security group somewhere else then. There are no restrictions on the trial version.

PhilipDAth

What happens if you edit it?

PhilipDAth

No. There will be an existing NSG (network security group) controlling inbound access. You'll want to add icmp, udp/500 and udp/4500.

PhilipDAth

Neither. Just plug it in.

PhilipDAth

I've just been playing with an MT10. I don't like how the temperature units (Celsius versus Fahrenheit) is under as part of the logged in the user's profile. I think this should probably be a Network-Wide/General property.

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