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Wade_Carroll

Ahh, got it. Thanks. I am on the shard of n216 better known as the shard of no workie…

Wade_Carroll

Yes ports 7 & 8 had APs connected. One was a MR78 and the other a MR36H. The Mac address referenced above was my Apple Watch which would roam a lot. I continue to have zero client information (all shown offline) and dashboard hangs when accessing simple things like an overview of Access Points or radio settings. Finally got to radio settings. Usually the spinning wheels just error out as shown below. Not sure how to tell what shard I'm on but I'll look.

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Thank you for the correlation. I continue to have the issue and no troubleshooting has resolved. Will hope they resolve whatever issues may be happening. The port flapping continued so I've replaced my Meraki MS120 with an unmanaged switch (not sure if that's good or bad, haha). I've made sure no devices (MacBook, etc.) are connected to ethernet and wifi simultaneously. One other thing I can't seem to figure out or rule out is I installed a MR36H and applied a port profile (default) that enables all ports to join my office network. I only have 1 physical connection to the main ethernet port on the AP (the top one) but it's a little bit of a mystery in that there are 2 ports on back with one being a 'pass thru' so hopefully I connected to the proper port. I've also got a MR78 outdoor AP installed. It has a long ethernet patch cord going to a jumper connector in my attic. Hopefully that's not throwing off errors either. I have run cable test and it checks out.

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I'm dying here and it's only Sunday! (my wife and I work from home so this is an enterprise network 🙂 ) While my network is functioning, I'm unable to view clients status, experiencing time outs or long delays accessing dashboard, and seeing spanning tree and port flapping on my MS120. Example form just now: Mar 2 12:22:48 Meraki MS120 Ports 8, 5, 8 Switch port MAC address flapping mac: 7E:AC:8F:C0:D6:A0, vlan: 1, port: 8,5,8 Mar 2 12:22:28 Meraki MS120 Ports 8, 5, 8 Switch port MAC address flapping mac: 7E:AC:8F:C0:D6:A0, vlan: 1, port: 8,5,8 Mar 2 12:11:05 Meraki MS120 Ports 7, 8, 7 Switch port MAC address flapping mac: D6:ED:57:5D:72:3F, vlan: 1, port: 7,8,7 Troubleshooting- Replaced cable between MS120 and MX75 Changed upstream DNS provider from OpenDNS, to standard upstream, to google. No detectable difference. rebooted primary ISP fiber modem rebooted Meraki MX75 and MS120 at various times. Current status: No visibility into client status slow performance accessing Meraki. Nervous wife.

Wade_Carroll · ‎Dec 16 2024

I do have 802.11r enabled on WPA3. Could this cause the high association rate fails on apple devices?

Wade_Carroll · ‎Dec 16 2024

Thank you for your replies/recommendations. I don't have Client load balancing on. I may try dropping the 6GHz radio but that's not nearly as much fun when running Speedtest, haha.

Wade_Carroll · ‎Dec 15 2024

Hello! I'm receiving high association failure rates on 2 my 4 access points in a home network. I'm currently sitting with line of sight (20') to a Meraki C9164AP that's directly connected to a MR75. Speeds are good when connected but its discouraging to see such high failures. Network MX75 + 2 C9164APs + MS120 + MR36H, MR78 APs

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