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antonis_sp · ‎Jan 9 2025

You will need WPA3 for WiFi 6E and 7 deployments for 6GHz. Other than that, I would also recommend a different SSID for known supported devices.

antonis_sp · ‎Jan 9 2025

I am sure I had this issue in the past. I don't remember how I actually solved it. I think I removed the network from the template (with keeping settings), added the access point and then reapplied the template to the network.

antonis_sp · ‎Sep 26 2024

We are blocking youtube and all streaming services with Layer7 rules combined with Content Filtering. You will need SEC license for the MX for Content filtering though.

antonis_sp · ‎Dec 15 2023

Got the same answer. Workaround is working for us.

antonis_sp · ‎Dec 14 2023

Fun fact, this has popped up on all the APs of one of our customers. All APs have 100Mbit connections as they are connected to FastEthernet ports. Waiting on support.

antonis_sp · ‎Oct 16 2023

Always had issues with PPPoE and IPv6 not properly working. This (I guess) Enhanced IPv6 support for AnyConnect and DNSv6 now provides umbrella DNSv6 for the PPPoE connection.

antonis_sp · ‎Sep 11 2023

Maybe some browser issue? First option on the drop down list for me is Don't want to clone.

antonis_sp · ‎Aug 29 2023

As will all Meraki devices, you just press the reset button for 10sec. Even if you factory reset it, it will reach the internet and retrieve it's settings online. Do you have admin access to the dashboard, or have the devices been transferred to your account?

antonis_sp · ‎Aug 29 2023

Saw that today as well. Probably this needs to be updated... Meraki Firmware Release Process - Cisco Meraki

antonis_sp · ‎Jul 27 2023

Fun fact, at this time I cannot upgrade any of my networks to this version. (currently on 18.107.2)

antonis_sp · ‎May 22 2023

There is a shortcut to get support in this feature, so probably you need a case to have this firmware pushed. (or it will be soon available)

antonis_sp · ‎Jan 25 2023

Will this ever be fixed? 😋 It's been a few years now. KNOWN ISSUES Sporadic packet loss & instability on Layer 3 roaming & Teleworker VPN SSID's (Wi-Fi 5 Wave 2 and Wi-Fi 6 APs)

antonis_sp · ‎Sep 22 2022

I nominate Rasika Nayanajith... helped me a lot when staring my wireless journey with Cisco equipment.

antonis_sp · ‎May 23 2022

Raising the AP power will almost always cause more problems. Installing omni antennas at a large height (over 3-4 meters) is not recommended. Choise of antennas and installation height should be done at least with a simulation and later verified on-site. You probably have a few APs installed in the same area and you are seeing most of them due to the antenna's and height used. Patch antennas can be used to localize each APs coverage area and reduce signal overlap between APs, but you will need more APs.

antonis_sp · ‎Nov 24 2021

That is quite obviously a wrong way to attach the antenna. You might see 2.4 and 5 GHz transmitting, but performance will be impacted. MR76_Installation_Guide#Attaching_the_antennas_to_the_AP I am quite sure that support would confirm this a not supported scenario. You would need two antennas per AP.

antonis_sp · ‎Jun 18 2021

I am having the same issue. 2FA was enabled years ago. Waiting on support to.

antonis_sp · ‎Apr 6 2021

I can confirm it's now fixed for me as well.

antonis_sp · ‎Apr 6 2021

I have an open case on this. It's global and support is working on it.

antonis_sp · ‎Mar 16 2021

When the AP is in repeater mode, it does not get a LAN ip. If the AP should not be a repeater, cabling is usually the problem. If the AP is connected to the switch directly (with a short patch cord), does it show the same problem?

antonis_sp · ‎Jan 13 2021

ok. Did some tests. Create a new network (wireless network type) and bind it to a combined network template. I cannot add a sensor to the network -> "A bound combined network may only contain bound networks" Create a new network (combined network type) and bind it to a combined network template. I can add a sensor without problems. Check the network type in the network list inside the template. If it is combined there as well, it should work (or it works on my machine only 😋 ). If not, create a new combined network, bind it to your template, and if you can add the sensor, transfer the rest of the equipment to the new network.

antonis_sp · ‎Jan 13 2021

I agree that templates are usefull. There are still things that are working on single networks (in my use cases), but not on templated ones. I will try to do some tests on my lab later, to see if I can replicate this as well. I guess some patience is needed since the sensors are kind of new.

antonis_sp · ‎Jan 13 2021

The problem with creating a new template by copying settings from an old one, is that it keeps the Network type from the original template. So, you cannot create a combined template, using a wireless one for the original settings. What you need to to is Create a new template with copying settings from your current template (let's say "wireless") Create a new template with default settings (which will be "combined" by default) Split the new combined template (will create an "appliance", "wireless" etc template"). Delete the template type that matches the one created on step 1. Combine the rest of templates with the template created in step 1. At least that's how I do it. Maybe there is an easier way (maybe support can change the template to combined?)

antonis_sp · ‎Nov 5 2020

Check your log for the security appliance. You can even filter the specific device's mac.

antonis_sp · ‎Sep 25 2020

Do you have any firewall rules? Make sure user traffic to udp port 53 is allowed.

antonis_sp · ‎Aug 2 2020

That would be an option. But we are talking about a current deployment. Another workaround I found was using tags on APs along with scheduled availability on the SSID, but still.. not as convenient as a "Disable AP" option. Time for the wish button I guess.

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