@Hwarraich , Can you please share the document/link that for AX201 its fixed in 122.190.0.4 and 20.70.32.1 for AC8265? Because I see microsoft mentioning its fix in 22.220.0.4 ... View more

Ok thanks @AxL1971 . Although is limited to that specific customisation, but it should be sufficed alter their default captive page ... View more

Hi Axl,   We at Hamina make a fully Meraki-supported, Meraki-integrated SW for this. Hit me up if you'd like to discuss.    It's also on the Meraki Marketplace: https://apps.meraki.io/en-US/apps/410018/hamina-network-planner ... View more

If clients can connect and ping their default gateway - then it wont be a wireless issue.   Can then ping 8.8.8.8 when the issue happens?  What about www.google.com?   Is there an upstream firewall?  What does it say?  Blocking anything? ... View more

This is the API I call to get client count per AP   https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/<NetworkID>/wireless/clientCountHistory?timespan=600&resolution=600&band=<band>&deviceSerial=<APSerialNumber>   I pass the network ID, the band either 2.4 or 5 Ghz abd serial number of the AP, the time span I use is 10 minutes and this API is called every 10 minutes.   Once the results are returned back as a json file, I then do the processing to extract the details and write to a back end SQL database. I then have a Power BI report that can graph the AP client count over a period of time.   I did a very quick and dirty way to get this information am sure there is a better way but dont have time to look into this. For my purpose, the above works for me and been running past 12 months   More info here   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-network-wireless-client-count-history     ... View more

I followed the above documentation and it did not work   The AP is on a sinlge management VLAN 1   The AP's were tagged with the corresponding VLAN they are on (VLAN 4 and 5)   The switch port (MS switches) were the AP are connected to set up correctly as per the document   However the VLAN tagging did not work for me, the incorrect VLAN tag was applied to the packet   DHCP is served by the MS switches   As an example I am on VLAN 5 so get IP from VLAN 5 when I move to VLAN 4, my IP is still on VLAN 5 and doing a packet capture on the switch where the AP is connected to, the DHCP request is tagged with VLAN 5 and not VLAN 4. ... View more

As quoted in the Cisco article   "This attack is seen as an opportunistic attack, and the information gained by the attacker would be of minimal value in a securely configured network."    so not as major according to Cisco  ... View more

This is a great idea, @Thomas_Sterber! It would be nice to be able to get all of them across the organization. ... View more

I'm guessing you are using the MR to do DHCP, which is why DHCP is working - but that the MRs on the second floor are in the wrong VLAN, which is why they can not get to the Internet.  Or perhaps the VLAN on the switches is not correctly trunked through to whatever provides the Internet access., ... View more

Yes you can ... We have networks in UK,EU,US and APAC under one dashboard. From what i know the AP's will already know which regulatory domain they should be in based on  the shipping address when you buy them. If you need to change them then do as previous replies.   The only place you cant use the global meraki.com dashboard is China! where you have to setup under meraki.cn dashboard.     ... View more

yes they do, we ordered a MS 250 switch and our supplier sent us the non POE version of the switch, in the end we had to buy POE injectors from Amazon to power the MR56 AP's now waiting on supplier to send us a POE capable Meraki switch ... View more

The 'os' module is part of the base Python install, it does a bunch of things, in this case I'm using it to get the value of runtime environment variables.   I'm running on Unix-like systems, so I pull in environment variables from the shell, PARA0 and PARA1. Of course you can choose your own names, there is nothing special about these names, they just need to match the names you use in the environment.   In the shell that runs the script, I set these two environment variable like this...   PARA0="the org ID value" PARA1="the API key value"   ...then the script can pull in the values by variable name.   If you are on windows, you can set environment variables with the same names and it should work just the same, the way you set them depends where you are running the scripts from, there are some examples here of using Windows variables with scripts with the 'os' module...   https://www.twilio.com/blog/environment-variables-python     In general, if you install modules using pip, I think they should go in the right place automatically, for instance...   pip install meraki   ...or to update the version...   pip install --upgrade meraki   ...but I don't use Python on Windows so maybe there are some other/better ways! ... View more

Hey folks,   This might help only small % of cases but the same error:   Client made a request to the DHCP server, but it did not respond. type='NO DHCP response' associated='true' radio='0' vap='0'   The MX was removed, there was a modem swap and techs suspected new modem (GW Mode) being an issue. Rebooting did not resolve the issue, firmware wasn't upgraded but upon checking this was naturally related to VLAN Tagging. Everything works fine on simply disabling that, in these type of change scenarios.   _________ Check from: Configuration overview SSIDs   VLAN tag This column refers to VLANs set in Bridge or L3 roaming. For info about VLANs used for VPN, see the VPN column below.   Then Go to: Access control   Scroll down to: Client IP and VLAN   Disable VLAN tagging   (VLAN tagging is used to direct traffic to specific VLANs. To use VLAN tagging, all Meraki APs functioning as gateways in this network must be connected to switches that support IEEE 802.1Q. The gateways must be connected to switch ports that are configured to accept 802.1Q tagged Ethernet frames (such ports are sometimes called "trunk ports"). If you are unsure, don't enable this feature.)     Hope this helps someone at least. 🙂 ... View more

Is there a way to push out the webhook alert settings to all networks? I tried and failed. Normally I can get the alert settings from a "template" and push those out. But it did not seem to work for the webhooks for teams. Any suggestions? ... View more

What driver version for the intel wireless NIC ... View more

Meraki support person called and proceeded to read from a corporate comms stating how they've seen this activity accross multiple clients and should change passwords blah, blah, blah   Offered to have their security team reach out, which I said yes and if they can answer why the 2fa email didn't come through.   Checked the users laptop and it's fine and O365 logs show no emails from Meraki to them... ... View more

The SNR value is the value of the most recent upstream frames from the client.  So the AP just shows how it actually receives the client frames. So yes it is from the perspective of the AP. Usually a value above 25 dB is considerd within spec. ... View more

Thanks for the reply, SAML is something we'll have a look into ... View more

What do we mean by Airtime Utilization?  Free airtime describes how much time is available on a channel for data transmissions.  Any time a device communicates with another device or an access point (AP) it uses airtime. Airtime Utilization is a per-channel statistic that defines what percentage of the channel is currently being used, and what percentage is therefore free. Airtime usage can come from: Data traffic to and from client devices Interference from WiFi and non-WiFi sources Management overhead from APs and client devices ... View more

@cmr  do you know what specifically in 28.6 fixes this issue? We are still on 28.6 and still have the same issues happening as @Court . Looking for what bug was actually fixed.  ... View more

We've just replaced a patch cable that seemed fine a month or so ago on a small printer, yet now has a break in port 1.  This is the second or third issue we have had in the last few months, even with different manufacturers.  All the cables are shielded CAT6a, but I suspect supply chain issues are causing quality problems... ... View more

Well, it has a dedicated WIPS, so just go to Wireless > Monitor > RF spectrum, and voila. ... View more

There are loads of variables here, so there's no 'right answer'.   Think about things like: How are the clients distributed between the client radios?   (2.4 / 5 GHz - look at Wireless > RF Spectrum to determine how busy the channels are) Personally I'm not a fan of blanket disabling 2.4 GHz - many environments are short of channel space.   If 2.4 GHz is not over-burdened, in your specific location, then using it gives you more capacity.   If it is already really busy then yes, consider disabling it or minimising use of it. How much traffic are the clients generating?   many clients generate very little traffic, much of the time What applications are they using (particularly demanding ones, like real-time voice/data) What kind of connection rates are being established? (clients connected at low rates will consume more airtime, to send the same amount of data). ... View more

Just to be clear - Client Balancing has been available since firmware 25.x.    The way it works though has changed under 29.x    Both iterations are described here: https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Client_Balancing   r29 becoming stable will take some time (as yet unknown) - as it will need to go through successful Release Candidate (RC) phase first.   If you have a test/non-critical environment at all, where you can test 29 now/soon, it will both help refine feature operations and help uncover any issues (you can work with Meraki Support on any issues seen with firmware, even if they are on a Beta version.).   Wider adoption / testing of new firmware always helps speed up progress towards Stable status. ... View more