Hi all,   I'm looking to optimize my configuration of a CW9166 AP that I recently purchased. The purpose for the AP is to provide the fastest possible wireless throughput to WiFi 6E-compatible clients.   The CW9166 AP is using the out of the box configuration and is currently connected to a 10 Gbps switch (auto negotiating at 5 Gbps, which is the max port speed). I also have wired clients connecting to the switch that are negotiating at 10 Gbps. My throughput tests between various wired 10 Gbps clients shows that I can almost max out on each port (9.5+ Gbps in iperf3).   The setup for my 6 Ghz wireless testing is as follows:   My laptop is WiFi 6E capable (Killer(R) Wi-Fi 6E AX1675i 160MHz Wireless Network Adapter) and has a 2.5 Gbps (Killer E3100G 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Controller) wired port.  My workstation has a wired 10 Gbps (Intel X540-T2 PCI-E) port.   Here are some tests that I've ran using iperf3, where the laptop is the client, and the workstation is the server:   On a 5 Ghz wireless connection, I'm getting 250-300 Mbps from my laptop to the wired workstation. On a 6 Ghz wireless connection, I'm getting 500-700 Mbps from my laptop to the wired workstation. On a wired (2.5G) connection, I'm getting 1 Gbps from my laptop to wired workstation (10 Gbps link).   Since this is my first time working with WiFi 6E, I'm curious if the speeds on the wireless 6 Ghz connection are normal or below what they should be. I'm looking to receive some input regarding any recommended configurations, tests, or tweaks that I should be exploring to get the most out of this new AP.   Thanks! ... View more

Hello,   We're using Okta with SAML to authenticate our users into our Meraki VPN through the Cisco AnyConnect client. We followed the configuration guidelines here.   Our user base consists of a combination of Mac's (Monterey 12.5+), Windows (10+), and Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+) machines.   When users try to connect to the VPN, an AnyConnect browser window pops up and directs them to enter their Okta credentials (screenshot 1 below). After they enter their password, they receive a 2FA prompt via Okta Verify on their registered device (screenshot 2 below). After they finish this step, they successfully connect to the VPN.   Some users, however, are having the AnyConnect browser window freeze after they do the 2FA challenge (screenshot 3). Although the logs in Okta show that they are successfully authenticating, they still cannot get on the VPN until they get past this step.   This used to happen less frequently but seems to be occurring more consistently for some users. Some attempted fix actions:   Restarting the machine Reinstalling/updating Cisco AnyConnect Restarting the MX-105 HA pair   Any ideas would be appreciated here. Thanks!   ... View more