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Check if that client is blacklisted/blocked by chance. Also just check access control one more time to be sure there isn't anything off in your config.

kYutobi

@wwThe MS225 48p that we have has the option for DHCP server

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Check the "Type" drop down list from there you can choose access or trunk then VLANs I believe.

kYutobi

Go to " Switchports " menu. From there you can select as many ports from whichever switches you have and do your edits.

kYutobi

What you want to do is have 1 switch as your core and have it do the DHCP/routing/VLANs/etc from there. So the other switches just do switching and have your "CORE" as the default gateway that they go back to. You can have all your DHCP scopes there on your CORE switch.

kYutobi

You can go to General Tab and lock location via WAN IP. Option should be in the MDM network "System Manager" = General tab

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Check this. Hope it helps. It might be an issue. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Endpoint-Management-Systems/AFW-Apps-refreshing-amp-Home-screen/m-p/26565#M2991

kYutobi

What is routing between your VLANs?

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What I mean is I want to use the MX for this. I want to use Meraki Insights I just don't know if there's a way to do it without really affecting my LAN by relying on a connection that is through the MX if that makes sense.

kYutobi

You would need a survey done onsite. I can't speak for Meraki lol but it has to be done by either your tech team and/or other tech solution services.

kYutobi

Hello community, I am curious to ask what would be the best way for me to do WAN/Web App monitoring of our internal traffic without having to really have connections dependant on the MX unit. Any ideas are much appreciated. Thank you ahead of time.

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Im down for a Meraki polo small.

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Well that would kinda explain it since the Full MDM does have more features. @XXDXX if we both have the regular MDM it might be we are limited to this function. @Mike_YMCAMIDTN Thank you for all the extra time you spent with me on this =)

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Only difference I can ask is if you have SM Enterprise? I've been on legacy since before Meraki became Cisco. I just thought that if an iPad isn't in DEP or Supervised you can't push profile settings to them.

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No problem. @Mike_YMCAMIDTN Just create a fakeipad settings lol.

kYutobi

Grey just means that it has no internet connection therefore not communicating with MDM.

kYutobi

So if you were to make another random settings and add IOS tag to it will it apply? This is the part where if you add settings it won't push.

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Right @Mike_YMCAMIDTN I get that but do you have settings tied to that tag? For example I just removed tag that had settings to it, did an update, and its cleared.

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@Mike_YMCAMIDTNHey Mike question for you. Do you have a tag that is associated with settings? It will look like it's clear if nothing is set. This is what I get when I try to push settings to it.

kYutobi

I agree with @Nash give it a factory reset so it pulls a fresh config.

kYutobi

@Mike_YMCAMIDTNI have devices that aren't supervised and I cannot push settings to them. I had asked and it is said that it can only be done on supervised devices unless something changed.

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You cannot push profiles to iPads that are unsupervised. I see that in your menu it says " Supervised:NO ". You can however still push apps.

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Try plugging directly to the MX unit and go to mx.meraki.com and try to login and configure the port from there. Just to check that settings are correct.

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I think what you want to do is this. Hope it helps. https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/NAT_and_Port_Forwarding/Configuring_1%3A1_NAT

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Check minimum bitrate on your SSID and see if it improves.

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