- FYI : https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Bluetooth/Bluetooth_Low_Energy_(BLE                 Sorry, the page at https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Bluetooth/Bluetooth_Low_Energy_(BLE could not be found.  M. ... View more

   -                                The link you posted leads to :     Sorry, the page at https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Bluetooth/Bluetooth_Low_Energy_(BLE could not be found. M. ... View more

   - Are you talking about a wired connection from an AP ; if so then include the AP model (too)  (?)    M.   ... View more

                     - What do you mean by : connecting via RJ45    ?    M. ... View more

   - Check logs on the Meraki platform  for this client (MAC) when it tries to use Meraki  (AP)    M. ... View more

    Ok, let us know what they have to say about it!    M. ... View more

              >....So i'll open a bug case and hope this condition could be fixed  - You could do it , but I have doubts that the claim will be accepted : in theory network performance could get obstructed and or have a negative impact on connected client(s) network performance. Let's say : it's safe to go for a standard network connection for AP(s)    M.  ... View more

- You may file a bug report , what exactly makes it not work with a network splitter in this version, is not known for me but for sure I would consider it being an unsupported network terminator especially for an AP. Usually it then comes down to the reverse : some kind of fix makes the AP behave correctly on the/every network...    M. ... View more

           - Check this discussion https://www.reddit.com/r/meraki/comments/11mtrc8/sporadic_dhcp_issues/    M. ... View more

           >...because we cannot deploy DHCP on every site for some reasons.  - In all honesty that is an outdated vision , and not applicable for modern business servicing ,     M. ... View more

   - In essence DHCP based  solutions are considered a must have standard for  wireless clients, get a robust DHCP server/service    M. ... View more

          - Enable LLDP on the involved port(s) ,     M. ... View more

         - Planning to use 6E requires additional survey(s) targeted to that band ,     M. ... View more

                   - We have been told     =    that an authoritative source ?    M. ... View more

    - It could also depend on what country code  , you ended up configuring ; ref               https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/catalyst-9164-series-access-points/catalyst-9164-series-access-points-ds.html   >...In countries where use of the 6-GHz band is not allowed or there is no current software support, the 6-GHz radio will be disabled. The radio may be enabled with future software, once the product is certified to operate at 6 GHz for that country.    M. ... View more

   - Are  you sure you wan't to go down that path : static IP doesn't scale ,  using DHCP is better , provides flexible management and easier if an AP-subnet would need an address change (e.g.)     M. ... View more