If you didn't install the switches yourself you should visually check if the switches have the stacking adapters installed. The distributor where we buy the switches for our customers always use the spare part version of the SKU for modules and adapters.  So we always get the switches without the modules installed and have to screw them in ourselves.  They have these really long bolts and it's fun wrecking your wrist if you don't have an electric screwdriver on hand 😉 ... View more

As stated in the document shared earlier If all stack members are powered up around the same time, the MS with the lowest MAC address will be elected the Active switch. If the stack members are not powered up around the same time, the MS with the highest uptime will be elected the Active switch, regardless of its MAC address. The Active switch will remain the Active switch until it's either rebooted or an event occurs that forces another Active switch election (such as stack ports being reconnected).   ... View more

What is the actual part number for the included bracket? Meraki seems to have completely forgotten to indicate that in the antenna data sheet, nor did they include any instructions for installation.  ... View more

As the note mentions - future ... View more

L3 Roaming with a MX creates a L2 VPN tunnel from the AP/SSID to the MX. The wireless clients are tunneled to the MX then are placed on a VLAN either local to the MX (if MX is in Routed mode) or bridged onto a L2 VLAN (Concentrator mode) with some external L3 gateway. ... View more

Meraki switches typically retain event logs even after a reboot. These logs are crucial for troubleshooting and maintaining network security. However, the duration logs are stored may depend on the switch model and configuration settings ... View more

@CN If you change to manual NAT and enter public IP and port, what will happen if the MX device switces to secondary uplink with different public IP address? ... View more

@PhilipDAth Can you please explain in more detail?    Are you saying that in one moment in NAT translation table there will be MX private IP address mapped to one public IP address and/or port, and in other moment they will be different. So, the returned traffic will have IP/port mismatch and the data would not get forwarded correctly?   How often MX registers its IP and port to the VPN registrator?   ... View more