On the Aruba switches you can verify your VLAN config as follows: - show vlans ports <portnumber> detail (then you will see ALL VLAN's on that port) However if you are using comware based HPE switches you can do: - display interface <interface number> (usually gigabitethernet 1/0/1 format a bit like a Catalyst)   Also on Aruba switches you can define a vlan as voice and that should also be visible in that first command.   So if you are sure each port only uses 1 data vlan and 1 tagged voice vlan you can use an Access port on Meraki with a voice VLAN.  If not then you need to use a trunk port with all necessary VLAN's allowed. ... View more

Haha.   With only 1 hour available, you must hit work up for a lab.  A separate network in Meraki with minimal gear that you can practice and test changes.  🙂 ... View more

Like JacekJ said , I would enable bpdu guard or root guard. You want to control the STP topology and prevent people from sending unwanted bpdu. ... View more

I think i have been able to determine using packet capture that the TCNs are happening on the VPC between the 2 9372s. ... View more

QOS settings on Meraki are very simple compared to other Cisco products. Not saying thats a bad or good thing but don't be surprised if you get to the QOS configuration and you see far fewer options than you might be use to.  ... View more

Yes, yes and thrice yes.  I totally support your MS235 idea @PhilipDAth  ... View more

DarrenOC, the 250s are already up and operational.. they are just connected to a 2960 and not the nexus.   I just wanted to ensure there would be no issues to move the fiber to give them a home run back to the Nexus.  ... View more

PhilipDAth, the 2 9372 switches are backplanned together... but switch 1 has the lowest priority.. im assuming i just need to run that command on there?     ... View more

If there is only one link and no plan to add a second, then I would not aggregate them. It will work, but the second link in the bundle will be constantly listed as failed. ... View more