Hello, Theres a good chat about this issue in this community thread which is worth a read: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless/Splash-page-not-showing-automatically/m-p/29247 Here is also the documentation on splash pages: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/MR_Splash_Page/Splash_Page_Traffic_Flow_and_Troubleshooting#Splash_Authentication_in_Dashboard The issue is likely with the devices captive portal feature. The device should automatically fire off an http request when it connects to the wireless to try to detect if it is in a captive portal network. As a work around you can have them manually open their brwoser and go to an http site. Note it cannot be an https site.  ... View more

I'm not sure I follow exactly the use case. The only information around BLE that is retrievable is on wireless>ble clients in dashboard and the API call to retrieve bluetooth clients:https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-bluetooth-clients/ Here is documentation around BLE as well: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Bluetooth/Bluetooth_Low_Energy_(BLE) ... View more

The AP calls that I found that sounded to meet your criteria have a max time frame of 31 days, which seems to be the max time frame for most API calls so not sure we can go that route. ... View more

I think the -COM just stands for compatible meaning its not a Cisco branded one but meets the specs of that Cisco model SFP. Dont quote me on that though. Looks like the specs match between the two. MA-SFP-1GB-SX is compatible with MS350. ... View more

You should be able to utilize managed app configs and push a payload including username to the sharepoint app. https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Profiles_and_Settings/Using_the_Managed_App_Settings_Payload ... View more

If you are configuring a static WAN IP in dashboard that wont work. The device has to come online to dashboard first before it can fetch whatever you've done in dashboard. If you are using a static IP to your ISP you'll need to locally configure that on the MX.  https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Using_the_Cisco_Meraki_Device_Local_Status_Page#MX_Series_with_Single_Dedicated_WAN_Link The MX68W has two WAN ports already so you cannot convert a LAN port to a WAN port as you can on the MX64. AN MX can only have a maximum of two WAN ports. Either the device already comes with 2 internet ports on it or 1 internet port with the option to change ALN port 1 into another WAN port. So with the MX68W you'll need to use one of two dedicated WAN ports. ... View more

I agree with @Ryan_Miles. There is a clear spike in traffic but does that spike correlate with the time of slowdown? The graph shows 4am. Are there server backups happening or software downloads scheduled to happen at this time of slowdown? You can use the network-wide>clients page to track down any abnormally high usage users as well. Plugging directly into ISP with a laptop and running a speed test and then plugging into MX running a speed test could be helpful as well. Theres likely to be a drop in those speed tests going from the MX but can help isolate to whether the issue is on ISP side or your side. Preferably use iperf to speed test but a browser based one can give you good baselines as well. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Client_Speed_using_iPerf ... View more

IIRC If you engage support I believe they can get a preview of what licensing will look like before and after when moving around licenses. ... View more

RF profiles in dashboard are network specific. If you create a network and clone the new network from an exisitng one the RF profiles would be cloned to the other network. You can also leverage the RF Profile API call to create an RF Profile and propagate that new profile to multiple networks. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/create-network-wireless-rf-profile/ ... View more

If your vMX is acting as a vpn concentrator/passthrough it typically wouldn't be at the edge of your network. So opening ports on the vMX wouldn't really do anything since traffic coming in from the internet isn't hitting the vMX and is only forwarding vpn traffic. This is why dashboard removes port forwarding and NAT rules when configured in passthrough. ... View more

When you go out of license compliance it does lock down most if not all features besides claiming a license. If you are unable to remove devices and admins then I would reach out to support and they should be able to assist. They'll most likely unlock the dashboard for you so you follow the steps in this doc to delete- https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Organizations_and_Networks/Deleting_an_Organization ... View more

Hello, the first knowledge box of this KB article states that it is not possible to switch back to co term once on per device licensing model. https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Licensing/Meraki_Per-Device_Licensing_Overview ... View more

@Palmaero    We would suggest opening a case with the Support team by clicking settings>contact support. We also suggest including the type of traffic your ISP is claiming to see. ... View more

@TECHIEGIRL    Please open a support case and the GO Support team can assist you with this matter  ... View more

The USB port is for a cellular modem if the feature becomes available for the GX in the future ... View more

Hi @Al_S !   At this time the GX only supports one WAN port and does not support cellular failover. We would encourage you to submit a feature request via the app by submitting feedback or in the make a wish section of the community!  ... View more

Hey @JoseM21 !   When installing for the first time you can add the device in the Meraki GO app and make all the configuration changes you need within the app prior to having the device actually powered on and connected to internet. Once the device is connected to internet and the cloud, the device will pull in the configurations and apply them. Hope this provides clarity!  ... View more

@Bits4Brains    Association decisions are made solely by the client. We would recommend setting the clients roaming setting to aggressive. This will force the client to start looking for a better AP at a higher RSSI threshold. This setting is changed differently depending on the client. Our documentation outlines this further and how to adjust this on your device. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/WiFi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Client_roaming_and_connectivity_decisions_explained. https://support.apple.com/en-sg/HT206207 ... View more

Hi,   At this time we are unable to provide an ETA of when the issue of claiming Umbrella licenses will be resolved. However, the engineering team is actively working to resolve this issue and we hope to have this resolved as soon as possible as we understand the impact this can have on customer's network security. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve this!  ... View more

@UlfJorgensen    We are currently drafting Meraki GO documentation regarding Umbrella security however nothing is available at the moment. I can provide some insight for you though.   Once an Umbrella license is claimed for a GO network an extra configuration tab will appear under settings called "Security Measures". If you open the security measures you can toggle the feature on and off and set the level of security. There are currently three security policy options, Secure filtering only, security and basic appropriate use filtering, and security and moderate appropriate use filtering with secure filtering only being the most modest security policy and security and moderate appropriate use filtering being the most aggressive security policy.    Umbrella protection includes malware and phishing protection along with content filtering and commands & control callbacks. GO will also give you the option to add whitelisted URL's, under the "excluded url's column", if content filtering is blocking a site you are trying to reach.   I hope this helps!   ... View more

@Cmurphy29    If you are expecting a full GB internet connection to all or any of your wireless clients the quick answer to your question would be no.   There are many factors that will affect throughput and bandwidth throughout a wireless network. Due to the half duplex nature of wireless itself, interference in the RF environment, and wireless client capabilities.    The meshing capabilities of the AP's themselves are reliable and easy to setup but performance will depend on the environment itself. ... View more

@DHAnderson    The GX currently only supports DHCP services for one subnet. If you want to implement additional vlans in your network you would need to run DHCP services from another server and under settings>advanced settings>local network addressing click edit and chose use another DHCP service. ... View more

  @MikeS_AT      Currently there is no demo account or demo app available for Meraki GO. However, this is a good suggestion and would recommend putting this in the Make a Wish (feature request) section for possible future implementation.  ... View more