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Everything is up to date except the wireless (MR) portion, and that's a brand new firmware release. Could this be potentially caused by something on the LAN side?
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Thursday
Replaced the cable between Meraki and Verizon. Still seeing these Disabled Gateway (bad connectivity) alerts pop up randomly. Waiting to hear back from Meraki support. Verizon says they don't see anything on their end, and that a service call will cost the client money if the tech doesn't find anything. Since we sometimes get 24 hours without the issue appearing, I know the tech will come out, spend 30 mins here, find no issue, and charge the client $140. I'm hesitent to do this, especially since I just got the client to upgrade from a residential router to this commercial-grade router. Any other suggestions are appreciated. Could this be anything on the LAN side causing this? Also, I am physically plugging the cable in between the Verizon ONT and Meraki. It's one foot away from the Meraki I am opening up the clamshell box, fishing the cable through the little hole, and connecting both ends. There's nothing in between the ONT and Meraki
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a week ago
Verizon says the ONT has been up for the last 4 days. I did open a Meraki ticket. Support is leaning towards it being a Verizon issue. Verizon, of course, says it's not them. Firmware is on latest stable. I don't do betas. I will be replacing the network cable in about an hour.
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a week ago
Static IP and Verizon says that it's not them. I am using OpenDNS. Maybe I'll switch to the ISPs preferred to test. Will also swap out the cable to the ONT - just in case. I opened a support case. Meraki support was leaning towards ISP issue, but not sure.
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a week ago
(see below) Not sure if I can post links. I am having an issue with my MX67W where I am regularly seeing 'Disabled Gateway' in the historical data. The internet goes down during these occurances (which happen for less than a minute) and just recently the device went offline, into a funk and required a reboot to come back online (this is what Meraki support said probably happened). Verizon says their light looks clean all the way to the ONT. They are saying it's not an issue on their end. Any idea what/why this is happening? TIA! Edit - The text is Disabled Gateway (bad connectivity). Could this be as simple as a bad network cable? https://imgur.com/a/4DrYxdp
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a week ago
Can someone confirm that there will be a difference in the red (offline) label depending on what happened? Just a Meraki cloud connectivity issue will show 'no connectivity' while a power outage will show 'reboot/no power' or something like that? TIA!
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a week ago
Thanks. I was just concerned since a lot of WAPs don't/can't do DHCP on their own. Looks like the MRs can.
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a week ago
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Got it. So, set up the wireless using Meraki DHCP and then do 'deny local LAN access' and we should be good? No wireless clients should be able to access anything on the FiOS internel network?
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a week ago
Standard Verizon FiOS router, default settings. 2x MR86 connected to dumb PoE switch which is connected to the FiOS router. We want the wireless networks on the MR86s to be guest/public only, with no access to the internal network that the FiOS router gives off. Can I just create a wireless that uses the Meraki DHCP for connected clients? Would wireless connected users have any way of accessing devices on the FiOS network? TIA!
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Dec 16 2024
3:36 PM
Unfortunately, the link you posted shows two contradictory statements about blocking traffic to a 1:1 NAT. If it's definitely true that it does NOT block inbound to a 1:1 NAT, then they really need to change the wording when enabling it. It just uses 'To/From' there's no disclaimer. Also, that thread is also 5 years old. I may open up a ticket to get clarification. Will post the response here if I do.
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Dec 16 2024
2:58 PM
Is this something new? Did layer 7 country blacklist (to and from) not check/block 1:1 NATs at some point in the past?
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Dec 13 2024
3:13 PM
Subject. If yes, is there any way to set up a 1:1 NAT (external facing RDWeb protected by MFA) that checks the layer 7 block list first?
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Jun 21 2024
3:49 AM
This option does not appear to exist on Meraki MX sppliances with WiFi. It's only available on dedicated Meraki APs (MR devices).
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Jun 20 2024
3:07 PM
NM. Found the right section. I totally missed seeing the custom expression in the traffic shaping rules. You just have to set it to the IP range you want to limit -
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Jun 20 2024
3:00 PM
Initial testing shows that the group policy setting above does NOT work. Maybe it's configured wrong...? Or, is there some other way to limit the bandwidth on just the Guest WiFi (which is a separate VLAN).
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Jun 20 2024
2:43 PM
Hi all. (see pic) I'm looking to limit the bandwidth of users on my guest wifi. It looks like the only way to do this on an MX is by using the group policy function. Does this look right to limit my guest wifi (Guest Wifi IP range obfuscated) to 25Mbps? TIA!
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May 10 2022
7:14 AM
Is there a way to make a redundant link between an MX67W and MS225 to cover port/cable failure?
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