DHCP is configured on the ASA along with the static arp entry, sorry I have been calling it dhcp reservation   The static IP in the Meraki portal is the same IP as the static arp entry. This works for other sites without issue. The static arp entry is in the public subnet, the switch port is not trunked, it set as access. There is no specific management connection.   The AP boots, requests an IP, the asa gives 192.168.1.10 because of the static arp entry. The AP takes the IP then reaches out to the portal and downloads the config that says its IP is the same as the static arp entry. If I reboot the AP it comes up fine and gets the config and is green. Leave it for a while and check back day or two later and its back to yellow with this error.  ... View more

It has a dhcp reservation because it doesnt retain config when rebooted and will pull a dhcp address that is not allowed to use the same ports as the static IP. This is the same for other locations that do not have this issue. The static IP and the dhcp pool are in the same subnet. When the AP does not have a dhcp reservation it pulls an IP runs through the cycles of trying to connect to the portal when it fails it drops that IP and pulls another, then repeats. Yes the gateway and DNS are configured. This is a guest wifi it has no access to internal networks therefore cannot reach an internal DHCP server. The static IP is set in the network config of the AP in the Meraki portal, it was set this way because Just like other sites.     ... View more

Local LAN, firewall does the NAT. "This device is using a DHCP IP address from VLAN 0 instead of using configured VLAN 1." is displayed on the AP dash board. The connectivity bar color is the yellow/brown color. ... View more

Only one SSID, it is the same SSID in all locations. DHCP pool is on the asa, as this is guest wifi only and routed out the local internet. There is no SVI for the vlan on the switch. This AP is setup the same as the other 14 that have no issue with the same config.  ... View more

I have the same issue on one AP, configured with an static IP, the portal shows the correct static IP and no vlan indicated in the network config of the AP. The AP is connected to a Cisco switch set to access desired vlan, dhcp reservation for the AP to retain the correct IP ... View more