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I’d have a tough time with the wait and see approach. If there is an impact to business the RMA would be the route I’d lean on/toward. Just my 2 cents.

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Can't hurt to submit feedback again since it's been 4-5 years, nothing has changed. Give your feedback (previously Make a Wish)

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The default 192 subnet is likely the native vlan (set trunk downlink to ms120 as that vlan) and in the allowed vlans on the downlink allow both the native vlan and client vlan.

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The VPN setting for either 192 subnet would need to be enabled on the spoke (MX64W) to be able to go to the HQs hub which is checked as the default route. what ever you toggle on for VPN enabled (192 subnet) would be set as access vlan on the MX port for clients. the downlink to the ms120 would typically have a native vlan for management of the switch plus whatever 192 subnets your clients use.

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The MS130-8X would also be another viable solution. Why it doesn't come up on the Meraki website you referenced from your link is interesting. MS130 DataSheet

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Dashboard > Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Addressing & VLANs Then look at Per-Port VLAN Settings for the additional ports on your MX64W

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I think he meant to give you the SOLUTION versus it to himself 😁 (how is that even possible?)

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Is the switch set with a static IP or DHCP? Based on what info you shared, it sounds like the switch simply lost connectivity with the dashboard (cloud). I would first be inclined to look at the switch if it's set to DHCP or static IP then look at the uplink port to be sure it's set right with native VLAN and allowed VLANs. The MRs likely followed suit due to the switch losing connectivity to the dashboard (cloud).

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I too would be interested in hearing/learning about other's approach. I tend to allocate a separate RF profile to each AP in order to be able to adjust RX/TX pwr and channel selection between adjacent APs. This might not be the most ideal solution if you have a lot of APs. The wifi client determines which AP it connects to and when to roam.

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Documentation Digest: November 15th - November 21st Organization End Users link appears to be a bad redirect (not to any documentation).

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Security & SD-WAN > Site-to-Site VPN > Non-Meraki VPN Peers > Configure health checks? Curious if Configure health checks has been here for a minute or just recently added? Perhaps it's just me now noticing. Don't see any documentation referencing it.

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If I am tracking correctly, you show 1 native VLAN plus 5 other VLANs. How many SSIDs are you using on this AP? If it were me, I'd be inclined to prune ONLY the SSIDs being used to reduce the broadcast overhead. Just my 2 cents.

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Learning Hub provides a great starting point. Introducing Meraki Systems Manager (40 min) is one of the many modules you can learn more about MDM. There may be additional modules for MDM here as well. You can take them when time permits.

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Incoming customer wishes are automatically emailed to every engineer on our development team and also put on display in our engineering area, ensuring that we are always thinking about our customers’ requests as we move forward.

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I would think your workstations would be access ports (experiencing NO issues) while MRs are typically on trunk ports (with latency issues). What does your uplink port config look like for the APs?

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I've seen them for several weeks (3-4 weeks).

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Correction: less congested spectrum, sorry.

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Two features 1. increased bandwidth 😆 and cleaner spectrum🤔 . MR36s and MR46s

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The new summary page "notes" section seems to take ANYTHING you put here and "word wrap" so it appears sloppy and garbled together which isn't how it was entered or appears on the OLD page layout. Makes it appear as if my entries (my note entries reflect a quick reference for date installed/expires), which shouldn't be a reflection on me or the info that I put into this field that was laid out nice and concise. Sensor pages are the same (i.e., word wrap in the notes block).

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Network-wide > Configure > General settings for Device Configuration With Device Configuration enabled, local users on your network will have the ability to see/access the local Meraki equipment and make login attempts. If disabled, they will NOT be able to access it locally (it's a protection mechanism to BLOCK logins locally). Typically after the device has connected to the dashboard this is DISABLED to prevent local access since it's managed normally via the dashboard. You would therefore manage the Meraki equipment through the dashboard. Just be sure to have more than 1 admin in case that lone admin loses access. It's best practice to have multiple administrators in case one gets locked out.

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What do you see when you go to Network-wide > Configure > General settings for Device Configuration? If it's set to enabled, you can select disabled.

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