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Nov 14 2017
8:11 AM
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Thank you all for your help. Per your advice, just gave the original group policy a Layer 7 Deny for Netflix. Then made a new Netflix Policy without the Deny. Added clients and all is working as it should. Again thank you all for your time and help. This community is a great reflection of what is great about Meraki.
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Nov 14 2017
7:39 AM
Whew, thought I was going nuts. Yes you are correct we are a 1 to 1 campus so our network is quite large. So we are built just like you suggested. The MX (appliance) has the firewall and some group policies. The policies allow for Netfliux, but we turned off at the content filter. The Wireless Network, which 99% of all devices use, has one group policy that they use. So we block Netflix via the content filter. Should we block via the filter or somehow in the actual group policy? Because the problem we are having is I create a new group policy, on the Wireless Network, that is allowing Netflix, but gets blocked at the content filter.
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Nov 14 2017
7:14 AM
Good morning all, Thank you Wade for the continual follow up. Your last reply is the lost in translation feeling I am having. So the screen shot you sent is from the Group Policy for our Appliance. So we have three Networks.....Appliance, Wireless, and Switches. Per our Meraki rep's advice. So on the Appliance network that screen shot is available, but those Group Policies are not available to the Wireless Network. This is the "network" I need to create the Group Policy on. When I create a group policy for Netflix on the Wireless Network the only screen I get is this one. So not sure how to create a Group Policy on the Wireless Network, and have a different Firewall options for Netflix. Again sorry about my lack of knowledge.
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Nov 13 2017
10:03 AM
Maybe some clarification is needed.......because maybe we set it up wrong. On the Network/Appliance side we have our content filter set up. No Netflix. Then we have a Network/Wireless group policy that all our clients are on that follow the filter. No Netflix So I go into Network/Wireless group policy and copy the policy that we are using currently. I call it Netflix. Nowhere in there can I see to override the blacklist. What amI missing here? Sorry for being a noob.
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Nov 13 2017
9:43 AM
Sorry for the confusion.....So through the Appliance/Content Filtering/URL Blocking we have Netflix.com blocked. I have created a wireless group policy called Netflix that I will addd clients to. The new policy copies what we have for campus wide. So with the new Netflix Policy how do you then circumvent the content filtering?
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Nov 13 2017
9:12 AM
Thank you Wade, but the client can only use one policy correct? So if we want them to use our campus wide filtered policy, but have access to Netflix how do you give two policies?
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Nov 13 2017
6:57 AM
Good morning, So still working on becoming skilled on our MX400. So we filtered Netflix so it would be blocked. is there a way then to add clients (devices) to a group to then allow Netflix for them, but continue to block everyone else. Looking for any advice. Thanks to everyone for your help.
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Oct 11 2017
7:33 AM
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Good morning, I hope everyone is doing well. I have a noob question. We have the MX400 and I was curious to see how to pinpoint who is the bandwidth hog in real time. Example....I see that there are huge uploads going on through Appliance Setting/Uplink. Other than looking at the clients (shortest time is 2 hours) and seeing how much they used, is there a way to see real time, currently who the user/device is? Thanks for any advice and help. Best Regards,
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Sep 6 2017
6:48 AM
Thank you for the kind response PhilipDAth. The idea gives me another piece to the puzzle, but I don't believe it's the last piece. The "desktop" AP's will be used the other 8 hours of the day needing the general SSID (lunch vendor goes away, AP's now need to serve the school). So adding a new SSID would neuter the AP's for the rest of day correct? The AP's in question are in a common cafe area where the students gather. Unless there is a way to "switch" the SSID's for a time period I'm not sure if this is the best solution. My apologies for my lack of knowledge. I am used to a shaper that allows percentages to certain IP's and MAC addresses. So I am trying to re-shape my thinking. Pun intended.
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Sep 5 2017
8:34 AM
Sorry for my lack of knowledge. Is there a way to direct/give more bandwidth to a specific AP for a duration of time? Our issue...we have three AP's in the cafe that run two desktop devices for our lunch program. The students laptops, cell phones, mobile devices, etc are connecting to the AP's which in turn is slowing down the 2 desktop devices that are needing it the most. Was curious if we could block other devices or just direct the 2 desktops to certain AP's and allow them the majority of the traffic for a few hours. Any help would be appreciated.
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