As said above, this is fundamentally possible but you will have a loop. STP will block 2 of the ports during normal operation but they should come active in the event of a failure (at which point there would no longer be a loop). ... View more

No, cloning can only be done within an organisation ... View more

In addition to what @GreenMan said, it might be worth contacting support If you have proof that you're in the process of obtaining the correct licenses, they may be able to provide some 1 day licenses to extend you until you get the correct one. ... View more

High utilization on 2.4ghz makes sense if you've got lots of airmedia devices transmitting on high. There will be overlap of bands in that spectrum and thus interference will be expected. It shouldn't interfere with the corp SSID on 5ghz though. ... View more

Check the Intel wifi nic driver version if there's and known bugs or updates ... View more

It could potentially work but I personally wouldn't do it. The MX is a security appliance and and traffic that runs through it will undergo checks/filters (depending on what's enabled). I wouldn't want to risk the increased latency on iscsi traffic.   My rule of thumb for iscsi is always: Use separate switches from the rest of the network Separate A and B side traffic onto 2 physically separate switches Avoid multiple hops where possible   ... View more

Congratulations everyone! A huge effort all round. ... View more

The client list is populated by devices that have sent internet destined traffic that exits the WAN port.   A client will only appear in the list once it has passed Internet traffic. If a device, such as a LAN printer, does not pass any Internet traffic, then it will not appear in the list.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Clients_Usage_Page_Overview#Clients_Overview   I've also occasionally seen small delays in clients showing up in the list (1-2mins) after coming online. ... View more

Wow! Engineering must be doing a spring cleaning of their old defects. Better late than never as they say 😊 ... View more

From what I've read it should work. Also I believe if you use *.gov in content filtering, it will take the asterisk as a literal rather than a wildcard. It only acts as a wildcard when used on its own as a catch all ... View more

Ah I forgot the mr66 is an outdoor AP. You're correct, outdoor AP's have 1 year coverage.   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Returns_(RMAs)%2C_Warranties_and_End-of-Life_Information#Warranty_Coverage_Period   That said, I'd still raise a case for an RMA and see if support can get it replaced. ... View more

I'm not aware of any Meraki authorized repairers. But given most devices come with a lifetime warranty (until their EOL date), there wouldn't be much point to have repairers as the device can just be RMA'd.   Looks like the MR66 is still supported for another year so you should still be able to RMA. ... View more

Just seconding @ww  When applied to a vlan, the group policy is applied to each device within that vlan. Therefore the limit would be per device. I'm not aware of any way to limit across the vlan as a whole. ... View more

I was deploying an MS125-48FP in a childcare center office space (12RU wall mounted rack). I ended up having to remove it due to being slightly too deep but I found:   On power up it takes off like a jet engine but calms down after 5 or so mins. It definitely had a noticeable background hum but nothing too loud during standard operation. I imagine it gets louder the more PoE you're pushing out of it. ... View more

Yes (to some extent). You can't have all 3 hubs advertising or receiving advertisements for conflicting subnets. They have to be in separate L3 domains.   What was the design decision around purchasing 3 MX450's for the same datacenter location? Are you planning on using different MX's to advertise different subnets? Or are you using it for failover purposes? - In which case you might want to look into setting up a warm spare. ... View more

This doc has the steps to enable it in the dashboard. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/Client_VPN_Overview   There's multiple ways to configure auth including Meraki Dashboard users or RADIUS. ... View more

Meraki offers a free inbuilt client VPN using L2TP. It's not as stable or feature rich as Anyconnect but may suit your purposes   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/Client_VPN_OS_Configuration ... View more

Routing an Internet destined IP address across the SD-WAN tunnel isn't typically supported unless your MX is a one-armed concentrator.   If it's a requirement but rarely used, it might be easier to have the Singapore users VPN to the US site when needed. Check out this thread for some other options too but there's no real 'good' option for this scenario. Solved: Re: Sending Single Internet Destination Down Auto VPN to Central Site Inter... - The Meraki Community ... View more

I've not used Meraki SM much but I'm fairly sure what you're looking for is not a feature. You would need to implement a 3rd party solution. ... View more

Without the use of a radius server for something like MAC based access control, you could change the SSID to place users into a guest or black holed vlan, or assign firewall rules that prevent network access. You could then manually apply a group policy to the Sonos speakers that overrides the firewall rules or places them into the correct vlan. ... View more

Is there any trigger from the client side? For example is it seen only after the computer is woken from sleep (or low power mode), or when it's disconnected and reconnected to network?   ... View more

Good to hear the positive feedback and I hope this thread makes its way through to the support teams. All too often support will hear negative feedback, or no feedback at all. I've not had to open any urgent cases so far but all the cases I have opened have been handled with solid technical knowledge and professionalism. ... View more