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MikeC
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Jul 12 2018
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Jul 10 2018
5:03 PM
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BTW... Forgot to ask... Does it mean that there's really no way to display hostname on CDP neighbor list on Cisco Catalyst?
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Jul 10 2018
3:47 PM
Interesting... I did look at LLDP neighbor before and was sure that it didn't display the hostname. It does now. I guess I didn't wait long enough for LLDP to update. Thanks.
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Your 2nd guess is correct. I was sure that I've disabled all firewall rules. Apparently I was wrong. I have just disabled the firewall rules, but haven't tested yet since I'm not at customer site right now. I've asked my customer to test. BTW, I configured the Meraki to run in Bridged mode, not NAT.
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Jul 10 2018
3:41 PM
Sorry... I should've been more specific about the LAN switch... It's Cisco Catalyst, not Meraki switch. Only the WAP is Meraki.
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Hi all, I'm migrating customer's Aironet to Meraki. Existing Aironet WAP's are managed through WLC integrated on Cat3750G switch. Main SSID, let's call it "MyWifi" is secured via 802.1X and RADIUS (Microsoft NPS). Since I'm really new to Meraki (and indeed on WiFi as a whole), I created a new SSID on the Meraki called "MyWifi2" to allow me to test things out before full rollout. I created a new policy on the Microsoft NPS server, replicating all the settings from "MyWifi" policy, except for Called-Station-ID. Since Meraki prepend BSSID in the Called-Station-ID, I used wildcard character: .*.MyWifi2$ In the backend, the Meraki WAP is connected to a stacked Cat 3650 via 802.1Q trunk, with the management VLAN configured as native VLAN. Meraki WAP mgmt IP is statically configured, allocated from mgmt VLAN subnet. I used a customer SOE laptop to connect to the MyWifi2 SSID. At a glance, the laptop appeared to connect OK. I can browse the Internet. BUT, I could not connect to the Intranet. Fired up command prompt, and tried pinging the default gateway, received "Destination host unreachable". I'm at a loss here. Any ideas?
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Jul 9 2018
9:33 PM
Hi, Trivial question.... I've configured hostname on the Dashboard for each WAP, but when I looked at the CDP neighbors on the switch the WAP is connected to, I only see the WAP's MAC address as hostname. How do I display the WAP hostname I configured on the dashboard to show up on CDP? Thanks.
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My counterpart on the Windows side changed the NPS profile to use wildcard. All works now.
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Jul 8 2018
6:05 PM
Managed to get things working by removing "Called-Station-ID" from the condition/restriction on the NPS profile. Just realised that Meraki used a different value in "Called-Station-ID" rather than using the SSID name, it's using BSSID (I missed this part when I scanned through the document on configuring RADIUS on Meraki). If we need to maintain this condition/restriction on the NPS profile, it appears that we will have to list all the possible "Called-Station-ID" on the NPS profile. Considering we have 2 SSID's on each WAP, running over both 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios, we'll have to add 4 BSSID's for *each* Meraki WAP on the NPS profile. We'll need to deploy 11 WAP's, so 44 BSSID's. This will get untenable, and unscalable, very quickly. Is there any other way that's more scalable, but still using RADIUS?
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Jul 8 2018
2:58 PM
Hi, Firstly, I'm a bit of a n00b on enterprise-class wireless networking (have been predominantly working on routing and switching only until recently). I'm currently working on migrating a customer's existing Cisco Aironet to Meraki. The particular site that I'm currently working on has 4x Aironet 1142 controlled by integrated WLC on Cat 3750G. Wireless clients are authenticated to "main" SSID via 802.1X with RADIUS (Microsoft RADIUS/NPS). I configured a test SSID on the Meraki with 802.1X authentication using the same RADIUS server. But I could not connect to this SSID from customer's SOE laptop, running Windows 7. Running packet capture on the Meraki dashboard revealed RADIUS Access-Reject message. I could connect successfully to the SSID on the Aironet using the same laptop and username/pwd. I've made sure the RADIUS secret is correct. I created another test SSID using WPA2-Personal auth and could connect without any problem. What am I missing? TIA.
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