I did notice the AireOS controllers are pointing to my internal DHCP server.  when I run ipconfig on a client connected to the old AP's it states the DCHP server as 1.1.1.1 which is associated with the AP controller. now I have configured the port on the switch in which the Meraki AP is connected to a trunk and added the VLAN allowed in which my internal DHCP resides and the wireless vlan. which I also noticed it's tagged on the AireOS controller along with DHCP options on the internal DHCP Options are 241, 43 and 103. I don't see any helper address on the user access switches.  I do see helper addresses on the core switches.  so some how users' access switches are getting pointed to the core switches that than point to the DHCP server. ... View more

@Ryan , thank you for your suggestion for this.  I check this option and it allows for access to other networks in the WLAN outside my on-prem networks but using the Meraki AP assigned NAT mode which assigns IP addresses to the client in the 10.0.0.0/8 network.  which could overlap with other networks in our global MPLS.  not sure ... View more

Hello @ww , I'm not sure how to check, is there a command I can run on the switch? ... View more

Hi Brandon, I'm sorry I forgot to mention.  I have the SSID set to bridge mode.  I have configured the port the AP's are connected to trunk ports adding the vlan of where the dhcp server resides on.  I'm able to authenticate to the Radius server but don't get an IP address. ... View more