Hi Chris,   Thanks for the update. I have a couple of questions though.   1. Is the User Authentication via the Splash page for Entra ID only available with MR Advanced licenses? If so, could you clarify why this is the case, considering that the Google authentication via the splash page is available as part of the Enterprise license?   2. Based on our experience with the Meraki Splash page, clients have difficulty getting redirected to the splash page, primarily due to encrypted traffic (HTTPS). Users often have to perform extra actions to trigger the splash page, which feels a bit clunky. While I understand this is a common challenge with captive portals in general, has Meraki looked into improving this user experience to make the redirection process smoother?   3. I'm also intrigued by the EAP-TLS authentication method. It seems that customers would need a RADIUS and PKI infrastructure, where the identity from the certificate (such as name or email) is checked against Entra ID to validate the user. Or are we looking at a much simpler setup? ... View more

Hello @Henk1961,   The Organization > Configure > Inventory tracks deployed and available devices only. Antennas, SFPs, and power supplies are not tracked using the Inventory page as they are accessories, not devices.   You can get the information about power supplies for all devices Organization-wide by using this API call: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-devices-power-modules-statuses-by-device/. From Dashboard you can find the information from the "Power" tab on the Security & SD-WAN > Monitor > Appliance status page (for MXs, if applicable ) or from the Switching > Monitor > Switches page, then selecting a switch from the list. Switch models without power supplies will also have the "Power" tab, so it may take a lot of manual effort to validate information from the UI.   Unfortunately there are no API calls for SFPs or antennas. SFP information can be seen on a per port basis on switch ports, as long as the SFP provides that information to the switch. Additionally, this information is only available on switches. MXs do not provide that information on Dashboard.   Antennas on the other hand will most likely not show their information on Dashboard. Some antenna models are auto-detected by a connected AP and will automatically appear in Dashboard (specifically the antenna models mentioned here for the CW9163E: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Frequently_Asked_Questions_regarding_Cisco_Meraki_Antennas#Which_Antennas_are_Supported_with_Which_Models_of_Access_Points.3F). Other antennas would need to be physically inspected to determine what model is connected. You could then use the "Notes" section on the AP to keep track of what is connected and use this API call: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-devices/ to obtain all devices in a network. If a note is added to the device, a field for "Notes" will be returned by the API call.   I would also recommend using the "Give your feedback" button on the lower right corner of any Dashboard page to request either an accessory inventory or accessories be added to the existing inventory on Dashboard. ... View more

Usually the port config remains on the switch as long as the switch is in the same dashboard network.   You'll have to completely remove the stack and recreate it using the remaining members. Don't forget to remove the stacking links on those members. ... View more

As far as know it's not possible.    The server identifies it using its media access control (MAC) address, which prevents the accidental configuration of multiple devices with the same IP address. ... View more

yes they do, to get it quick just restart. Otherwise you have to wait. ... View more

Hi @Henk1961 , @cmr is correct you can only clone and replace like for like switches.  It’s only a single switch so doing this manually will be simple and straightforward  ... View more