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No DHCP from VLAN unless AP plugged directly into Meraki MX64

Hello,

 

I've been running into issues getting a single VLAN setup for guest wifi.

 

My hardware:
Meraki MX64
Cisco WAP561
Cisco SG300-28P (in L2 mode)
also have SG500

 

WORKING SETUP (basically the WAP561 plugged directly into back of Meraki MX64 into a trunk port):

Meraki MX64 config: see "meraki routing" image
WAP561 config: see "WAP561 networks" image

 

WORKING with Meraki MX64 and WAP561 only.PNG

 

Wireless networks.PNG

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DESIRED SETUP:

Meraki MX64
Cisco SG300-28P
WAP561

When I introduce the switch, and plug the WAP561 into port 4, I am not able to get a DHCP address. I plugged my laptop directly into Port 4 and I do get an IP address (on the native VLAN 192.168.21.x). Below are the VLAN settings on my SG300-28P. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

 

SG300-28P VLAN setttings (1).PNGSG300-28P VLAN setttings (2).PNGPORT-to-VLAN.PNGPort VLAN membership.PNG

 

 

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Well, I am both embarrassed and ecstatic. That was it. Just had to configure the uplink port on the SG300-28P! image below..... :)

working.PNG

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OMG. I'll be right back. I just realized I never made any VLAN changes on the uplink port on the switch. Doh. I hope that is it. I'm a newbie.... can you tell?

Well, I am both embarrassed and ecstatic. That was it. Just had to configure the uplink port on the SG300-28P! image below..... :)

working.PNG

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