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Re: New to MR Access Points? Start here!

by in Wireless
‎Jun 21 2023 12:19 PM
‎Jun 21 2023 12:19 PM
does roaming work when you do it this way, i kinda think no. but don't have a z3 but i know a mx68w and mx roaming does not work ... View more

Re: Dashboard Troubleshooting with Packet Capture

by Meraki Employee in Dashboard & Administration
‎Jul 22 2022 12:53 AM
‎Jul 22 2022 12:53 AM
Both are valid points. So the Access privilege options are based on the target network selected. When using the network tag to scope network(s), there will be only four default privileges, given different networks might contain different device types.    You are right about no API support for port management privilege setting.  And unfortunately, the Update an Administrator  endpoint currently does not support the custom access privilege either (in your case Packet_Capture) . I bet there is some good reasons for this, but it may be worth reaching out to your Meraki sales team and submitting a feature request to evaluate.    { "errors": [ "'access' must be one of: 'full', 'read-only', 'guest-ambassador' or 'monitor-only'" ] }   ... View more

Re: License Expiry for Dashboard and MR Access Points - how to renew?

by in Wireless
‎Apr 29 2021 1:27 PM
‎Apr 29 2021 1:27 PM
If you’re doing a renewal of licenses then the number of licenses you purchase needs to match the number of devices. A renewal effectively replaces your existing licenses with exactly what is on the order. If you add additional licenses then you get another device license, but the co-term date is adjusted as the license ‘flows’ across all devices in the organisation.   For your two access points, yes, you need to purchase two licenses. No, you can’t purchase one 5 year one, there is no way to split it. ... View more

Re: Can SFP and QSFP ports be used simultaneously? Specs seem to say no...

by in Switching
‎Jan 26 2021 5:54 PM
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‎Jan 26 2021 5:54 PM
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For anyone out there interested in this topic, I got the following from Meraki support:   "Both SFP and QSFP ports can be used simultaneously for different purposes." and "The ports themselves are independent of each other and using one type does not disable the other type."     ... View more

Re: 🎄The Twelve Days of Switchmas! 🎄

by in Off the Stack
‎Dec 26 2020 5:37 AM
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‎Dec 26 2020 5:37 AM
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‘Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house, not a packet was stiring nor a spanning tree mouse. The Vlans were configured with meticulous care in a hope that the traffic would pass with no mare.   The switches were all nested all snug in their racks, while visions of cloud config danced in their stacks. Operations were watching and I for a call, at home in the evening for the switches to fall.   When out in the cloud arose such a clatter, I sprang from my bed and answer, what’s the matter. Away to the console I flew like a flash, login to the portal and search in a dash.   And then in a twinkling the config did see, a rouge little route injected for me, with a tap of the keys and a 30 second wait the switch to resolve and the previous clam state.   I sprang from my chair with a laugh and a glee, Oh switchmas tree, oh switchmas tree your cloud updates never fail to amaze and save me.   So with that Christmas saved and a turkey for the table, thank goodness for Meraki and the things that cloud updates enable. ... View more

New to Systems Manager? Start Here!

by Meraki Employee in Mobile Device Management
‎Oct 19 2020 10:43 AM
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‎Oct 19 2020 10:43 AM
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Hello there! Are you brand new to the world of Meraki Systems Manager? If so, we've got some great introductory resources to help you use it effectively!   Getting Started   SM Quick Start -- An introduction on hitting the ground running with SM   Glossary of Terms -- There are many terms and acronyms when it comes to SM. This page gives a great breakdown of what they mean   Unified Endpoint Management (SM) Intro course -- An on-demand, self-paced course where you’ll learn how Cisco Meraki Systems Manager can help you manage, secure, and monitor the devices that connect to your networks.   Systems Manager Basic Features   Tagging   How to Use Tags -- SM works best with the proper and judicious application of tags   Enrollment and Profiles   Introduction to Enrollment -- How to add devices into a Systems Manager network   Profiles -- How to assign policies and restrictions to enrolled devices   Deployment Guides   Education Deployment Guide -- How to effectively deploy SM in an educational environment   Enterprise Deployment Guide -- This is useful for deploying SM at the enterprise level   Cross-Platform Integration   Systems Manager Sentry -- How you can use SM to integrate with the MX security appliance and MR access points   Meraki Trusted Access -- Agent-less onboarding between MR access points and iOS, macOS and Android devices     Please note, this is not an exhaustive list of all SM documentation or features. More advanced documentation beyond the basic features can be found at documentation.meraki.com!   If you're interested in learning about Meraki's training offerings, be sure to check out The Meraki Learning Hub! There you'll find tons of great information about Meraki led training like CMNA and ECMS.   ... View more
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Re: Monitor number of third party VPN connections using the API

by Meraki Alumni (Retired) in Developers & APIs
‎Mar 21 2020 11:12 AM
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‎Mar 21 2020 11:12 AM
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Some of the data that you're looking for can be pulled with the event log API endpoint. As you can see in the sample response that I got from my own MX we get a lot of data about the specific Client VPN connection. I'm using Systems Manager sentry VPN to connect which is why the user_id is a Meraki.com email.    For your example we are going to only be looking for two specific event types: client_vpn_connect client_vpn_disconnect   The full URL will look something like this. This was created by Postman (download the Postman collection). I know the includedEventTypes look odd but it's the best way to do it.    https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/events/?perPage=3&productType=appliance&includedEventTypes[]=client_vpn_connect&includedEventTypes[]=client_vpn_disconnect                         The output:   { "message": null, "pageStartAt": "2020-02-21T18:49:30.000000Z", "pageEndAt": "2020-03-21T17:49:30.156563Z", "events": [ { "occurredAt": "2020-03-21T17:48:56.583000Z", "networkId": "L_60535", "type": "client_vpn_disconnect", "description": "VPN client disconnected", "clientId": "kc2dddd", "clientDescription": "03:5e:d6:c1:b2:a3", "deviceSerial": "Q2KN-ZXYW-RYMS", "deviceName": "myMX", "eventData": { "local_ip": "172.17.8.64", "user_id": "sm_6655559290@meraki.com", "remote_ip": "166.255.249.20" } }, { "occurredAt": "2020-03-21T17:48:02.830001Z", "networkId": "L_60535", "type": "client_vpn_connect", "description": "VPN client connected", "clientId": "kc2dddd", "clientDescription": "03:5e:d6:c1:b2:a3", "deviceSerial": "Q2KN-ZXYW-RYMS", "deviceName": "myMX", "eventData": { "local_ip": "172.17.8.64", "user_id": "sm_6655559290@meraki.com", "remote_ip": "166.255.249.20" } } ] }   Another great resource you might also want to check out: cs.co/meraki_tools, it's a google sheet integration with the API all done in your browser. It has a great event log viewer where you can filter for VPN client disconnected and VPN client connected to have the data populated into rows and columns.          ... View more
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