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Re: VLAN bridged SSID still prompts splash page

by in Wireless
Friday
Friday
Here's the issue: 1.) Guest SSID (Vlan A) : Open w/ Splash page  2.) IoT SSID (Bridged to VLAN A) : Open w/ No splash page (but users still being prompted with splash page) It seems like since the IoT SSID is bridged to VLAN A, for some reason it's using the Guest SSID splash page settings AND when the SSID is in bridged mode, it inherits splash page settings. ... View more

Re: VLAN bridged SSID still prompts splash page

by in Wireless
Friday
Friday
No, this MX doesn't have wireless capabilities. The Guest SSID is configured on the wireless network via Wireless > Splash page. I have the IoT SSID bridged to my Guest Vlan but the IoT isn't configured to use any kind authentication. But it doesn't make sense why the it's prompting users with a splash page. ... View more

VLAN bridged SSID still prompts splash page

by in Wireless
Friday
Friday
Hello folks, I have an IoT SSID that is bridged to our current Guest VLAN. We have a Guest SSID using the same VLAN as IoT, which is open and has splash page authentication enabled. On the IoT SSID, I have no association requirements (open) and no splash page enabled, but the splash page still prompts. FYI - the MX is not not WiFI capable. Why is this? ... View more
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Re: Being alerted when primary or secondary WAN's experience link loss? Usi...

by in Security & SD-WAN
‎Nov 14 2023 7:57 AM
‎Nov 14 2023 7:57 AM
@alemabrahao Thanks dude.  Checking this out now!  ... View more

Being alerted when primary or secondary WAN's experience link loss? Using A...

by in Security & SD-WAN
‎Nov 14 2023 7:15 AM
‎Nov 14 2023 7:15 AM
Hello good people,   I manage many Meraki MX and Z3 networks (that contain primary and secondary circuits with load balancing and AutoVpn enabled); And I respond to issues via user complaints, email alerts, webhooks, network browsing, etc.  One issue I've come across is WAN links will experience 50%-100% link loss, won't show as 'failed' in the dashboard, so it doesn't trigger an alert.  So the link will be unusable, not showing as down/failed and this is a problem I'm 100% re-active to.  I want to get in front of this kind of issue.   I've used Postman's 'getOrganizationDevicesUplinksLossAndLatency' API requests that'll show 'lookback' times up to 60 days and down to 2 minutes.  Has anyone discovered a clever solution to be notified when WAN link loss is above 'X'% or similar?  The best I could come up with is sending scheduled 'getOrganizationDevicesUplinksLossAndLatency' API request and parsing the JSON responses using JSONata.     Any thoughts?  Are you having this issue and found a solution that you can share?     Thanks in advance for your responses! ... View more
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