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Brash · ‎Feb 27 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 25 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 24 2023

You can schedule a period of time for the port to be either disabled or enabled, but you can't schedule it for multiple times per day. You would need to script the behaviour using the API. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!update-device-switch-port

Brash · ‎Feb 23 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 23 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 23 2023

The shared secret in Meraki Dashboard and the pre-shared key in windows client config need to match for the VPN connection to establish

Brash · ‎Feb 23 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 23 2023

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

Brash · ‎Feb 22 2023

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

Brash · ‎Feb 22 2023

Yes it does, with the following limitation. The Meraki MS120 and MS125 series switches do not support Dashboard-based packet captures on network ports connected to other Meraki MS switches within the same Dashboard Network https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Packet_Capture_Overview#MS_-_Switches

Brash · ‎Feb 22 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 22 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 19 2023

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?

Brash · ‎Feb 19 2023

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.

Brash · ‎Feb 16 2023

Skydiving! Love it. Great to have you as part of the community @Inderdeep

Brash · ‎Feb 15 2023

Late to the party on this. When looking into this myself I found that the free courses gave so little CE credits that it was hard to justify the work required to build up enough. I opted to wait for the Black Friday sales (Cisco learning seems to do one every year) and purchased SCORv1 and DEVCORv1. Not what I would consider cheap but they were relatively quick to complete.

Brash · ‎Jan 29 2023

Are both devices within the same site/network? If so, I'm not quite sure why you would want to do this as opposed to just l3 routing. If not, you'll need to port forward the appropriate IPsec ports on the internet facing device to the private IP of the non Meraki peer.

Brash · ‎Jan 27 2023

There's no explicit compatibility table for mixing AP.'s, just general best practices. As they're both 802.1ax AP's, you should be fairly save mixing them in the same environment.

Brash · ‎Jan 24 2023

"I think it's important to sometimes just pull the plug and focus on yourself and your family and cherish it" Wise words. Can't agree with this more. Thanks for sharing mate. Always nice to get to know the person behind the avatar. 🙂

Brash · ‎Jan 24 2023

Congratulations everyone!! And welcome to the newcomers. 🙂

Brash · ‎Jan 20 2023

Glad to hear mate 👍

Brash · ‎Jan 19 2023

@ww is spot on. The core switch can't have a management IP that it itself is the default gateway of.

Brash · ‎Jan 19 2023

I personally think the MS120-8's will do the job fine but I guess you really won't know for sure unless you setup an assembly area as a pilot.

Brash · ‎Jan 14 2023

I've never personally tried it but I don't see why you couldn't configure both options in access control settings for the SSID. - WPA2-psk (pre-shared key) - Click through splash page That would require a password to log on to the wifi and then the user must acknowledge a consent page before being able to use the service.

Brash · ‎Jan 13 2023

Looks like there isn't an API call that directly gives that information. However a user in the following thread had an interesting workaround https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developers-APIs/API-call-for-MX-warm-spare-status/m-p/119941

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