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May 28 2020
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Oct 3 2019
1:52 PM
Yes, it looked like it was just messed up for a few hours that day.
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Sep 12 2019
7:31 AM
We own several companies and have them setup in a single dashboard as different networks. We are selling off one of the companies that has 2 of the networks so we need to give these two networks to the new company. I know the receiving company will have to purchase licenses for the hardware and will have to create their own dashboard first, but how do I transfer the networks over to them without having to have the receiving company reconfigure everything?
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Sep 12 2019
6:37 AM
Just got a response. They are aware of the issue and are working on it.
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Jul 11 2019
5:17 AM
Hi Raj, Was still an issue. Patch cables tested OK on both a meter and through the console.
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Jul 10 2019
1:21 PM
The port is Trunk. I catch it intermittently so I do not see if the port is dark on the dashboard or anything. It just acts as though it is turned off: Here are some logs. Same thing over and over: Jul 9 07:07:42 Port STP change Port 8 disabled→designated Jul 9 07:07:42 Port status change port: 8, old: down, new: 1Gfdx Jul 9 07:07:37 Port STP change Port 8 designated→disabled Jul 9 07:07:37 Port status change port: 8, old: 1Gfdx, new: down Jul 9 07:07:33 Port STP change Port 8 disabled→designated Jul 9 07:07:33 Port status change port: 8, old: down, new: 1Gfdx Jul 9 07:07:29 Port STP change Port 8 designated→disabled
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Jul 10 2019
12:05 PM
We have a Dell Powerconnect switch plugged into one of our ports on a Meraki MS225. Throughout the day the port on the Meraki MS225 where the Dell is plugged in will shutdown/disable. Years ago when I was using Cisco Catalyst switches I recall having to disable a setting on the ports with 3rd party switches. What would that be on the Meraki MS225?
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May 1 2019
3:33 AM
When we replace our old switch stack with a 4 Meraki MS225-48P stack we just moved the cables from the old switch stack to the new Meraki stack. Is there a way on the Meraki stack where we can see a list of ports that have or have not been used in the last 30 days so we can reclaim the ports?
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Apr 22 2019
5:27 PM
I have got an MX64 security appliance and a couple of MR32 WAPs at a small office. Unfortunately the DMarc where my main and backup the Internet connection comes in got damage so my Internet will be out for several weeks. I thought I would go to Verizon, Sprint, or AT&T and pick up one of the compatible USB 4G modems, but none of the companies stock them at the store. Also, they cannot guarantee that the versions they special order will match the USB IDs on this list: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Cellular/3G_-_4G_Cellular_Failover Is there any way I can bridge one of those Verizon MiFi hotspots to the MR32s to get Internet access at that site?
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Mar 8 2019
10:57 AM
Thanks, I supposed I could use the MX as a DCHP for that VLAN for the SSID and use a smaller subnet which would allow me to route the traffic.
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Mar 8 2019
10:37 AM
I have a primary fiber line that I use for VPN tunnels and Video Conferencing and other business critical services. We also have a 100/20 Comcast line for emergency fail over. The reception in the building is terrible so I like to have a mobile SSID available for the employees to do WiFi calling or check their emails on their breaks. For this I use the Meraki DHCP and NAT settings on the SSID which gives the mobile devices a 10.0.0.0/8 IP. I currently limit the bandwidth on the Mobile SSID but I would rather just send the traffic out the lower quality failover Comcast line. However, I am having a little trouble because my internal IPs are 10.0.x.x as well. I do not see a way to send traffic out an interface by VLAN or SSID.
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Feb 26 2019
7:22 PM
Trying to find the quickest way to locate a bandwidth hog in real time going through the MX100. Sometimes I see in Appliance Status -> Uplink I am hitting 125 MB of my 200 MB connection. Checking the total MB for the clients for the past 2 hours is not very helpful because I am seeing file server and database traffic to an from clients over the switches as well. I just want to see how much is going through the MX in the last few minutes and the break down of who is doing it. I would like to avoid having to download packet captures and counting the bytes if I can. Something I can do right in the interface would be great.
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