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lee_hoyle · ‎Nov 1 2021

No, it doesn't. I looked at the available but unused fields and "connected to" just gives me the MAC address of the MX. Thanks for replying!

lee_hoyle · ‎Nov 1 2021

Thanks for the idea, but not a workable solution. The site is an unmanned filling station and shutting the port #1 would kill the station and it's ability to fill customer vehicles. I will just wait for a tech to visit the facility and ask them to trace the cable in port #2. We usually setup port #2 for a new secure VLAN and we are very motivated to keep that port for that use. We can move the item in port 2 to port 3 (still in VLAN 1) if it is still a required item.

lee_hoyle · ‎Nov 1 2021

Just like the title says - I have a remote, unmanned site with port 2 "alive" and all I can tell is that it is a 10 Mbit device. I'm used to switches that show the switchport in the MAC address table; is there an equivalent in Meraki?

lee_hoyle · ‎Feb 6 2018

I have several networks in a single locale and when I have the map view up, I can hover over most of the green icons and get a nice list of the networks in that area. However, once I go past a certain point (maybe 10+) networks in a single area, I no longer get a clickable list of the networks in that location. I get the attached graphic that is not "clickable", it just zooms into the geographical area and I still can't get a list of networks in that area. Am I missing something I could do to see the status of the networks in this area? TIA, Lee

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