Hey All,   Good or bad I've implemented years ago this KB: https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Device_Enrollment/Systems_Manager_Installation_using_Active_Directory_GPO   Its been very nice and automated... it even installs the agent on my Servers (and VM's {Virtual Machines}).  In some cases, this has actually been really helpful as an option to Remote In when other options were not available at the time.   In recent days we've been doing a lot of Server Host updates/upgrades.  So sometimes we have to move a VM from one Host to the other.  What happens in my SM world is that when we spin up the VM on a different Host I get a new notification that a "new" SM client has enrolled.  However, its actually a duplicate.  The original went offline and a new version of it now exsits in the list of SM Cleints.   Any thoughts as to why or a means in which to prevent it OR even "merge" the two within SM Clients?   ... View more

Hey Everyone,   I'm hoping this is a "simple" solution that is eluding me. How do users change their own passwords after 90 days? OR is there a way to turn off the splash behavior 90-day setting? What we are dealing with is glorified "Guess wifi with perks access"... doesn't ever interact with production devices.   We've incorporated "Cloud Hosted Meraki Authentication" with Self-registration and Administrator Authentication.  The SSID has a Splash Page.  To get to the SSID they ALSO have to ADD the network SSID manually and know the Pre-shared key (WPA2 security set up).   The "Splash behavior" has a setting of "splash frequency = Every ninety days".  We are using the "Modern" theme.   Most Users are authenticated to for "never" expires.   Here the overall issue.  I've set these splash pages up hoping I can authenticate users for specific SSID's (just there personal devices going to the internet) and their respective time limits (internal policy decisions based on staff types and housing).  However, what vexes me now is these users, after 90 days, are not able to get past the splash page, the error message keeps telling them their password is incorrect.  The only way past it is for me to change their password from the Admin console of users.  I just know that I'll be seeing them again in 90 days.   Is there a way to clean this up? Simplify it? Give users the ability to change their own passwords? OR a different SSID set up altogether (still needs to restrict devices from specific SSID's... ie. administrative control) ... View more

Our organization uses the Meraki Category Filtering (via BrightCloud).  This past week or so there is traffic being routed to OpenDNS and their categories are blocking sites that we have not categorized as needing to be blocked.   Example: sportsmansguide.com   Category Meraki (Bright Cloud) = "Hunting and Fishing" OpenDNS = "Weapons"   Neither of these categories are blocked in our Org.  I can't seem to find where it is getting routed to OpenDNS? I have a Syslog server running too and can't pinpoint exactly a reason either.  Might not know what I'm exactly looking at that could interpret the traffic correctly.   Where might the problem be?  We have Two Networks (The MX in one; Switches and AP's in the other) because of the Layer3 tracking by IP issue. ... View more