Your original remark: I've read that if the enabled is enabled for L3 it can and will act as a DHCP server. What I read/see for features is SVI, Static Routing on 17.2.1+, and DHCP relay (which is not a DHCP server). ... View more

@Jay233 - you indicate AI response but don't specify where the AI response came from. Did you try the dashboard AI assistant?  You might get a different response if you give it a try. ... View more

Thank you @CalPar - we are all rooting (for this) from happening in the future. ... View more

n216 and n583 shards.   According to @AidanKamp: We noticed this one too and it thankfully resolved itself.   We're investigating what looked to be a transient issue with how frontend assets are delivered to your browser. The issue auto resolved after the next iteration of that asset set was published. I can't provide much further information, but we're looking into how we can ensure it doesn't happen again. ... View more

It's back up (operational) now. ... View more

This happened yesterday - whatever the glitch was it resolved itself after about 10 (or so min). ... View more

@AidanKamp the same issue is happening again today (1/28/2026). ... View more

Thanks @AmyReyes and "crew" for making the Meraki Community unique. Let's hope the new dedicated space will be equally helpful - and a good place for us to learn/grow. ... View more

FAQ: Meraki Systems Manager (SM) End-of-Sale  Ivanti Neurons for MDM Cisco has partnered with Ivanti, a leading MDM provider, to offer Ivanti Neurons for MDM as a replacement.  Ivanti Neurons for MDM is available through our SolutionsPlus program in Q3 FY26.   We encourage customers to work with your Cisco sales team or partner to explore this alternative. ... View more

@russellj99 I completely understand where you are coming from....I would suggest presenting this exact scenario/situation to your preferred partner/account manager to get an answer.  Just sharing that you might get a solid answer going that route vs the community forum response. ... View more

ThousandEyes integration with Cisco Meraki is only supported on Meraki MX appliances, not on Meraki MR access points (alone).   If you require ThousandEyes monitoring in a wireless-only environment, you might consider alternative deployment options, such as installing ThousandEyes Endpoint Agents on client devices.....or using other supported platforms. ... View more

Congratulations to the 2026 Meraki Community Employee All-Stars!  👏 👏 👏 ... View more

When a WAN interface on the MX is down, the MX will not route traffic to that interface from the LAN. This includes traffic destined for the WAN subnet (e.g., the router IP). This is to prevent routing issues and ensure proper failover behavior. ... View more

Correct (yes) - the AI Assistant directly from the Meraki Dashboard.  It's quite improved since the initial launch (release).  I have found it's helpful in some queries - not all.   As @cmr mentioned in a few of his posts, it'll help you find things you didn't know about your network through the built in AI aspects.  I've cleaned up a few hiccups that I either forgot about or didn't go back and fix.  If you haven't given it a try, ask it a few random things about your own networks. ... View more

😁The AI Assistant indicates: The AI-RRM scoring system uses a set of RF health metrics to calculate the overall RF Performance score for each access point and the network. Here’s what each of the metrics means and how they relate to the overall score:   AI-RRM metric definitions Cca busy score Measures channel busy time due to CCA; higher is better Client score Reflects client connectivity health; lower means more poor clients Neighbor coverage score Indicates AP coverage by neighbors; affects roaming and redundancy Neighbor score Aggregates impact of co-channel and side-channel neighbors Noise score Represents detected channel noise; higher noise lowers score Non co-channel neighbor score Measures impact of non-co-channel neighbors Non co-channel utilization score Assesses utilization from non-co-channel neighbors Side channel interference score Quantifies interference from adjacent channels Connected client count Number of clients connected to the AP According to Meraki documentation, the overall RF Health score for an AP is determined by the lowest score among its sub-component values. The network RF health score is a weighted average of all AP scores, with weights shown in the dashboard. Not all metrics directly affect the overall score. The most impactful ones are those related to interference, noise, neighbor density, and client health. Metrics like connectedClientCount are shown for context but do not affect the score calculation. ... View more

Congratulations to the 2026 All Stars! 👏 👏 👏 ... View more

Unfortunately you might need to ask support for assistance as they can see what's going on with the backend or what the hiccup seems to be getting it to work as it's supposed to. ... View more

I don't see it in my networks but I am not using Access Manager which references the chart below (if it helps you navigate these options).     ... View more

Both switches in a VRRP (Warm Spare) pair must: - Be part of the same Meraki Dashboard network (managed together in the same dashboard container). - Have Layer 3 interfaces (SVIs) configured for the VLANs/subnets you want to protect with VRRP. You do not need to manually configure Layer 3 interface IP addresses for the backup switch. The Meraki Dashboard automatically synchronizes the configuration from the primary to the backup when you enable Warm Spare (VRRP). Add both switches to the same network in the dashboard, enable warm spare (VRRP) on the secondary switch and select the backup switch as the spare, ensure both are online and have unique management IPs. ... View more

You are correct @Ste . If you are running IOS XE 17.18.2 or newer and do not see the virtual IP (VIP) on the Routing and DHCP Interfaces page, verify both switches are running the correct firmware, are cloud-managed, and are configured as Layer 3 gateways in the same network. Ensure the warm spare configuration is complete, both switches have unique management IPs, and are online in the Meraki Dashboard. If the issue persists, try rebooting the switches or reapplying the configuration. You do not need to manually configure VLAN IPs for the backup VRRP switch; the warm spare configuration will handle the virtual IP assignment for VLAN interfaces. ... View more