Thanks, yeah we are switching to co-term and getting rid of SAML accounts.  I don't love the idea of managing 125 independent licenses, but it's the safe route.  Co-term would be my preference, they could easily fix it if they wanted to.  This is nothing more than heavy handed DRM meant to maximize profits while putting honest businesses at risk of outages.   ... View more

We upgraded to 14.33.1 back in September, since then (touch wood) we have had no issues. ... View more

Do you have a custom password set in the dashboard at "Network Wide > General > Device configuration"?    Like This     ... View more

API exists now to make it possible. ... View more

SAML support is available, but you need to call Meraki support to have them enable it for the client VPN. That allows you to Auth straight to Duo, Okta, AzureAD, etc, without the RADIUS server.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Client_VPN/AnyConnect_on_the_MX_Appliance/Authentication   I'm still not sure of what kind of policy control you'd be able to apply, though. ... View more

Hi  version 29.5 released my dashboard version showing 29.4.1 up to date. In this case need to downgrade the firmware.    ... View more

Just an update as support seems to be using this tech note as the way to fix things.  We updated the firmware on our vMX100 this morning and it fried it.  When following the process above we ran into several issues. In step 2/2 when we tried to stop the VM it was throwing a message about deny assignments.  I finally just skipped this step. In step 2/5, in order to delete the app you have to select the link for the app and then you will get a delete icon. I would also suggest that you capture the config screen for your VM prior to going through this process so that you can remember some of the configuration items when you recreate the VM.   I hope this helps.  Many thanks to James-VetaTek for the write up. ... View more

@syang-IT : See my post at https://community.meraki.com/t5/Mobile-Device-Management/Pushing-Outlook-settings-to-iOS/m-p/176828/highlight/true#M9783 ... View more

I agree.  If we had required faster uplinks, we would have replaced the Meraki's with another firewall.  Fortunately we don't need the extra bandwidth, so it doesn't matter for our use case.  But the companies that make their own chips are able to offload some CPU intensive things to ASIC chips.  That is the way that all manufacturers should be headed and hopefully Cisco will instead of trying to cram everything into an intel system on a chip.  Hardware $ for $ Meraki is far from competitive.  But the software is what makes us stick around.  Too bad the software stack can't run on another large brand's hardware, then we could FortiMeraki or MerakiGate.... UnifiMeraki....  ... View more

Hi Philip,   The fact that the switch IP needs to be on the uplink VLAN is a great point.  Do you have a documentation link for that?  I tried to find one and couldn't.   Thanks!   Tom ... View more

Thanks @lBayonetta  for sharing that potential workaround with the community! If you or anyone else is experiencing this issue, the Meraki Support team will be best equipped to help. There are many variables at play here, such as the device, firmware, etc. Support will be able to investigate and give the most accurate information to your partiuclar situation.   You can open a case through the Meraki Dashboard or by calling +1 (415) 937-6671. If you need detailed steps on how to open a case, more info can be found on the Contacting Support page . We are always working to improve our services and will be happy to help! ... View more

@sshort can you elaborate how to export and import a profile with these more advanced settings into Meraki MDM?  Many thanks in advance! ... View more

Yes, create the VLAN on the MX, and then include that in Allowed VLANs on the uplink port to the MX on your MS. You only need to enable DHCP if anything in your Mgmnt VLAN is configured for DHCP. Personally, I assign all Meraki devices static IP's in the mgmnt VLAN. The only other reason you would enable DHCP was if you wanted to use the MX as the DNS server in that VLAN or any reason, in which case you just configure the DNS nameservers to "Proxy to upstream DNS" and reserve the entire IP range covered by the subnet.  Again, I don't use the MX for DNS on the management VLAN, I configure the devices to use Google ( 8.8.8.8) and OpenDNS ( 208.67.222.222).   Hope that helps. ... View more

Nothing has gone wrong since December 2020! Or I have just been asleep since then. ... View more

Thanks for this information - it helped me to understand the problem and get to a resolution. ... View more

Only by displaying it on a computer first, and then casting the Chrome tab to the Chromecast.   Otherwise, I can recommend an "AXIS T8705 Video Decoder" and use RTSP. https://www.axis.com/products/axis-t8705-video-decoder   ... View more

Short answer: It depends. Meraki Vision supports RTSP, open API, and MQTT brokers. So if the VMS can be assigned a Meraki camera's RTSP stream you can integrate that video into a third party VMS. The issue with some VMS servers is they apply proprietary policies to prevent "open" integration, forcing customers to buy only the camera models on their "approved" list. So while Meraki cameras can be pointed to many third party VMS systems that support RTSP some of them won't allow that stream to go through and some of them will. One of the main benefits of the Meraki smart camera solution is the elimination of the need of a separate VMS however. Meraki has its own integrated VMS that utilizes Meraki's onboard SSD hard drive built-into each camera to store the video at the edge but which can be viewed anywhere you have internet. This model is much simpler, more cost effective, and easier to scale your video solution to multiple locations than on on-premise server (DVR/NVR) at each location. ... View more

Thank you for the update.  That is good to know. ... View more

Has any development been made to allow for download via the API? ... View more

Hi  Khurram,   Did you ever figure this one out? ... View more

I'm guessing EE have got IPv6 to IPv4 working properly then, which is good 👍 ... View more

Hi. We are having an issue connecting a new Meraki MS390 to 2 production Nexus 7000 switches using vPC.  The Nexus 7K switches have been confirmed to be configured correctly by a Cisco employee & we have multiple working vPCs on them already.  The Meraki switch is not sending any LACP packets to the Nexus switches despite documentation saying it should.  How do you enable LACP on the MS390s? ... View more

We have an "read only" user for monitoring. And it´s annoying that this user gets logged out with the same time range as admin users. ... View more

Hi PhilipDAth   Your cookbook and online configurator is indeed a good tool and nice programming ... View more

Hey all,   Here's my most recent experience with adding a new switch member to an existing stack. In my case, I added a MS210 to a switch stack in production. The switches were running the 12.x firmware and I followed these steps:   Claimed new switch in Meraki Org Powered on new switch with an ethernet uplink inserted Made sure it checked into the Meraki dashboard and upgraded to the same firmware version as existing switch stack Powered off new switch member Broke the existing stack ring and re-cabled with new switch member Powered on new switch Once the new switch regain cloud connectivity, I manually added the switch to the stack, and I was done   During my experience, I saw ~3 dropped ping packets when the new switch first powered on with the stack cables installed. I am sure everyones' experience is a little different depending on hardware models and firmware versions, but mine was very positive. ... View more