I never figured out why I was getting such horrible speeds fro Wifi <-> LAN, so I finally just gave up.   One of my posts mentions a red x in the connection graphic between the switch and the AP.  I opened a case with Meraki in Dec and in late March of this year, they deployed a fix for it. "The development team has deployed a fix for this problem. You should now be able to see relevant data for your wireless clients on the clients page."   I now get decent speeds transferring files over Wifi to LAN, but I don't know what actually fixed it.     I'm also running the latest stable RC firmware on all my devices. ... View more

I can see IPv6 Multicast traffic making it to the server VM (client --> FF02::FB) but no other IPv6 traffic is being generated.  I tried doing some IPv6 pings but they all fail.   So either I need to do more research into IPv6, or something else is going on (or not).   Currently my MX84 is providing layer 3.  Could this be why only IP6 multicast is working?  And yes, I can only see traffic from the same VLAN.   If I get a L3 Meraki Switch, will that route IPv6? ... View more

All the internal devices are set to DHCP.  It appears the Meraki devices were pulling IPs from the MX.  I switched them over to the server.  IPv4 DHCP works great.   The server is a VM, so no unplugging it.  But I do know other VMs on the host pull IPv6 just fine.   I'm going to have to see if I can do some more testing to see if DHCP is passing out the host vSwitches.   Question: Will IPv6 pass through the network if the switches don't have IPv6 addresses?   ... View more

All my devices MS and MR say: LAN IPV6 Not configured   How do I configure IPv6?   ... View more

So I'm not sure which of the 2 things I did solved the issue, but I am no longer seeing this behavior.   I installed a new Windows 2019 DHCP server and removed the old 2008R2 server. I flattened out the clients into a single L2 network/VLAN.   ... View more

@cmr As I mentioned earlier, they are Apple HomePod Minis.   Changing the view shows the same, However the Bedroom is now up to 2057 (Bedroom-2057)   As I was typing this response the Bedroom jumped up to 2133 ... View more

MAC randomisation?  Can you eloborate a bit more on this?   The devices have a static MAC. ... View more

Yes, uplink traffic increases when I have a copy going. (Wired to wireless) I wish there was a way to see the same realtime graph on wired clients.   ... View more

The Summary page lists Uplink traffic, not mesh routes. ... View more

How would I know if it was stable?   If I disable mesh, will it knock out the 1 AP I have that is not attached to the wired network? ... View more

Ping from MM2 (wireless) --- google.com ping statistics --- 10 packets transmitted, 10 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 20.560/26.561/37.661/5.670 ms   Ping from MM1 (wired) --- google.com ping statistics --- 10 packets transmitted, 10 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 16.409/22.879/29.263/4.351 ms   Not a significant difference ... View more

  I'm not sure what traffic/packets it is looking for here but this is for my work laptop and I have been working on it all day.   ... View more

One thing I have noticed is that every wireless client, no matter the SSID shows the following.   A red X between the switch and the AP   ... View more

I don't have iperf on my network, but a simple 64 byte ping shows anywhere from 3 to 148ms for wireless connections.   MM1 to MM2 (wired client to wireless) round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 3.222/68.739/148.904/38.457 ms   MM1 to NAS1 (wired to wired, but wireless VLAN) round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 0.419/0.583/0.725/0.083 ms   MM1 to MM3 (wired to wired same vlan, but different switches) round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 0.461/0.779/0.879/0.124 ms   MM1 to MBP (wired to wired, same VLAN, same switch) round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 0.461/0.779/0.879/0.124 ms   ... View more

Air to Air, as in both computers are on wireless?  I am not doing this.  1 computer is wireless and the rest are wired.   Clients that are wired up are getting great connection and transfer speeds.  It is the wireless ones that are suffering.    No matter which VLAN/SSID they are on, wireless to wired client traffic is slow. ... View more

The wifi is:  Card Type: AirPort Extreme  (0x14E4, 0x13B)   Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (7.77.111.1 AirPortDriverBrcmNIC-1669)   MAC Address: 14:bd:61:f1:9e:f0   Locale: FCC   Country Code: DE   Supported PHY Modes: 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac   Supported Channels: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140, 149, 153, 157, 161   Wake On Wireless: Supported   AirDrop: Supported   AirDrop Channel: 44   Auto Unlock: Supported   Status: Connected   I do not think it is a computer issue.  If it was then all wifi traffic would be extremely slow, not just internal LAN transfers.   MM1 (Mac Mini) to MM2 wireless transfers 100KB/sec MM1 to MM2 wired (over ethernet) transfers 100MB/sec MM1 to internet 10-15MB/sec and sometimes more.   I did another test using my MacBook Pro and I see the same behavior, very slow LAN transfers over wifi. ... View more

Computer 1 is using built-in ethernet and Computer 2 is using built-in Wifi. ... View more

The 2 computers are Mac Minis. ... View more

So I plugged computer 2 into SW2 and configured the port as an access port in the same VLAN as the internal wireless SSID.  The speeds ran normal speeds, around 100MB/sec.   I then switched in back to wireless and the speeds dropped back to 100 KB/sec.   ... View more

So this appears to be only affecting internal transfers.     I can redownload the same file from the internet at much faster (10 or more MB/s.)   I know it is not a computer 1 issue because I was able to push the file to computer 3 in about a minute or 2.    Computer 3 is connected to SW3 (MS-120-8) via a 1Gbps access port configured for VLAN 6 SW3 is connected to SW1 same as SW2, a 2-1Gbps LACP trunk link.   Computer 1 and Computer 3 are in the same VLAN.     Now I am wondering if this is an MX issue? ... View more

No I am not also tagging the SSID with 999.  I have 3 other SSIDs that are tagged as VLAN 10, 20, 30.  They all work fine, but the Tesla will not connect to them.  I created A new SSID and I choose to not VLAN tag it.  Now the Tesla connects.  But by not tagging it, it traverses the native VLAN.   ... View more

It connects fine on the  SSID VLAN with no tagging. Dual band Bridge mode Bit rate 11 and up.   As soon as I VLAN tag it, it stops working. ... View more