The only devices that will be connecting on the 6Ghz spectrum will be corporate laptops. Lenovo Thinkpad's that are at most 3 years old. Some will have the older AX201 chipset and some the newer AX211 chipset that supports 6Ghz. We only allow non corporate devices/IoT on the 2.4 Ghz. ... View more

As stated above I need to upgrade the firmware to 31.x, which I plan to do by next month.  ... View more

The issue is the old laptops have the Intel AX201 chipset which does not support 6 Ghz and the newer laptop have the newer AX211 chipset which supports 6Ghz. This is  a 50/50 split of laptops   We use a single SSID for corpoate wireless, which uses ISE RADIUS for authentication. From my understanding in order to allow both laptops to connect we need WPA 3 transition mode enabled - so the newer laptops connect on the 6Ghz and older on the 5Ghz (we dont use 2.4 Ghz) ... View more

replying to an old thread.   In our HQ where we have a plethora of MR56 we had same issue where as laptops were connecting to access points furthest away rather than the one close by.  Users were complaining Teams calls were dropping and general poor wireless performance   I created a RF profile using the Open office template and set the maximum transmit power to 3 dbm and client balacing disabled. The feedback has been positive and general consensus is wireless now has improved. ... View more

we are running the MR 30.x  on the AP's     ... View more

I have written an application that pulls down devices connected access points across all the offices(networks) in our organisation, use the device name and mac address as unique identified for that user.   This is written back to an SQL database then we cross reference this with another SQL table to find out the name  of the user. This is used to see how busy an office is.     This is the API call I make and then parse the data    https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/<networkID>/clients?timespan=300&recentDeviceConnections[]=Wireless&statuses[]=Online&perPage=2000   The respone back will have a OS for the operating system of the device (example below)   "os":"Windows 10",   Example of the data we collect from the above API call (this is from the SQL table)       We can 2 SSID a corporoate WLAN and a Guest Network  ... View more

In my role I do alot of packet analysis with Wireshark. In the previous packet capture feature, it did not always work for me and I got partial capture files downloaded, now with the option to save it to the dashboard and download it has been a game changer for me. ... View more

I would say about 20 metres apart ... View more

I put the incorrect setting, this is for the correct one for the 5 Ghz         ... View more

no overrides set to Auto, what is best dbM setting to use, I would like to keep the signal footprint to a optimal settings, so clients will connect to the access point closer rather than this particular one.       ... View more

I have noticed an AP in the middle of the open plan office is getting upto 55 clients connected, we only broadcast on the 5 Ghz SSID.   I suspect the tx power is very high hence clients further away will connect to this access point and saturating it with users complaining about Teams calls and other network activity..   This is the TX power settings in the RF profile     ... View more

the sample vbscript I posted, have you tried that (assuming you are on a Windows OS) ... View more

I assume in the CURL code you are passing your network ID ... View more

lets see if we can get the data using something as simple as vbscript  if you are on a Windows machine, copy the following to a text file and rename is to what ever you want, test.vbs as an example. then run the vbscript via command line   Obviosuly change the sNet and xAPIKey variables   cscript <name of vbs file>   'start of code sUrl = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/" & sNet & "/clients?timespan=300&recentDeviceConnections[]=Wireless&statuses[]=Online&perPage=2000" set http=createObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP") http.open "GET",sUrl,false http.setRequestHeader "Content-Type","application/json" http.setRequestHeader "Accept","application/json" http.setRequestHeader "X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key",xAPIKey http.send responseText=http.responseText wscript.echo http.Status If http.Status = 200 Then   wscript.echo responseText else   wscript.echo "Error With The API Call " & http.status end if 'end of code ... View more

can you try this   https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/{NETWORK_ID}/clients?timespan=3000&recentDeviceConnections[]=Wireless&statuses[]=Online&perPage=2000  ... View more

can you paste the full URL ... View more

I would also pass recentDeviceConnections[]=Wireless to get all wireless devices     ... View more

for    https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/<network_id>/clients    you need to pass additional parameters, as an example     more info here   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-clients/ ... View more

what programming language are you using, are you passing your API call and also your network ID  ... View more

I have done a similair where I collect wireless devices connected to the access points, this data is used for how many people are in the office. The data is written to a back end database and can be visually displayed using Power BI reports. I also created a very simple website to see how many devices are connected to a given access point in an office. This is so other people can view this data as thus do not need access to the dashboard   This is the URL I call to collect the data - I pass the network ID   https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/<network ID>/clients?timespan=300&recentDeviceConnections[]=Wireless&statuses[]=Online&perPage=2000 ... View more