RSTP is active on both uplink ports. STP guard is active in "Loop guard"  on both uplink ports. Port isolation is disabled and Unidirectional link detection (UDLD) is enforce. ... View more

Hello,   I have a question on the configuration of STP on my network. We have one MX84 and one switch MS220. The switch is connected with a redundant optical fiber to the MX84 (Loop guard and UDLD is configured on the 2 uplink ports of the switch since support port aggregation is not supported by MX84).   When I check the topology, I see the topology is wrong and a message indicate "A switch was detected that improperly forwards LLDP packets. This can cause your network topology to be incomplete or incorrect."   What should I do / configure to have the right topology? Thanks ... View more

Hello,   I unfortunately don't have code for you … But  I can explain the steps. The principle is the following: Create a "click-through splash page that is stored on Microsoft Azure web app and that is protected by an authentication access..   The steps are: - Access Control, * in your SSID, you need to a "click through" splash page. * In the wallet garden, you need to define all Microsoft (O365) connection links.   - in the splash page section, * You need to define a "Custom splash URL" that correspond to your Microsoft Azure web app hosting your splash page.   I hope this is clear. Let me know if it's not.           ... View more

Hello, Would it be possible to have your code? I'm very keen to learn about it. Regards, jo ... View more

Hello,   It sounds very interesting... I would indeed be very interested by the source code. By hosting this page on the Meraki servers, are you able to pass the connected users information to Meraki for log purpose?   Regards, Johan ... View more

Actually, I can easily retrieve the userID of the connected user from my splash page using microsoft graph (https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer ), it's not the real problem. The problem is providing this information to Meraki so it can be associated with the connected client.   Using "authenticated user splash page" is not an option since merakai will wait for a Radius command to Refuse or Accept the authentication. In my case I don't have a radius so I don't have any way to provide Meraki with a userID for them to store it. I think for this to work, Meraki needs to support natively the OAuth with Azure AD (as they are already doing with google).         ... View more

The answer is yes and I just did it, see the solution there : https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless-LAN/Configure-a-splash-EXCAP-with-with-sign-on-in-Azure-AD/m-p/13353#M2277  ... View more

Hello,   We are also using Azure AD and I made this wish (Meraki supporting Azure AD authentication) a few months ago... in the meantime I developed a suitable solution to support Azure AD authentication on our wifi network. Check the post here: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Wireless-LAN/Configure-a-splash-EXCAP-with-with-sign-on-in-Azure-AD/m-p/13353#M2277  ... View more

Hello,   from what i've seen in that document, it's talking of Radius / Active Directory authentication, not Azure Active Directory. Those two are not the same. The last one (the one I need) is using OAuth protocol and can been seen as a third party authentication authority (like google).   regards, jo ... View more