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Jan 19 2022
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Jul 20 2021
3:46 PM
We're considering moving to Jamf Pro. Do you use Jamf Pro as your MDM replacing Meraki? If so, curious how 802.1x w/ Meraki Radius works (if it does).
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May 20 2021
2:01 PM
Oh the joys of introducing AppleTalk as my first job as a network administrator in a large school district. Finder please don't crash... please, no Finder, don't do it... Finder crashed.
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Feb 12 2020
2:08 PM
3 Kudos
Gotta be honest, haven't used Docs page all that much. Maybe initially for l3 switching years back? Band 14 availability in your cellular offerings. For now we'll stick with Cradlepoint to provide LTE failover. ACL rules page needs to be revamped. Completely. It's horrible. MX firewall rules is better, but I'd like to see the addition of a services and/or network dialogue. One of those kill buttons used by Fisher Stevens aka "The Plague" in Hackers.
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Feb 10 2020
9:59 AM
Meraki Support says it only affects IOS... Greetings, This exploit is only on IOS firmware. Meraki devices are not affected. the full list of affected devices can be found here: https://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-20200205-nxos-cdp-rce Thank you, Cisco Meraki Technical Support
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Feb 3 2020
2:27 PM
Agree with cmr about the 5gbe copper ports for wifi6 APs. Also agree with PhilipDAuth about buggy firmware and how it may be for only a select customer willing to deal with growing pains.
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Jan 15 2020
1:40 PM
to be clear, that's load balancing. uses one or the other, not both at same time. it'll use either the 50mb or the 70mb, not both at 120mb.
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Jan 8 2020
1:41 PM
Not possible with an MX.
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Jan 8 2020
1:37 PM
Improve my FIDE rating so I can be a true Chess Brah.
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Dec 10 2019
4:35 PM
1 Kudo
For the console to reach out thru my CRT monitor flickering away @ 24fps and give me a shoulder massage Videodrome-style after a long day reviewing pcaps.
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Nov 12 2019
1:35 PM
Integration of network detection and response (NDR) focusing on traffic behavior versus typical IDS/IPS solutions. Data exfiltration is another concern. But the biggest concern by far remains insider threats; aka Sys Admins Gone Wild - Server Room Edition.
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Oct 7 2019
2:16 PM
i try to avoid using 0. as long as bridge priority is less than default, shouldn't run into issues.
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Oct 2 2019
3:01 PM
We also use BPDU guard on access ports. Our keister also saved after one of our less than intelligent admins decided to bring a switch from home and attempt to plug into our network.
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Oct 2 2019
2:54 PM
We ran into the ACL limit years ago, and were told the switches could not handle more than 128 without becoming unstable. Will also add using ACLs compared to MX firewall rules is much more tedious, as you cannot group IPs and/or ports. Major pain in the butt. We ended up moving L3 back to MX, with the exception of some SQL and other server subnets. If I were starting fresh, I probably wouldn't use L3 switch for anything except maybe iSCSI or some other comparable protocol.
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Jun 17 2019
4:36 PM
I was able to get it to work on FirstNet (with black sim) with an apn of firstnet-broadband. Our rep advised not to use FirstNet cause it's not FirstNet-capable - but it did work, even if no band 14. AT&T sim did not work. Going to activate a Verizon card to see if it works. Probably just have to light up sim, power down MX, replace sim & power back up.
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Jun 17 2019
2:59 PM
1 Kudo
Means switch is providing PoE without a network connectivity.
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Jun 17 2019
2:56 PM
Gateway for MX is IP of upstream router. 1:1 NAT Philip is talking about is for servers/workstations on LAN communicating to internet using upstream router's subnets. So... Pretend MX 10.0.0.2 talks to upstream router 10.0.0.1. Server on LAN has IP 192.168.0.100 which NATs to 10.0.0.100. From there setup rule on upstream router to NAT 10.0.0.100 to whatever subnet is available on WAN. Depending on your public IP block, you can give outbound an explicit IP which would be different from default gateway.
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May 14 2019
4:30 PM
And since we're talking about cool features, how about allowing/disallowing speedburst within the TS rule.
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May 14 2019
4:22 PM
Again, you can only apply one GP per vlan. Think it would be cool if we could add a scheduling feature to traffic shaping. My two cents; something to think about.
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May 14 2019
1:47 PM
Philip, I know I can apply a Group Policy, but you can only apply one GP per device. I was looking for more of a general rule with a schedule. If not possible, please forward as a feature request.
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May 14 2019
11:43 AM
Anyone have a solution for scheduling different traffic shaping rules? eg - Software Updates 5Mbps bandwidth from 0600 thru 1800?
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Apr 10 2019
10:21 AM
we are currently using ms420s, ms320s & ms220s as core, dist and access, respectively. no real problems except for some trunking issues years back. have opportunity to build out new data center, and was curious how others have used ms450s. i'd certainly be interested in a collapsed core using ms355s(?) as endpoints. also curious how to best connect mx250s.
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