topic Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud in Cloud Networking Platform

Early Access: Client360-Cloud

RWelch-USA — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 23:50:10 GMT

Client360 - Cloud

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

Blue_Bird — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 06:53:23 GMT

This is Great..!

Thanks for sharing..! @RWelch2

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

Philip D'Ath — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 23:47:29 GMT

I opted in. What does it do?

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

RWelch-USA — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 23:53:13 GMT

Provides a comprehensive and detailed view of individual client experiences across wired, wireless, and remote connections. Its main goal is to enhance visibility, simplify troubleshooting, and ensure optimal performance for all users on the network. For me, it's a helpful troubleshooting tool (where in lies the root issue).

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

Marcel Tempelman — Wed, 16 Jul 2025 08:12:17 GMT

Looks nice but why did they drop the application/traffic overview from the new client view ? Is that still a roadmap thing ?

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

joey.debra — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 11:44:54 GMT

Does anyone else NOT have any applications visible in this new view?
There are 3 checkboxes on top right but they are greyed out and one of them is applications.

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

RWelch-USA — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 17:40:44 GMT

Not exactly sure which view or screen you are referring to.

The devices on the new topology view are clickable, and they provide specific information depending on the type of device selected. Please note that the amount of data shown for each device varies as not all their live metrics are stored for historical view.

The Application icon is only available if the Meraki + ThousandEyes integration is activated for the client network.

When clicking on the Application icon, we show information about application outages and whether they impact the current client and other.

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

joey.debra — Mon, 21 Jul 2025 19:59:03 GMT

What I mean is that on the old view you could see all the ports and apps the client hs reached which is handy for policy setup. In the new view the applications are gone. They only show in your case when there is thousandeyes integration.
I don't want to lose the info like below.

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

Marcel Tempelman — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 13:09:21 GMT

Yep. It would be bad that a feature that has been in the dashboard for many years is being paywalled.

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

CMR — Wed, 23 Jul 2025 22:06:15 GMT

I have the integration set up (I believe), but it is showing nothing, do you have to wait after enabling the client 360 view?

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

RWelch-USA — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 06:50:55 GMT

The example you shared above (screenshot) shows a wireless device or client where everything seems to be working in good order or hasn't yet met any triggers, events, outages, etc within the last day timeline.

You can try going back further than 1 day or might try to find a troubled or problematic client device to see that all what events are being flagged

The documentation indicates a Vision for Improvement:

Provide an at-a-glance view of the client's current state, including onboarding issues and root cause pathways.
Onboarding issues are: Association, Authentication, DHCP and DNS problems.
We also include Application performance from our existing ThousandEyes integration via the Active Application Monitoring feature.
Consolidate key metrics (e.g., onboarding status, IP, application reachability, performance) into a clear, actionable format.
Seamlessly integrate workflows (top-down and bottom-up) to maintain context across pages.

Re: Early Access: Client360-Cloud

Stephen007 — Wed, 06 Aug 2025 14:58:02 GMT

I’d like to share some feedback regarding the recent updates to the Client360 dashboard.

While I appreciate the enhanced visibility into client onboarding issues and the streamlined troubleshooting workflows, I’ve noticed several limitations that impact our day-to-day operations:

Loss of Application Visibility: The removal of built-in application and traffic insights—unless ThousandEyes is integrated—has reduced our ability to monitor client experience effectively. This functionality was previously available without additional licensing and was critical for policy setup and performance analysis.
Licensing Barrier: Requiring ThousandEyes for full application monitoring introduces a cost and setup barrier that may not be feasible for all organizations, especially those who relied on the legacy features.
Limited Historical Data: The one-week lookback window restricts our ability to perform long-term trend analysis and identify recurring issues.
Fragmented Context: Navigating between dashboard sections sometimes causes loss of context, making it harder to track client issues across different views.

We value the direction Meraki is taking with Client360 and hope future updates will restore some of the legacy functionality or offer more flexible integration options.

Thank you for your continued innovation and support.