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Forrest

Hi folks, I have a wireless network including 11 Meraki MR APs (9 MR33 and 2 MR36) They all have latest firmware MR30.6 the SSID used to have WPA2-Personal (with PSK) and it worked pretty well. A few days ago I modified it into WPA3-Personal (PSK). I've tested with our Windows11 mobile computers and they all connect smoothlessly. Our Android devices don't, altough they are almost new: Samsung A54 (Android 13), Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (also Android 13). They don't show any error, they just don't connect. According to specs they are capable of WPA3. A user also tried with the newest iPhone 15 and it didn't work neither. When i look in Connection Logs (Wireless>Access Points -> Connection Log tab: I see no error whatsoever. I've set it to WPA3 only & 802.11r Enabled. I've tried it with WPA3-Transition mode also, but I had still the same issue. Anyone has encountered this situation before? Or could lead me in the right direction? I don't know if I should modify something on the wireless clients (hopely not, there are a lot) or if I should modify my wireless network. Kind regards, Erik

Forrest · ‎Jul 27 2020

Thank's a lot Connor!! Completely forgotten there was a rule denying access to the LAN subnet.

Forrest · ‎Jul 27 2020

Hi, I'm trying to connect an internal server on my LAN but in another subnet. The wireless clients get their addresses in the 192.168.35.0/24 subnet. The addresses are correctly distributed by a DHCP pool on my firewall. Unfortunately no wireless client can ping this same firewall, althought they got an address by it. There is a firewall rule permitting icmp traffic to it. I've tested it with a wired client positioned in the same VLAN as my wireless clients and this works fine. But if I connect to my SSID (in 192.168.35.0/24 subnet) then I can ping myself and public IP addresses (like Google open DNS 8.8.8.8). I cannot even ping my own gateway (the same firewall) If I try to ping my gateway I always get a response from 10.128.128.128. This should be a Meraki DNS address right? I don't want this, that's why I work in bridged mode. So why is this happening? If anyone got a clue, I should be very thankful.

Forrest · ‎Jan 9 2020

My resolution is quite simple: to create separate SSIDs for 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz ranges I heard this could boost wireless performance

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