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Re: iOS IP Conflicts

by in Wireless
‎Oct 21 2020 3:55 AM
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‎Oct 21 2020 3:55 AM
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Same here ... View more

Re: Meraki AP POE Issue

by in Wireless
‎Oct 19 2020 12:33 PM
‎Oct 19 2020 12:33 PM
The MR45s require 802.3at as the required power can be up to 18w, please see https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/MR_Overview_and_Specifications/MR45_and_MR55_Overview_and_Specifications   Running them on 802.3af (15.4w max) is essentially underpowering the devices depending on current load.  ... View more

Re: Roaming behavior

by in Wireless
‎Oct 18 2020 10:03 AM
‎Oct 18 2020 10:03 AM
Just to keep you updated - spoke with a support engineer who was very helpful. He could capture/witness the roaming issue from watching the logs and is going to try to replicate the issue using a testing set-up.    Meanwhile I also did some testing of my own. Fully disabling 802.11w for affected SSID (instead of 'Enabled - allow unsupported clients') seems to have solved the roaming issues. This also solved an issue where the iPhone would be unable to associate with the network when connecting to the SSID for the first time. (eventually after reconnecting many, many times, it would successfully connect) I'm interested to see if my findings are in line with the testing results from Meraki Support  Also, for security reasons I would like to be able to set 802.11w to 'Enabled - allow unsupported clients' again without it affecting roaming capabilities. Please note that per Apple's documentation: "802.11w's protected management frames (PMF) interoperate with iOS and iPadOS support for 802.11k, 802.11r, and 802.11v." (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202628). ... View more

Re: Roaming behavior

by in Wireless
‎Oct 17 2020 5:27 AM
‎Oct 17 2020 5:27 AM
Thanks for your thoughts. I did some testing and double checked: the iPhone never hits the PMKSA cache. Actually it never did since installing the APs.  For the Android devices I see in the logs frequent “OKC Match” and “PMKSA Cache Match”. For the iPhone not a single instance. Each time the iPhone roams between APs, it has to authenticate against the Meraki Radius server, which seems inefficient to me and not the expected behavior.  ... View more

Re: Roaming behavior

by in Wireless
‎Oct 16 2020 5:38 PM
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‎Oct 16 2020 5:38 PM
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Thanks for your reply! I have opened a case with Meraki Support to see if they can get some more insights from the back-end.  ... View more

Roaming behavior

by in Wireless
‎Oct 16 2020 7:51 AM
‎Oct 16 2020 7:51 AM
Hi all,   I'm seeing what appears to be unexpected roaming behavior on iPhone 11 devices, between two MR36's installed in a residential site.    When iPhone 11 devices connect to a different AP, the event log shows the following. In this case the iPhone moves from downstairs to upstairs:    Whereas I was expecting the following roaming behavior, like this Android device roaming from upstairs to downstairs:   iPhone 11's do not hit the PMKSA cache, where all other devices on this network (including the Android client above) do. At first I suspected 802.11ax to be the bottleneck, but disabling it does not change anything.   Do I see correctly that iPhone 11 clients in this case are not roaming as intended? If so, what would you recommended to try to fix this?   Thanks a lot for your insights!   SSID settings 802.1X with Meraki RADIUS Bridge Mode 802.11r: adaptive 802.11w: enabled and allow unsupported clients   Radio settings Basic indoor profile with no AP overridess Dual band with band steering Client balancing: On Auto channel assignment / power 802.11ax: On, on both bands ... View more
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