As we discussed, the most effective way I see to block the application is via the Machine's Firewall. If you have Trellix or any other corporate firewall that users do not have access to, you can block the application without any difficulty. I hope I have helped you. ... View more

Due to licensing issues, the hardware was moved to the Meraki Dark Network. I had to create a Meraki TAC case to claim those devices again, and now it is working for me. Thanks for your help. ... View more

Thanks! I would expect SLAAC to be on there then based on my experience so far but definitely helpful and does explain the difference in landing pages between networks I've seen 🙂  ... View more

Hi @guitb,    I agree with @jimmyt234, please open a case with Support to request your network(s)/org is added a checkbox on the Firewall page to enable/disable cellular failover rules. You may reference this KB in the case description so we're aware of exactly what you're looking for!    The feature allows the Cellular Failover Rules to be used for when the non-primary uplink is activated. For example, if WAN 1 is primary and fails over to WAN 2 and the MX has this feature applied, the cellular failover rules will apply to traffic going over WAN 2 instead of the default Outbound rules. This is useful for customers that have a cellular to Ethernet bridge or a metered connection on their non-primary uplink.   Cheers, ... View more

Thank you. I have looked at the various trainings and plan on enrolling soon. I think I will start with studying for the ECMS exam. ... View more

I'm guessing that Meraki are working out how to charge for the archive as essentially the MX84X is four cameras...  In terms of traditional CCTV solutions, if they are individually addressable then it might be four licenses!  ... View more

That's a great update and had not seen before ! Sharing to customers... thanks. ... View more

Welcome @bperezgo. ... View more

Yes, it seems to take many months. One customer still has the old GUI style, where the SD-WAN page doesn't have the "Policy" button in the Internet traffic section. Other customers have had that for many months.  ... View more

@PhilipDAth wrote: Those max power settings are WAY too high.  The min power settings are WAY too low. Compare it to the screenshot I provided. Excuse my ignorance, but what's wrong with having each band transmitting further and shorter? Does this not maximize the coverage area? A narrower margin shortens area coverage.   Looking at templates when creating a new profile, there's the one called Auditorium, to accommodate a large number of devices. It optimizes roaming, which is good, but it limits the coverage area per AP. What happens then with areas that don't have the best density? I guess I can assign this profile to the APs when it won't affect anyone and walk around to see if roaming improves. It could be a very short test - if I change what I have to Auditorium, which that is quite different, and the issues continues, then I'll go back to the plan of opening a case with Meraki and looking into the DHCP situation. The documentation you linked me to mentions AutoTX Power, and I would totally try that, but I don't see it anywhere in the configuration of the profile ... View more

Hi @MauroF,   You will use the POWR tool (create an account if needed) to generate the return label and arrange pickup of the faulty device. You're encouraged to use the same box that the new device came in.    Feel free to send any questions about the RMA in the Support case, we'll be happy to clarify.   Cheers, ... View more

Hi there,    Although the UI won't allow it, we recommend leveraging createNetworkMerakiAuthUser to accomplish this.    Here's an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHK_zOLEFOA   Cheers, ... View more

Hi Philip,    It's more just for consistency as this was what we implemented for the Access Points set up first. We use the Notes section as an area to write the inventory number for the access point, and then for the Tags feature, we were using this to limit SSID broadcasting. But if we do end up using the Tags feature to write in the inventory numbers, it's also fine. ... View more

This is 100% a design flaw.  I would call it a bug.   Not a fix; are you aware of email plus codes?  After the username part, you can put a + and another bit of text, and it will still go to your email address.  For example, these will all get delivered to the same place: user+phone1@comapny.com user+phone2@comapny.com   My horrible solution, sign up as a second administrator using a plus code email address, ... View more

Hi @Kau1, I recommend opening a case with Support.  A packet capture on port 17 and the LAN would should show what STP bridge IDs are being received to determine whether the Peplink device is doing something.  ... View more

Hi Gina,    Did you have any specific models in mind? Due to the 6 GHz band requiring PMF some Air Marshal (WIPS/WIDS) functions may not be effective.   For example, the CW9172I’s and CW9176I/CW9176D1's dedicated tri-band scanning and security radio continually assesses the environment, characterizing RF interference and containing (in 2.4GHz and 5GHz only, since 6GHz mandates Protected Management Frames aka PMF) wireless threats like rogue access points.   Cheers, ... View more

@bperezgo please re-read @lc-gabriellima's post, he is planning on using two APs from the same generation. ... View more

Why did IPsec fail its relationship counseling?   Because it kept insisting on Perfect Forward Secrecy, but couldn’t let go of the pre-shared secrets ... View more