Miracast Issues

[Rigmarole]

We have a new business requirement, whereby [ideally] we'd like to have our windows tablets be able to WIN+K (Miracast) to some Samsung/LG TVs around our properties and offices.

This has never really worked, and we've never paid much attention to it, but need to start.

TVs are on the same wifi network / subnet as the client computers. Air Marshall is off (which I've heard can be an issue). We seemingly have no wireless access or L7 policies blocking this. I'm a bit stumped.

Wifi is bridged to the L2, no client isolation policies (that I can see).

I appreciate Miracast isn't the 'best' technology out there, and googling definitely confirms that. But ideally I'd rather not invest in some totally different technology if possible.

Any ideas?

[aleabrahao]

How about deny local lan setting?

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/%27Deny_Local_LAN%27_settings_in_Cisco_Meraki_MR_firewall

[RWelch-USA]

While I am not familiar with this, another forum suggests checking (verifying) Miracast functionality and if it is enabled as a preliminary step and secondary would be to make sure it's running the latest available firmware.

[CMR]

From your post I'm guessing that the TVs are wired and the tablets are using wireless. Is that correct? If so, have you tried connecting a TV wirelessly to the same SSID as the tablets?

I have a wonderful issue where I have a wireless printer and a wireless laptop.

• If they are connected to the same SSID with the same subnet then it works
• If they are connected to different SSIDs with different SSIDs then it works
• If they are connected to different SSIDs with the same subnet, no wireless printing...