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PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 30 2017

I'll guess it is either a bug with the printer firmware or a bug with the Google cloud print solution.

WadeAlsup · ‎Oct 30 2017

Hi @averythomas, The only way I can think of at the moment to allow this would be to have a different vLan for each AP SSID/Apple TV setup. Then you could enable the forwarding for AirPrint and not set forwarding for AirPlay. As long as your clients on that AP/SSID are on the same vLan as your Apple TV, it should show available (as long as firewall rules allow it) and you can see all available AirPrint printers on the vLan that is forwarded.

jared_f · ‎Oct 29 2017

@PHXMAC Unforently, Apple does not allow things like this to be set because they believe this is all user based. I would take a look at the restrictions available for supervised devices to see what you could maybe do there. Managed app settings just provide configurations for apps from the app store and do not impact the UI in any way.

jared_f · ‎Oct 28 2017

Hahaha. Just noticed my mistake @BetaPhish. Love the Meraki community!

soomeGUy · ‎Oct 28 2017

@MRCUR wrote: This is a known issue with Sentry policies. I've had a case open on this since June 2016 with no resolution to date. Thanks, at least now i know i wasnt doing it wrong.

dlevens · ‎Oct 27 2017

@PhilipDAth Thanks, I suspect then that with 8 devices, the system could not find 3 channels that worked for all 8. I have now turned on 6 of the 8 APs and left 2 of them off. I had to force 1 AP to go to channel 6 to get the separation I wanted (no circles on the same channel overlapping) and then I set it back to auto and clicked on update auto channels and it keeps wanting to put that AP on 11 which causes the overlap of circles with another AP on 11 very near by. So for now I forced that 1 AP to channel 6 and it seems to be working, no overlapping and no high utilization.

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 27 2017

I would give up now on that approach. It is particularly difficult and you are not likely to get what you want. You would be better off using the Meraki RESTful API and writing a custom sensor in PRTG. https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Other_Topics/The_Cisco_Meraki_Dashboard_API PRTG does have a RESTful sensor as well. I didn't get anywhere with that (because you need to add a custom header element). It became easier to just write custom sensors.

Uberseehandel · ‎Oct 27 2017

@PhilipDAth wrote: . . . something that requires a lot more effort for very little gain. I guess our definitions of very little effort are quite different.

Bruce · ‎Oct 26 2017

As @WadeAlsup eludes to, I wouldn't be using both the wireless from an MX65W appliance and MR devices in the same environment. The MR devices have many more capabilities and you may experience roaming issues, security issues, or more if you have the same SSID configured on the MX65W wireless and the MR devices (and it means you're configuring the wireless in two places too). Best advice is use one or the other not both.

jared_f · ‎Oct 26 2017

From my understanding you cannot move devices to different organizations within DEP. If you are planning on moving the device to a different network in your Meraki account that is a whole different story (and can be easily done without enrolling the devices). From my understanding you would have to disown the the device in your DEP and then use Apple Configurator to enroll it into the other orgs DEP. Be aware that devices need to be erased and re-configured as a new device for this to work! There is a thirty day period in which the device can be removed from management. This is outline in the following video at WWDC below: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2017/304/

buliwyf42 · ‎Oct 25 2017

Than fir the tipp. i figured it out some days ago. The Problem was one of the power saving options the HP Switch has. This was never an issue with other switches yet. But now it works. Thanks everybody for your help.

Bode · ‎Oct 25 2017

We currently have an MX84 in our CoLo and it resides in our DMZ, this has allowed us to connect our 30ish remote locations to it to establish a VPN tunnel for internal networking. So as @Chris1775 has said, that would be your most viable solution. Out MX84 is set currently as our only HUB while the rest of the remote locations are set as spokes.

rbelton · ‎Oct 25 2017

Thanks for the reply! I don't know anything about SCEP except what I just read on Wikipedia; I'll ask my teammates if it's a possibility.

akan33 · ‎Oct 25 2017

I am sorry to say, but I think of other deployment with ASA and cisco switches in stack and redundancy is way better from my point of view. the ASA doesn't need vrrp so we avoid STP, also it monitors the links u want, triggering the failover perfectly. in my case I will try the proposed design with the crossed links, but I was expecting more from a nexr generation firewall and switches. 1.35 minutes or even 30 seconds is not acceptable.

Chris_M · ‎Oct 24 2017

If you look carefully, you can see the first column says "Destination". Since its the host itself, it means traffic coming to the device via that port. Flow means a group of packets with similar source IP and destination IP and port number. In this case, you have about 8 million unique flows. Very few applications reach that high and for client computer, that means some form of P2P application. Its entirely possible the client is using P2P Windows update but unlikely. You can use packet capture when the client device is online to see what his traffic is doing. Just simply filter it to his MAC address or IP address.

Andrew-nedwos · ‎Oct 24 2017

I use JumpCloud.com with Meraki and no problems.

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 24 2017

Yes, you need a router/security device in the middle. An MX series device would be a good choice. You can choose a model from this page that is suitable based on the number of users that you have. https://meraki.cisco.com/products/appliances#models It may also be possible to pay for service provider an extra fee and have them put in a managed firewall/router for you.

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 24 2017

I think splitting the board would lead to an explosion. What about the other OS's support - ChromeOS, Windows 10 mobile, MacOS, and Windows,

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 24 2017

I tend to sell my customers 5 year licences. I advise them to upgrade the MX at that time. In your case you could go to the incredibly faster MX84 and get a bigger Internet circuit, or save some money and potentially drop down to an MX64/MX65 (depending on the number of users).

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 23 2017

Have a look at this guide. https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2013/10/watch-apple-tv-over-secure-guest-wifi/

bbayles · ‎Oct 23 2017

FWIW, Support confirmed this is expected behavior.

jameshottinger · ‎Oct 23 2017

@sebastianfranco - weirdly, another AP that is receiving PoE from an HP switch is also dull. some other are bright LED's, initially when the dull LED AP's boot up, the LED is bright then dulls down once its booted.

hinewwiner · ‎Oct 21 2017

Thank you for all your help!! 🙂

PhilipDAth · ‎Oct 21 2017

I don't think it tells you about the status unless 1 is not working or not plugged in, and then it tells you on the appliance status page in the dashboard.

Slider · ‎Oct 20 2017

Thanks, this document will help.

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