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markus_albisser

Many thanks to both of you for the opinion. I then will check which model can be delivered faster.

MeredithW

Congratulations, y'All-Stars!!

Billy

In the logs, we would see something like: [0] 0000.0000::11/08/22-09:09:12.1725355 [kernel] bfe_event_c2507 BfeNetEventTrace() - Classify drop: ipProtocol=17; localAddrV4=010.008.157.171; remoteAddrV4=010.250.160.070; localPort=67; remotePort=67; appId=<NULL>; userId=\\\NULL SID; reauthReason=0; originalProfile=0; currentProfile=0; filterId=1373202; layerId=13

Brash

" 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. 🙂

BigK

Thanks for the detained info!

BrandonS

If that is ugly, you haven't seen much, lol. I would let it go, but if a customer is bugging you then try a different brand of cables, or hide them in a cabinet or with a covered cable manager.

Brash

This is not uncommon for Meraki where a product is slowly phased out where there is a better option available - or a similar option already within the Cisco portfolio. A few examples are: - No longer supporting USB 4G dongles with the release of the MG21 and MG41 products. - Stopping development on SSL decryption on the MX with the integration of Cisco Umbrella which can do cloud based SSL decryption. In this case, Anyconnect is a far superior product with better stability, features and functionality. Since it has MX integration (and has done for a little while now), the Meraki VPN is more-or-less being left behind in terms of its functionality. If I were you, I'd begin looking at Anyconnect, or another VPN option rather than trying to stick with the Meraki native VPN.

Steve1978

Good point. It would allow us to use more 8 port switches if we needed to expand. The 10gb wouldn't come in to play as the 8 ports are only 1gb. Thanks all for help i think we will go for it.

BrandonS

Unless you are actively blocking those currently, which sounds unlikely baed on your question then you should not have to do anything except ensure anything upstream from your network is not blocking. Short answer: no need to do anything in most cases. Those who need to make changes would know how and where.

Brash

Glad to hear mate 👍

ww

The benefit of it is that the management traffic is not routed by itself. So if something breaks your svi or routing you will still be able to manage your layer3 switch.

shokri

Hi Team, I don't think that certificates are so necessary. My experience with the virtual CMNA was disappointing last year^^ !! VIVA Meraki 🙂

alemabrahao

There are some circumstances where an unauthorized user will open up a web browser with the intention of hitting the Splash page to authenticate, but the web browser times out or fails to load the page. This will commonly occur when the user was attempting to access a web site via HTTPS. When the AP or security appliance sees an HTTP GET request from a non-authenticated user, it will redirect that request to its configured Splash page. If the user's initial request is using HTTPS, however, their request is encrypted and therefore cannot be redirected. As such, the request will time out. To troubleshoot this issue, the user should clear their browser cache and try to access any website using HTTP. If the issue persists, ensure that the client has a valid IP configuration, and troubleshoot for other possible network issues.

BlakeRichardson

Congrats everyone, and for those that posted but didn't make the cut thank you for your continued help.

OATS-John

I am not using the splash screen. I am running MR 29.4.1

Brash

The 3 AP's that show the green circle with white in the middle are running as repeaters. They are meshed back to TP-A1. Assuming they have physical lan connections (not just power), you may want to look at the following link for troubleshooting. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Gateway_AP_Switches_to_Repeater_Mode

Brash

That would be quite the complex setup. It would seemingly be far easier to place another mx at site 2 so both have primary wan uplinks. You can then set the point to point link as a secondary WAN uplink. Assuming you have the appropriate routing that would achieve the uplink redundancy you're looking for. But going strictly off what you're asking, unless your point-to-point link is providing some sort of stretched layer 2 overlay, I don't see how you can make it work.

tsn100

I was so focused on access codes, I missed the obvious. Thank you

rschaffer

Delete all files and folders under... C:\Users\[USER NAME]\AppData\Local\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\*.* The VPN client will now prompt for credentials

RaphaelL

I have always wondered why they are soooooo different from Aironet.

SimonLRA

Thanks Brash for the information. I will give it a try.

jbright

The one exception is that Meraki APs can run in Site Survey mode and they do not need to connect to the internet for that. https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Wi-Fi_Basics_and_Best_Practices/Conducting_Site_Surveys_with_MR_Access_Points

Bo_Tang

If you haven't been able to achieve it, please open a case with us.

GIdenJoe

Usually SFP's adhere to standards like 1000BASE-SX or 10GBASE-LR or special types like BiDi, BX, ER, ZR which describes several requirements like wavelength, type of led/VCEL/laser used to transmit signals and more. All SFP's of the vendors then comply with these standards so a switch from vendor A will successfully make a connection to another switch/router/server's SFP module. Usually in ethernet standards you have ports running a single speed like 1 Gbps and only support SFP modules. But you also have dual speed ports like 1/10Gbps SFP+ ports. And even beyond 40/100Gbps ports. If your customer has an old fiber plant you'll need to stick to 1 Gbps links but you could bundle 2 or 4 or 8 links to upgrade your inter switch bandwidth that way.

UniqueIdentity

Its currently set to "External DHCP Server assigned" and is in Bridged mode with layer 3 roaming disabled.

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