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WPN was modeled after the UDN feature which is supported on APs in Catalyst mode - https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/user-defined-network.html  ... View more

How do i configure NTP using DHCP? comma separated? multiple entries were not allowed.   RFC describes it at packetlayer: RFC 2132: DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor Extensions (rfc-editor.org) Thanks 🙌 ... View more

Hey @sbcoms,    This isn't possible currently. I'm not aware of any plans for it to be added, but you should reach out to your Meraki rep and see if you can get a better answer. Roadmap items are not generally talked about by Meraki people here.  ... View more

Hi my last communication re this..my point is that "yes delicate and expensive electronics need protecting and packaging correctly, but why use one time, throw away none environmentally materials such as plastics when recyclable materials exist?".    Also if anyone can actually suggest a viable use for a "power cored" linen bag then please let my colleges and myself known as we are a little stumped.   I have been designing and deploying Cisco since the early 1990's, I'm a die hard fan and love Meraki, I'm merely trying to highlight unnecessary waste  ... View more

Really, this seems like a case for automation. If you're already comfortable doing so with Puppet, I'd use that. Otherwise, you could slap it together with some loops and the dashboard API. This might be messy but it's how I would probably do it if I needed it quick:   Use Postman to grab your network ID Make a list of serial numbers: Make an array OR Make a text doc that contains each serial number for that site Open the file in your script and yank the data out into an iterable format. Iterate through using claimNetworkDevices, one serial number per call. Profit ... View more

Yes, the transmission power, channel assignment, channel width and RX-SOP are things that are configured per AP. That makes sense as multiple SSID's on the same AP use the same channel. So these settings are mainly dependent on where your AP's are located, not what SSIDs are present on them. So that's why they will always be configured in the radio profile.   The minimum bitrate can best be set per SSID. That way you could setup your guest network to allow lower bitrates (because guests often come in with older devices). For the corporate SSID you can keep the minimum required bitrate high to improve efficiency in airtime usage (with the trade-off that you need a "modern" fleet of clients to have them compatible with your network).   And finally band selection also per SSID as per your requirements. ... View more

Many thanks for your prompt response, I'll review the CVD's today ... View more