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We have come across some issues where windows clients (Dell laptops), that have both ethernet and wifi connected, are getting disconnected randomly from a Meraki switch every so often. The port on the switch goes into a disconnected state and the onl...
We have 2 firewalls, 1 Meraki MX 100 and the other a different vendor. The non Meraki firewall is used for internet traffic and non Meraki site to site VPN's. The Meraki is primarily used for Client VPN.We have a Meraki MS390 L3 switch.We use a defa...
We have a vlan interface configured with multiple secondary ip addresses on one of our core L3 switches. Now we do not know who or why those secondary ip addresses were configured. How can we find out if the secondary ip address of a vlan interface a...
We have a catalyst stack of 3850 switches that is used as our core L3 switch in our hub site in a datacenter. We have a dual homed ISP connection (HSRP on the inside active/passive). It's pretty simple, about 2 to 3 internal L2 switches, 1 L3 core sw...
One of our sites was closed and the users and computers were moved to 2 different physical locations. The Meraki network in the dashboard was never adjusted to reflect the changes. So we had devices sitting in that network that are actually residing ...
Ideally endpoints should connect to access ports but that should not be causing this issue. By default the switches come with trunked ports enabled. Yes, wireless SSID is on vlan 1. Which is also not ideal but should not be causing problems.Again thi...
Please, provide more detail information:When did the issue start happening?Sometime in April or early MayDid you perform any network or configuration changes around that time?NoWhat's the switchport configuration?Default settings:Port status EnabledT...
I like your creativity, but this can potentially become quite an ordeal to manage which I would want to avoid. Just to mention a few, monitoring and zscaler, could make it a mess.
As for your gateway question, VLAN 2’s gateway will still be the Meraki switch (let’s say 192.168.2.1). The switch will then decide where to send the traffic—straight to Firewall 2 based on the static route.How would you do this if a default route is...
Sorry for some missing information but of course vlan 1 and vlan 2 have unique network ip addresses ranges. I just need to know if it's possible to configure the Meraki L3 to have 1 subnet route through 1 firewall and the other subnet through the oth...
