If you have checked wifi availability settings maybe give support a call or can you post a screenshot of your SSID's   Wireless > Configure > SSID's   I suspect they are configured correctly but not enabled.  ... View more

A couple of common reasons for this: A license has been moved to another Org The license was ordered during a 'year on us' promo - which sees (say) your 5 yr license replaced with a 6 yr one. But Support will indeed be able to tell you precisely what happened in connection to your speecific licences ... View more

The best option is to whitelist your known DHCP servers which will block any others by default regardless of their IP.     Go to Switches> DHCP servers & ARP, and configure as below entering the MACs of your DHCP servers where I have redacted mine:   ... View more

That’s the correct one. For the purpose of port configs the difference between PoE and non PoE versions doesn’t matter. The (P) denotes the profile is for both non PoE and (P)oE versions. ... View more

If you are talking about the management IP address of Meraki devices, I have about 95% of my customers using DHCP for this purpose.  I don't see a strong reason to use static IP address.   Of course, if this is a layer 3 VLAN IP address used for routing - it's a different story. ... View more

I like using a reserved IP address on the DHCP server. ... View more

@PhilipDAth surely you just use magic beans, I find they normally work, especially when the usual tin foil hat has failed 😉 ... View more

Hi,   I never use extender connect to meraki access point, i think its better to pulling new cable to the other access point, as i experience using extender it decrease performance if lot of device connect in the same time.   Thanks     ... View more

Any relation to this issue that was occurring earlier today:   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Meraki-Service-Notices/Meraki-Auth-Issues/ba-p/142206 ... View more

Appears it's all back online? What was the issue? ... View more

SSIDs are not a locally override field available.   What might be feasible depending on your needs is create a new SSID in the template and use SSID availability & device tags to only broadcast this new SSID to the site & AP(s) you need.   Example   In a template bound to 20 networks create a new SSID called "Seattle" In the Seattle network tag the APs with a name like "Seattle" or whatever you want In the template under SSID availability select the Seattle SSID and choose "Only enable on APs with any of the following tags:" and select the tag you created   Result is this SSID will only show up on the Seattle APs and no other sites. ... View more

Quickest route to fix is probably factory reset the switch so it'll come back with DHCP. Or if you're local to the switch access the Local Status Page and change the static IP to an available address. ... View more

Thank you ... View more

You'll need to check what VLAN you are lending out your IP addresses. If you configure your SSID to tag the traffic with a certain VLAN, make sure you are allowing that VLAN on the switchport in it's preferably trunk configuration. If you configure your SSID to NOT tag the traffic with a certain VLAN, make sure the native VLAN is set to the one where you are lending out your IP addresses. ... View more

@phelimmc in short, no.  Someone must have disabled it as @GreenMan said. ... View more

Can you confirm it is like this?   internet handoff > router (with DHCP server enabled) > MS220-8P > client device with DHCP enabled?   At default clients should get IP address from DHCP server on the router.  If you have made configurations on the switch like VLAN's or DHCP relay it could be interfering with that process. ... View more

Are you perhaps overthinking this? If you're trying to block streaming services or sporting events, your users don't necessarily have to use Firesticks (or its plethora of "copies"). At least it sounds to me that your primary issue is streaming, not the transport for those. From my point of view, you'd be better off blocking those services by using Content filtering / Layer 7 rules. ... View more

If these are "user" devices, you could also consider using WPA2-Enterprise mode with Meraki Authentication.  With this, you create usernames/passwords for everyone who is allowed to connect.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Encryption_and_Authentication/Configuring__WPA2-Enterprise_with_Meraki_Authentication  ... View more

is the switch still not registering out to the cloud?  is the device getting an IP address via dhcp or have you statically assigned its management iP? ... View more

As has been said, the P is the POE model. Unless you are absolutely 100% sure that you will never use POE then I’d always buy the POE model. You never know when you’ll want to add an access point, a security camera, or what the next big POE powered ‘thing’ will be. ... View more

MS355s all the way.   We replaced the three unit 3850 stack in our DR data centre with MS355s and they have behaved very well.  We did have some issues with connected 2960s and Force10 switches, but it was errors in their config that were exposed and once rectified all has been good.   Client visibility and performance is very good, upgrades work well and overall very happy with them. ... View more