If you can, can you try again after you disable web cache on (SD-WAN & traffic shaping)?   ... View more

"make a wish" is broken. They don't care anymore since they realized that  the market share is growing. ... View more

It could be a WIFI clients moving around your building. Switches remember the IP Address and its MAC, then it gets the new IP address, before your switch flushes the MAC. ... View more

My favorite speed test website is http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest.   There are multiple servers that respond to my "speed test" request. So I guess there are multiple flows for the test. If that's the case, shouldn't it be 150 and 70? I"m not sure about upload speed though. ... View more

100% agreed. ... View more

@CML_Todd    I am having the exact same issues so opened a case a couple of months ago. Meraki Tech replied...   =======The name you mentioned looks like a MDNS hostname learnt by the Dashboard. This happens when the client is reporting a hostname via MDNS packets and this overrides the NetBios and DHCP Hostname that might have been configured on the client device.   To mitigate this issue, there are a couple of things that can be looked into:   1) Verify where the MDNS hostname is configured and change it to any expected hostname that needs to be on the Dashboard.   2) Stop MDNS services on the client device so that it does not update the MDNS hostname on Dashboard.   3) Manually update the client device's hostname using the following instructions: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Rename_a_Client_Hostname Hostname broadcasted by MDNS gets priority over DHCP and NetBios and hence, the hostname gets updated when the client sends MDNS traffic. Let me know if you have any questions.   Regards, Siddhant Marar Cisco Meraki   ======== I was trying to disable the MDNS service from Windows PC but even I couldn't locate it.   ... View more

@dsekely_brs  Yes I saw your response that you're still having the same issue.   Can you share the network performance data while you're running the speed test ? ... View more

@AndrejRistovsk \ As you added a route table on resource group where vnet1 belongs, you will need to create a route table on the resource group where vnet2 belongs. And put the LAN ip address of vMX. I used the youtube to set up my vMX @ Azure.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Prp9HrBjG14 ... View more

@Cobalt    Probably not. Meraki needs to send a VLAN attribute(ex Cisco FirePower: 140) to your RADIUS server so that you can set up customized group profiles. I doubt Meraki can do that. ... View more

with Skyus DS(Verizon), I get 3Mbit/s, and CradlePoint, 7-10Mbit.   What is your average and worse speed? ... View more

@dsekely_brs    I used buy Skyus DS from their internal sales guy. Now I found a company, "source|inc"    source, Incorporated of Missouri 6840 Silverheel St. Shawnee, KS 66226   I got $10 cheaper then the Inseego sales guy. ... View more

@dsekely_brs  I see. What I noticed when I dealing w/ 4G LTE device, its public IP address and default gateway share the same IP address. And I couldn't access the local portal page from other remote site.     Do you think you can change the IP setting to "NAT" and run the DHCP service from it ?   .   ... View more

@dsekely_brs    When you're configuring CradlePoint, and Meraki, which IP address do you use on Meraki WAN interface? I had some issues using pass-through mode. I always purchase a staic IP address and set the cradlepoint as a dhcp server, then Meraki WAN interface is configred for "DHCP" ... View more

Since you are trying to advertise the routes which were learned from an eBGP peer to your iBGP peer, the next hop is still pointing the soure IP of eBGP Peer.     Branch router sees the Lo0 route coming from 10.0.0.2 which it does not have the reachability to. To resolve the problem,  ISP1 sets a "next-hop-self" toward Branch router so that it know where to go.   http://www.getnetworking.net/bgp/bgp-next-hop-self   I'm not sure if Meraki tech can do that for you...They could help another user to set the "multi-hop"option which is not available to us.             ... View more

@jcolley    At this point, I strongly recommend you to use "iPerf3" to measure the WAN performance.   download it from here https://iperf.fr/iperf-download.php       You will need to install the app on both ends.   a) Hub : run iperf3 -s b) Spoke: iperf3 -c  1.1.1.1 -f M -P 4  (your Server IP on Hub Site,format of Mbits, 4 concurrent connections)   https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Troubleshooting_Client_Speed_using_iPerf           You want to change the windows size to improve the throughput.        ... View more

@Kenneth    That might work. Then I guess "Student Only" SSID is required. ... View more

@jcolley    You add your own Site public IP address to measure the health.     Wait an hour or so, you can toggle between the IP addresses.       ... View more

@Roger_Beurskens    Wow, I've never known that I could use the same public IP address on both Merakis.   My setting is  VIP: 1.1.1.1 MX1: 1.1.1.2 (Primary) MX2: 1.1.1.3 (Spare)   Then your customer has    VIP-None MX1: 1.1.1.1 MX2: 1.1.1.1        ... View more

On you set up your MXs as a HA, you will need to assign the correct Uplink speed manually.   ... View more

@Azamat    the website mentions that      ... View more

@dmb_1984  I don't think you can advertise the exact same subnet from two different spoke networks.     ... View more

@dmb_1984    If you setting up the network at a HUB site, it might work. If at a SPOKE site, maybe not.     ... View more