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Berkeleycowboy · ‎Oct 17 2022

I'm running Cisco ISE 2.7.0.356 patch 7 with the same issue. Receiving "Your browser is currently unsupported" on a test iPhone running IOS 16.0.3 Will be opening a ticket with Cisco to hopefully shed light.

ChesterX · ‎Jan 16 2022

I agree. Let's make sure to give this feedback to Meraki.

Bruce · ‎Aug 10 2021

@mo_unify , the only way to do it with the NAT method is to enter every single IP address for the entire subnet... which isn't practical. If you need an entire subnet opened then the best approach will be to log a ticket with support to get the Company 2 MX network enabled for No-NAT. When this has been done you can specify that NAT is not to be used on a specific WAN port, or a specific VLAN on a specific WAN port. Just be aware that when No-NAT support is enabled it also enables the inbound firewall rules for independent configuration (so no longer tied to the NAT translations), but by default it allows everything inbound (generally not desirable) so you need to start by fixing that. Once No-NAT is enabled, you can turn off NAT for the 10.0.99.0/24 VLAN, and then after adding a 'deny any any' rule to the inbound firewall you can then fine tune your rules to what you actually want.

Limitless · ‎Jul 31 2021

We provide a solution for Retail to remove this noise & also to link into Epos to see what they are buying along with recommendation & re marketing. If you want a chat gary@limitlessinsights.com

SimJim · ‎Jan 12 2021

Is there a way to do this automatically for all users? From what I can see, you have to highlight a user before you can make any changes to their expiry date. I can see accounts that were setup in September 2020 and still active. Thanks for any information.

PhilipDAth · ‎Mar 31 2020

>I'm going to 500Mbps now The MX67 and MX68 are the best fit here with 450Mb/s of throughput.

AlexanderN · ‎Jun 3 2019

Please contact Meraki Support and they will be able to advise or enable this feature (if it exists).

The_Dude · ‎Feb 6 2019

Since it has now has officially been announced I can answer that yes, the July Systems technology will be a part of the new DNA Spaces. I have had a chance to play around with it and it looks pretty slick. You can find more info here: https://dnaspaces.cisco.com/

mo_unify · ‎Jan 11 2019

I did reboot it at every point. Something is wrong with the way the M1 detects if there is a connected "client", and then puts itself into Standby mode. Because it has a battery it's trying to be smart with power and for some reason the MAC on the Meraki does not trigger that a client is connected - but this is only when it's in IP Passthru mode. When you connect the M1 to your computer, no problems at all, even in Passthru. It gives itself and your computer a public IP. I factory reset the device and ended up leaving it in it's default mode (NAT). I ended up switching the Meraki to a static IP address and then pointing the Netgear M1's DMZ setting to the internal IP of the Meraki. Voila - VPN worked.

wonwif · ‎Oct 11 2018

Hi Hammer, Thanks for the reply and including the actual transcripts / quotes from the Webinar advising MU-MIMO to be turned off. I must admit I was kind of multitasking while watching(listening) to the webinar and my key takeaway from the Webinar was that the MU-MIMO has a very little performance gain as per the slide #17 of 24 “Focusing on MU is like picking up pennies when $100 bills are lying all around you” here http://public.brighttalk.com/resource/core/146591/wave2_netscout_269407.pdf Overall, I would agree with turning off the MU-MIMO, if it did actually cause these system meltdown and I’m wondering if there is any data to show this info? Once again thanks for sharing the webinar and responding to my post! cheers

bhangad · ‎Jul 30 2018

hello @MerakiDave thanks for your comprehensive solution. was looking for it. really appreciated.

CarolineS · ‎Jul 2 2018

Great idea @mo_unify! I’ll set yours aside!

mo_unify · ‎Jun 25 2018

I'm assuming the Wireless hardware will be very similar in both units, but you must remember that the MR30H has a switch built into it, which will ultimately consume CPU and hardware resources. It also has to load the Meraki Configuration for the switch onto the RAM. If you do not need the switching capabilities of the MR30, choosing the MR33 will ultimately be the best option for wireless clients.

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