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08-05-2020
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05-14-2020
01:42 PM
OK thanks everyone. I do have a lot of the ports tagged (printers, WAPs) and the CEO, CFO, and receptionist desk and conference rooms. I'm just trying to plan ahead when we start reopening the office and I need to troubleshoot connectivity and I'm at home in my pajamas. 🙂
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05-14-2020
12:47 PM
Yeah I do have them and the way I worded my poorly constructed scenario made it seem like it was only printers but this was a general question. I can imagine that I will have to troubleshoot a connectivity issue (remotely from home) when a user comes into the office and plugs in. Just trying to figure out what the quickest method is to troubleshoot a misconfigured port remotely.
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05-14-2020
12:34 PM
I installed and configured a new Meraki switch stack with 4 switches. I know I can view all the ports in one view, but is there a view or an easy way to tell if a port is unplugged. Basically I had a few printers misconfigured with the wrong VLAN and the quickest way for me to figure out which port on the switch was to take a picture on my cell phone of all 4 switches GUIs on the dashboard with the various states of each switch and then unplug the printer from the wall port and compare the pictures to see which port was turned off. I know with Cisco switches and the CLI, you could type in a command and when you unplugged a device from a port, the CLI would display the interface that went down (or up if you plugged it back in). Is there a GUI equivalent on the Meraki switches?
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02-20-2020
09:50 AM
Environment: MS225-48FP, DHCP handed out by our firewall. Layer 2 switching only, 802.1x with RADIUS on a Windows domain controller. Due to the limited number of ethernet ports in the wall, some areas of the office have a non-Cisco switch that passes VLAN tags and have multiple Mitel phones with people's computers tethered to Mitel. We have 3 VLANs, let's call it: VLAN 1 (native VLAN) VLAN 2 (Voice VLAN) VLAN 3 (IT Only VLAN) With our legacy Cisco sg500-52P switch, there was an option for "Multi-Session" which allowed regular users who authenticated via 802.1x successfully to get onto VLAN 1 and for IT users who authenticated to be placed on VLAN 3. Phones are placed on tagged and placed on VLAN 2. However, with the Meraki MS225-48FP I am unable to get this configured correctly via Access Policy. If I select an access policy with Multi-Host or Multi-Auth users get placed on whoever authenticates first. So if an IT user authenticates first, subsequent regular users get placed on the IT VLAN and vice versa. Phones are tagged correctly and placed on the correct VLAN 2. Is there a way to configure multiple devices, multiple VLANs, multiple users authenticating 802.1x on a single port?
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12-13-2019
12:49 PM
Wireless health for the SSID is fine. The clients are getting the correct DHCP address assigned to the Corp WLAN.
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12-13-2019
11:24 AM
Windows 10 laptops (with the latest patches), MR45s setup in bridge mode and DHCP is handled through the Windows domain controllers. We have 802.1x enabled. Authenticated Wireless users are put on a Corporate wireless VLAN. We've been experiencing some issues with random users at random times (including myself occasionally) trying to connect wirelessly and will connect, receive the yellow "!" in the system tray and it will say "Connected, no internet" I do not see the client laptop connected to any of the APs, but I do see in the event log the laptop from it looks like, being authenticated. Sometimes disconnecting and reconnecting will allow them to connect successfully, sometimes it won't. Thanks
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