As for today, Meraki still do not have feature to this. We still tweaking from the netscaler. ... View more

Hmmm.... that's 1 tricky question! Hi @eduluisapa    Can I ask your ISP 1, ISP 2, & ISP 3 are all static or DHCP IP? Will you turn on the load balance in the MX?   As for your question, whether you can use the LAN port for the 3rd link is NO but.... if you look at this post, it might give you an idea 🙂 https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Anyone-know-how-to-ADD-a-3rd-WAN-IP-on-a-MX-100-UPDATED-w/m-p/33373   ... View more

Hi @DennisSN    Meraki still doesn't have this feature nor their support able to assist as well. I made a wish and still not granted.   Because our application are fully on the cloud, we have firewall & netscaler in front of the cloud hence we did the keepalive configuration in the netscaler since Meraki doesn't have it.   Regards Tony ... View more

I have a feeling it's Meraki MR33 have this issue. I tried with Ubiquiti Unifi nano-HD APs with band steering no issue at all and the signal is better than MR33. But I'm rolling out MR42 to all my organization in my company for now. Currently studying Meraki products about WiFi 6 but the mGig switch are expensive. Hope they will come out model like MS120 with mGig and more ports on it. I need to try the WiFi 6 as we are moving towards Modern Workplace and no more LAN cables. So wireless printers gotta work as well. ... View more

Hi @nst1    Check below and remove the subnet that you want to delete before deleting the VLAN 1) Security & SD-WAN > Firewall 2) Security & SD-WAN > Site-to-site VPN > Turn off first 3) Security & SD-WAN > SD-WAN & traffic shaping > make sure the internet flow or anything that is configured relate to the subnet/vlan that you want to delete, if it's there, remove it too ... View more

Mine works ok even with aggregation port. What MX license are you using? ... View more

Hi @IntermtnITDept    Is your firmware up to date? Is it single unit or the setup comes with spare unit? ... View more

Hi @LucasCarvalho   Did you mean like as per below? I think it's more on the MX    SSID Whitelist Security % SD-WAN > DHCP > Fixed IP assignments Also you need to ensure the WiFi VLAN is accessible to the Printer's VLAN. You can do a simple test by ping. Also take note below Access Point Firewall should allow as well.   Wireless > Firewall & traffic shaping If it's a difference VLAN then you need to go to "Security & SD-WAN > Firewall" and "Allow" the subnet to the destination of the printer IP Address.   Security & SD-WAN > Firewall > Layer 3Hope this helps 🙂 ... View more

Hi @MartinJvR   Can you let me know again what MX model are you using? If you're using MX65W please turn off the WiFi module on the MX65W and use MR33 instead. Also if you don't mind, maybe if you can screen shot some configuration of your Meraki:- 1) MX's Addressing & VLAN 2) WiFi Access Control 3) MX & MR Firewall configuration 4) Is your MR33 connect directly into your MX65W's PoE port 11 or 12? 5) MX's DHCP of the VLAN   Thanks & regards, Tony     ... View more

Hi @DJSky   Nice! 1 more tips for you! Instead of static ip on your printer, leave it as DHCP and configure in Meraki to that Mac Address to 1 fixed IP only so it will be so easy to manage everything in the Meraki when it's trouble when your client is not IT savy.   Security Appliance > DHCP ... View more

Hi @MartinJvR   I never try that before but if the concept is correct, Disable the VLAN, and use only 1 VLAN, then make sure the MR33 is Bridge in the Access Control. It should work but there won't be Roaming feature.   Regarads Tony ... View more

That’s a very good question 😊 ... View more

Hi @PhilipDAth   It's some sort of PDF report from the invoicing team over here. We did enabling the HTTP keep alives on the server + netscaler on the cloud but it's on & off. Branch with non-Meraki is fine but branch with Meraki didn't work. ... View more

Yeah, me too but after physical reboot it came up. (1-by-1 as it when the 1st switch solid white then only power on the next). And also frequent stacking issue but nothing is wrong but it resolve by itself after 10-15 minutes.  I called Meraki but they unable to capture the issue 😞 ... View more

Hi @AlexanderDrago   It depends how name DNS server do you address to the DHCP client that leased from the DHCP server. Let's put it a scenario, if you have 1 DNS/Name servers then it will pick the only one. If you have 2 then it will pick the 2nd line DNS but if you have 3 then it will still pick the 2nd line as well. Lol, this sounds like back to school time, my apology as I might be wrong. But I would recommend you to lease your DHCP in the Meraki 🙂 ... View more

Hi @AlexanderDrago   Yes and it is called HTTP web caching is only available on devices that have a physical disk. Z1, MX60, MX60W, MX64, and MX64Ws will not be able to use this feature.  If you're not in this model then you can find it at Security Appliance > Configure > Traffic Shaping Below is the screen shot.   Web caching ... View more

Hi @Bilifive   Easy, just power up the Meraki switch. Connect your laptop to any of the port from 1 - 48 or 1-24 then open browser and type setup.meraki.com or 192.168.0.1 If it doesn't work then reset the switch.     ... View more

Hi @GregasG   I don't think you can. You can only get Live Usage based on the WAN or if it's a Cellular. I also tried on Organization > Monitor > Summary Report but it shows total usage too. I actually logged a ticket to the Meraki support guys before but they said "nope". So I will just make a wish 😄 ... View more

I'm making my wish every day in my dashboard, not sure if it's useful. Maybe I need everyone's help here to make a wish in the dashboard, lol 😄 ... View more

Hi @Manuelinux   Make sure you set the timezone in your Meraki under Network-Wide > Configure > General. Below is the screen shot of my dashboard that  I haven't change it yet 🙂   Network-Wide > Configure > General This link has a useful information too https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Radio_Settings/Fixing_Regulatory_Domain_Mismatches   ... View more

Hi @guavamnia   I tried before with different SSID uses different WAN. You need to create VLANs in the MX then tag the SSID to the VLAN you want. Then in the MX's traffic shaping, shape the VLAN's subnet to use WAN 1 or WAN 2 🙂 It's quite complicated because I got confuse with the tagging too & I don't like it. I got help from Meraki support guys 🙂 Here's the documentation that I tried an error on 🙂   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/VLAN_Tagging_on_MR_Access_Points ... View more

Hi @Hugo_Carrillo   How many ISP provider do you have? How many clients do you have in the branch? What network devices are you using in the branch?   ... View more

Hi @Happiman   This link will provide you a full information that you need 🙂   https://meraki.cisco.com/lib/pdf/meraki_datasheet_sfp.pdf     ... View more

Yep, very good. Should be fine. But note you will require 2 WAN/Public IP from each of the Microwave ISP for the MX. 1 - MX100 WAN Port 1 - WAN IP 1 from ISP 1 1 - MX100 WAN Port 2 - WAN IP 1 from ISP 2 2 - MX100 WAN Port 1 - WAN IP 2 from ISP 1 2 - MX100 WAN Port 2- WAN IP 2 from ISP 2 ... View more