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WadeAlsup · ‎12-14-2018

Awww, I found the gnome too...

WadeAlsup · ‎12-03-2018

Sorry @PhilipDAth, I was under the impression the MX only passed the authentication credentials on to AD and received a success or failure response to complete the connection. Am I wrong about that?

WadeAlsup · ‎12-03-2018

Just talking about the integration account here @PhilipDAth, not for authentication. Unless I'm missing something?

WadeAlsup · ‎12-03-2018

Site-to-site VPN has settings to choose which local networks participate in the site-to-site vpn. It also has it's own inbound and outbound firewall settings that can be configured there.

WadeAlsup · ‎12-03-2018

They actually address this in the documentation. "User permissions for AD integration While the AD integration account does not have to be a domain admin, it is usually the easiest way to implement this feature. If using a domain admin account is not possible or not preferable, ensure that the account has the necessary permissions to perform the following actions: Query the user database via LDAP Query group membership via LDAP Query the domain controller via WMI" See here

WadeAlsup · ‎11-19-2018

If it's anything like setting Custom DNS on the security appliance, put one IP per line with a carriage return (press enter) between. 172.25.1.10 10.10.10.1

WadeAlsup · ‎11-12-2018

Hi @mtint, I noticed from your screenshot that you are connected to wi-fi on your phone. Do you happen to be connected wirelessly to the same network that you are trying to test the VPN connection to? If so, you will get that very message that you posted. Edit: just saw where @PhilipDAth noted to connect from outside the network. And the IPs look different from the MX logs...

WadeAlsup · ‎10-29-2018

My previous rep asked me that as well. I asked to go ahead and get it setup, then she started transitioning to another position. New rep gets the info, says he'll get it started...then nothing seems to happen. I'm starting to lose hope. Maybe it's a sign that Insight just isn't for me?

WadeAlsup · ‎10-26-2018

Is it best practice to go through your Meraki Sales Rep to get setup with trials for products? I have reached out 5 times since June and still no trial for Insight...

WadeAlsup · ‎10-18-2018

Hi @nst1, I currently have some AddOn brand and Proline Options brand SFP modules that are working just fine, so I would say yes. I can only assume that it has less to do with the brand and more with the standard being used. Meraki Supported Modules Meraki SFP datasheet

WadeAlsup · ‎10-10-2018

Hi @Trisha, You can definitely add the switch in-line to your existing switch (provided you have licensing for the one that you found). The MS220 supports virtual stacking, but not physical stacking. See Meraki Documentation here.

WadeAlsup · ‎10-01-2018

Hi @Shane_Martin, Can you verify you haven't reached your licence limit? That can keep them from showing up if you are using the agent. Found under Organization > License info

WadeAlsup · ‎08-21-2018

I sure didn't @CarolineS, you're always full of surprises! Thanks for crafting such a fine community site!

WadeAlsup · ‎08-21-2018

Happy Birthday, Meraki Community!!!! You're all wonderful. P.S. I knew I smelled badges...

WadeAlsup · ‎08-16-2018

Are those Birthday badges I smell?

WadeAlsup · ‎08-15-2018

Hi @Josh3, Sounds like the way you're handling it would work. I kind of do the opposite thing. I assign a tag to each device (since they can have multiple). So my iPhones get an "iPhone" tag, iPads get an "iPad" tag, etc... Then I can manage apps/profiles based on Device as well as OS. All Devices with, without, etc... I don't think there's a real right or wrong way to do it as long as it works for you/your environment and you're ok with how it's managed.

WadeAlsup · ‎08-15-2018

Sorry for misunderstanding, @kbuckley. Looks like you've gone straightforward through the deployment guide. Sounds like the next step is to open a ticket with support?

WadeAlsup · ‎08-15-2018

Hi @kbuckley, Are you not seeing updated network stats or able to fetch process lists for these MacOS devices? The agent itself isn't really a visual application on the device like the App is in iOS. See Documentation for a comparison.

WadeAlsup · ‎08-14-2018

I'm afraid my skills are going to be pretty limited as well. I would double check everything against the documentation and make sure you're hitting everything required on Meraki's side.

WadeAlsup · ‎08-14-2018

Hi @Amine, Have you read through the Documentation for it? "Note: If your browser enters an infinite redirect loop, check your walled garden settings and ensure the your web server's IP has been added to the walled garden." Might start there for the looping?

WadeAlsup · ‎08-14-2018

It's also interesting that your url bar shows https, but the error message shows that http is blocked.

WadeAlsup · ‎08-14-2018

Agree with @Adam here. Or try disconnecting a device, whitelisting it, and then reconnecting and testing. Meraki uses Webroot's BrightCloud for content filtering. You can check which categories a website falls under on their site: https://www.brightcloud.com/tools/url-ip-lookup.php

WadeAlsup · ‎08-14-2018

Your best friend is going to be Meraki Documentation, Meraki Support (cases can be opened from the dashboard Help section, as well as phone numbers listed for your area), and here on the community. You may be able to get some expert help from your purchasing partner, assuming they have experience and expertise with Meraki equipment. You might be able to find a video or two on YouTube to show some basics, but I wouldn't bet on finding anything super specific. Most networks are going to be tuned to business need.

WadeAlsup · ‎08-10-2018

See below for Windows Devices: @WadeAlsup wrote: Hi @Ed-Dolle, I guess it depends on the devices. For Windows devices, you could use a group policy to install the agent software. Install using Active Directory GPO

WadeAlsup · ‎08-10-2018

I actually read about this the other day, but struck me funny since the use of Duo came up in discussion recently for MFA for RDP. Thought process behind the acquisition sounds like it could be promising. "The acquisition of Duo Security will: Extend intent-based networking into multicloud environments. Cisco currently provides on-premises network access control via its Identity Services Engine (ISE) product. Duo's software as a service-based (SaaS) model will be integrated with Cisco ISE to extend ISE to provide cloud-delivered application access control. Simplify policy for cloud security. By verifying user and device trust, Duo will add trusted identity awareness into Cisco's Secure Internet Gateway, Cloud Access Security Broker, Enterprise Mobility Management, and several other cloud-delivered products. Expands endpoint visibility coverage. Cisco's in-depth visibility of over 180 million managed devices will be augmented by Duo's broad visibility of mobile and unmanaged devices." Cisco news release

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