That makes sense. Good point. This particular scenario is a large residential environment so I would consider it low density. ... View more

  @GreenMan wrote: I can't answer your specific question, but remember too that the dedicated WiFi radio, from MR33 upwards, provides all the background channel analysis to feed Auto RF functions;  ensuring your APs find the best channel and Tx power settings for your changing environment, without needing to take a radio away from serving clients, to conduct that analysis (some competitive solutions recommend dedicated APs, purely for the same functions). GreenMan, thats an excellent point. Are you saying the the Auto Channel Assignment is dependent upon the 3rd radio? ... View more

What Client IP Assignment are you using for your SSID's? I had a similar issue. I changed it from "L3 Roaming" to "Bridge Mode" & issue went away. ... View more

Nolan is correct but there is more necessary configuration. You'll need to make sure that all of the corresponding AP switch ports are configured as trunk ports. You'll need to trunk/tag VLANs 100-400 on those ports. Lastly, if the AP itself is in a separate "management" VLAN e.g. 2, you'll need to make VLAN 2 the native VLAN on those switch ports. Also, make sure that the uplink ports from those switches are also tagging those VLANs all the way back to wherever the SVI exists.   Mode: Trunk Native: 2 (example) Trunk: 100, 200, 300 400   So your clients' traffic will get tagged for their respective SSID and then that traffic will be properly handled at the switch level. ... View more

Korey, that is incorrect. I have been troubleshooting this same thing & finally got confirmation. The "Channel Width" column on the client page is displaying the client's capabilities, not what they are actually connected at. This is bad design on the part of the meraki dashboard.    For example, I'm using a single RF Profile that is applied to all of my AP's. The RF Profile designates 40MHz wide channels for 5GHz. If you look at my wireless clients, most of them say 802.11ac capable and 80MHz wide channels.   I submitted a feature request for this to be changed. ... View more

You know...I tested it out a while back but then the requirement for this was no longer needed so I lost track on it. I thought that it did work but like I said I haven't tested it in a long time. ... View more

I was looking for the same thing and cannot locate the client's connected data rate. I don't know if this changed since your previous posts but its not there now. The "Capabilities" column only shows 2.4 or 5 GHz. In other words, it only displays the client's capabilities...not what they are actually connected at. Is there somewhere else this information can be seen? ... View more

Thats an excellent idea! I'm going to give this a try. Thanks ... View more

Another vote for IKEv2 support ... View more