I've connected two switches via a LAN connections  and they both were getting NAT Type B connections. My assumption (rightly or wrongly) is that since the change happened at the MX level and not the switch level, that it should work for any other Nintendo Switch that connects in the same way. Since I don't know exactly what commands, prompts, or scripts were run to make it work in the first place, I can't say for sure. Other than that, I've connected more than one console and both have gotten the correct NAT Type.   Hope that feedback helps!  ... View more

After opening an additional case, and essentially asking for a second opinion, another support tech told me that they would be able to help. Unfortunately, I can't tell you exactly what they did, because when I asked them what they did to remedy the situation (so I could learn!), they just told me that it was a proprietary solution and they couldn't disclose the process. Maybe it was a special Meraki script that was run, I don't know, but within 15 minutes of making the call the Nintendo was showing NAT type B and we were able to connect.   What I'm really curious about is, why it took me almost two weeks to get to a 15 minute solution, especially when it wasn't something that I could fix??   I am just grateful it's working now! ... View more

We are having the same issue right now and when I contacted Meraki support I was basically told that our firewall (MX250 with firmware MX 18.211.2) is just not cable of allow a change to NAT type A or B connection. I was advised that our only solution was to put a switch on the Internet side of our firewall to create a DMZ that doesn't hit our firewall at all, allow for the appropriate NAT type to show when connecting the Nintendo device to the Internet. I can't imagine that this cannot be done within the current structure of our MX250. Can someone confirm or deny this? Thank you in Advance for your help. Our ESports team hasn't been able to compete for two weeks because I can't get this figured out. ... View more

This post has been here for a while, but I'd encourage anyone who has been using the MT14 to share a workflow or some tips for determining if a specific reading is recognized for vaping versus cigarette smoke or from other "smoke-able" items. The thresholds for air quality make sense as outlined in previous posts on this thread, but determining when the air quality is changed for something like deodorant spray, perfume, or toilet cleaning supplies is the real challenge.   Our current settings for alerts (Both for TVOC and PM2.5) are set to alert anytime the air quality is above 64 for PM2.5 or above 9000 for TVOC. To date (over 5 months), we haven't been able to determine when a reading might possibly correlate to a specific airborne items. For example, will cleaning supplies generally get to a certain level of TVOC or PM2.5 when used in a bathroom? To what level would someone smoking marijuana cause the TVOC and PM2.5 to go up? Is there a threshold we could use to weed out (no pun intended) some readings than another.   Again, just curious what others may have deduced since implementation.   Thanks in advance for sharing! ... View more

Truthfully - I need to find someone with a vape pen and some cigarettes and just see what the environment looks like under these conditions. 🙂  Thanks for following up. It was helpful! ... View more

OK, let me append my initial post. Just this morning I made the switch over from battery power to POE. I toggle the switch over to "high sampling mode."  Truthfully, I've been getting so many alerts in battery mode, that every time I saw the phrase "sensor stopped alert," I assumed it was because it went offline.   Now that I'm looking at it,  I'm seeing that the alerts are telling me when levels are rising and falling.   What we truly want is to know if/when we are above a certain level. Is that the distinction between the two check boxes for both TVOC and PM2.5?   Here are my current Alert conditions:     Here is the Alert I've been getting, but it may be because I have my thresholds set to be too sensitive. I'm getting them every 20 to 30 minutes.   Thanks for responding. I'm new using the sensors and truthfully, I'm at the point where I want to find a smoker and a vapor and put in the bathrooms to see what changes happen and to what levels in real life, instead of just messing around with "guesstimates." ... View more