@BlakeRichardson he is willing to help people out and kind of a big deal 🙂 ... View more

Nice GIF! ... View more

KUDOS ... View more

This sounds right to me as well 🙂   ... View more

Hopefully, the App will get some love and it will be possible to see a motion zoom snapshot within notifications. I really hope that Meraki are working on improving the video side of things! So much potential! ... View more

Nice! ... View more

>Yeah I use it, initially just to monitor Uplink data on MX, and AP status. >Useful at a glance but yes not all that many features. If you could change things via the app - that would be neat. Especially on a tablet! ... View more

Yes, I have seen this enough times to also feel the firmware is the issue. However, until there is a firmware revision out that resolves the problem. Hard to know 😉 ... View more

Liked the sound of new prizes? What were they? More prizes sounds like more fun! ... View more

@ShawnWillard   Sounds like a faulty device, flakey internet / cloud connection (unlikely) or the firmware flaking out (thermal overheating / memory leak) and then it auto shuts down or crashes? ... View more

Okay, if your VLANs on the switch are sorted the tagging is enabled on this port it should just be a matter of setting up the appropriate virtual interfaces on the ethernet device. This is pretty much up to the system admin of that system. If they said it worked on a different brand of switch then you could try using that. But personally, I have not had any issues with Meraki or CISCO switches and this kind of tagging to a device (even using VMWare / other virtualisation software).   I would suggest that if you have a macOS device floating around, (BSD backend) not sure what system you are using. Then you could try setting up VLANS on the ethernet interface. It is straight froward and you can do it all from the GUI (network settings). Could be worth a try! ... View more

@ww    Someone said that the ports that connect the switch to the MX and from switch to switch should be set to Trunk then all the others should be set to Access. Does that sound right?   I would say that between the switches you will want trunk ports that have all VLANs.   Also, going to the MX you will either want a trunk port with all the required VLANs or maybe even all VLANs. You may be able to setup an access port for the switch and then add on the required VLANs but if it is not working - then Keep IT Simple!   Start With TRUNK ports between the switches and then setup an ACCESS port on the VLAN you are having issues with and connect a computer to that port via ethernet to ensure that the VLAN is working before introducing anything else into the mix. ... View more

@ShawnWillard   Will restarting the unit fix yours. Is the issue intermittent?  ... View more

Yes, this is well worth checking! ... View more

Okay, that is good to know. Thanks! ... View more

That is a good document. Maybe ensure the VLAN is working if you set a port on the switch to an access port and you attach another device (eg Laptop). Just to make sure that the VLAN is working? ... View more

I have seen this issue as well. Sometimes a firmware upgrade may resolve it = I suspect the camera is crashing / not able to reach the internet to talk to mothership. ... View more

Have you setup the static routes between the VLAN's? You said it was working in one direction. Maybe double checking those routes is worth while? ... View more

Maybe having shapes / icons could be an improvement? ... View more

I really like the way VLAN's are handled in Meraki Dashboard. ... View more

Would be interested in this working with JumpCloud? ... View more