Nice job! I'll be referring to this when we get ready to deploy our new Meraki wireless infrastructure. I really appreciate your work on this. Thank you.
Hi Juan, Thanks for a great series on Meraki. I appreciate sharing your knowledge and explaining the complete stack. It has certainly made a non meraki guy from Zero to Hero. I have successfully built a full combined stack. Keep them coming. God bless you :)
cool man! thanks for the explanation! i have tried looking up some udemy courses quickly but have not seen anything good yet. but your explanation are great. straight to the point and easy-to-understand speech! 10/10 on this video!
I love the way you explain the important changes; the ones that could spell disaster if not configured properly. I would have liked to see the splash screen in action and what happens when changes are saved.😁
Hello Suresh, There is no specific configuration that should be in place, it will depend on your network specifics ( trunk or access, VLAN, DHCP or static IP, etc). Check which VLANs or traffic would you like to use in the AP and then you can configure it accordingly.
Nice Content, By the way we have Cisco Meraki MX64 connected to MDM VSAT, our management want to expand, what Meraki POE cisco switches is compatible for MX64?We planning to purchase at least two 8 or 12 PORT Meraki swtich that are compatible to MEraki AP... any recommendation please
I have to connect this Meraki access point to a Cisco switch to remote location. i wanted to know before i send this out to replace our old non meraki access point if i need to configure the access point with IP address?
If the remote location has a DHCP server able to provide an IP address, you do not need to assign a static IP address to the AP, it will request one once it is connected.
Dear Juhan, Could you please assist regarding the repeater mode, some Access point it showing repeater mode and I am not able to remove the same, There is no IP learned in the AP
Hi Juan, can you please tell me how many user can a meraki Access Point like MR76 with external Antenna support, and how much range is recommended between the AP‘s?
Hello Ali, That is a question that cannot be answered easily. The number of clients will depend more in the environment than in the capabilities of the AP. since you are talking of the MR76 which is one of the latest APs as of now, I would not worry of the number of clients that supports and more of the environment that allows the AP to support as much as possible. This AP is able to handle as much as you can bring them as long as the environment allows it. You should refrain your focus on doing a very good site survey to answer your following questions. With good Site survey results, you will be able to know how many clients your environment supports with several of these APs in the space you have with the separation you projected. This information cannot be achieve without proper analysis of the location and RF environment, any info I can give you know would be just speculation. I hope that helps you.
Hello Doug, All Meraki APs can be considered standalone access points and are connected to the Meraki Dashboard. Are you using the Meraki dashboard or trying to access it locally? Take that into consideration.
Hi , can you share information of configuring DHCP relay for Meraki APs. I have a scenario in which all the SSIDs are configured via WLC Controller. We need to configure New Meraki APs so that they can have same SSIDs and IP addresses from the DHCP server in parallel to the existing network. Is it possible, or can we configure APs with Static IPs and the clients get IP information from the controller and use the same ranges?
Hello Hamza, The SSIDs in the Meraki APs can be configured as "Bridge mode". When the clients associate to the SSID, the DHCP discover will be sent to the LAN, the upstream devices will be responsible to send the DHCP Discover to the DHCP server. The VLAN used for the DHCP discover coming from the client will be the one configured in the Access Control page of the SSID. The Meraki APs do not have DHCP Relay configuration because they do not need it. They will send the DHCP Discover upstream and the devices in the LAN should forward the traffic properly. I hope that answer your question.
Hello Sean, You can find more information regarding official Cisco Meraki trainings in the documentation below: documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair
Hello @pkip, In the documentation below you can find more information regarding the webinars and the courses with labs that Cisco Meraki provides. documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Support/Contacts_for_Webinar_and_CMNO%2C_CMNA%2C_ECMS_Equipment
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Meraki getting deployed in my org and I am new to the technology. I am getting familiar with devices by watching your videos :)
Nice job! I'll be referring to this when we get ready to deploy our new Meraki wireless infrastructure. I really appreciate your work on this. Thank you.
Hello,
Thank you! I am glad you liked it. Be ready for the announcement next week!
Hi Juan, Thanks for a great series on Meraki. I appreciate sharing your knowledge and explaining the complete stack. It has certainly made a non meraki guy from Zero to Hero. I have successfully built a full combined stack. Keep them coming. God bless you :)
Glad you enjoy it!
cool man! thanks for the explanation! i have tried looking up some udemy courses quickly but have not seen anything good yet. but your explanation are great. straight to the point and easy-to-understand speech! 10/10 on this video!
Hello E K,
Thank you for your comments. Regarding the courses, stay tuned, I am cooking some juicy about that!
I love the way you explain the important changes; the ones that could spell disaster if not configured properly.
I would have liked to see the splash screen in action and what happens when changes are saved.😁
Excellent Explanation. The Best!!!
Doing good job and really very helpful.
Thanks for the Information
Thank your for these videos
You are welcome! I am glad you liked the videos
very cool video I needed this thank you very much.
Thanks for your videos
You have an excellent videos on Meraki! How can I get in touch with you , need your help guys in setting up small office environment. Thank you
Hello,
You can send an email to info@theitway.net
Super useful guide, i was pulling my hair out trying to understand why my ports wouldnt work. didnt assign the correct vlan.
Glad to it helped you. Enjoy the remaining videos!
@@TheITWay Would be great to see a video on the warm failover aspect of Meraki kit.
is there any limitations that would stop you using a port on the Mx for a wifi access configured trunk ?
Joan, what should be the cisco 3750 port configuration or switch configuration to connect meraki access point
Hello Suresh,
There is no specific configuration that should be in place, it will depend on your network specifics ( trunk or access, VLAN, DHCP or static IP, etc). Check which VLANs or traffic would you like to use in the AP and then you can configure it accordingly.
Hi Joan! Can you please make a video using splash page using Meraki authentication? how to add users?
Thanks ❤️
Nice Content, By the way we have Cisco Meraki MX64 connected to MDM VSAT, our management want to expand, what Meraki POE cisco switches is compatible for MX64?We planning to purchase at least two 8 or 12 PORT Meraki swtich that are compatible to MEraki AP... any recommendation please
Hello Siads,
All the Cisco Meraki devices are compatible with each other, all of them work seamlessly using the dashboard.
Hi can I connect this to a NOT cisco firewall or router? Thank you for the video
Hello Antonello,
Yes, you can. The uplink device does not matter.
I have to connect this Meraki access point to a Cisco switch to remote location. i wanted to know before i send this out to replace our old non meraki access point if i need to configure the access point with IP address?
If the remote location has a DHCP server able to provide an IP address, you do not need to assign a static IP address to the AP, it will request one once it is connected.
Do you cover Guest Wifi with ISE integration (Radius) ?
i can't connect the access point MR to meraki dashbord, even though already connect to vlan in mx67w. How to solve this sir?
Which course can we learn to be certified in Cisco Meraki?
For Meraki, there is one called ECMS. You can Google it and find the details about it
Dear Juhan,
Could you please assist regarding the repeater mode, some Access point it showing repeater mode and I am not able to remove the same, There is no IP learned in the AP
Hi Juan, can you please tell me how many user can a meraki Access Point like MR76 with external Antenna support, and how much range is recommended between the AP‘s?
Hello Ali,
That is a question that cannot be answered easily. The number of clients will depend more in the environment than in the capabilities of the AP. since you are talking of the MR76 which is one of the latest APs as of now, I would not worry of the number of clients that supports and more of the environment that allows the AP to support as much as possible. This AP is able to handle as much as you can bring them as long as the environment allows it.
You should refrain your focus on doing a very good site survey to answer your following questions. With good Site survey results, you will be able to know how many clients your environment supports with several of these APs in the space you have with the separation you projected. This information cannot be achieve without proper analysis of the location and RF environment, any info I can give you know would be just speculation.
I hope that helps you.
The IT Way yes thank you alot for your response, i already done a Virtual Wireless Survey and every thing is ok now. Thanks
can i connect a meraki AP on a non meraki switch? and how
Hello Juan, how do i configure seamless wifi in mr ap while i using a same ssid but different channel.
Can an MR42 or 33 be used as a standalone access point? I plugged in and it pulled an IP but cannot connect to it? Is it not possible?
Hello Doug,
All Meraki APs can be considered standalone access points and are connected to the Meraki Dashboard. Are you using the Meraki dashboard or trying to access it locally? Take that into consideration.
Hi , can you share information of configuring DHCP relay for Meraki APs. I have a scenario in which all the SSIDs are configured via WLC Controller. We need to configure New Meraki APs so that they can have same SSIDs and IP addresses from the DHCP server in parallel to the existing network. Is it possible, or can we configure APs with Static IPs and the clients get IP information from the controller and use the same ranges?
Hello Hamza,
The SSIDs in the Meraki APs can be configured as "Bridge mode". When the clients associate to the SSID, the DHCP discover will be sent to the LAN, the upstream devices will be responsible to send the DHCP Discover to the DHCP server. The VLAN used for the DHCP discover coming from the client will be the one configured in the Access Control page of the SSID.
The Meraki APs do not have DHCP Relay configuration because they do not need it. They will send the DHCP Discover upstream and the devices in the LAN should forward the traffic properly.
I hope that answer your question.
🎉
how much does the training cost ?
Hello Sean,
You can find more information regarding official Cisco Meraki trainings in the documentation below:
documentation.meraki.com/MX/Deployment_Guides/MX_Warm_Spare_-_High_Availability_Pair
Hi juan, can you please tell me how can i get the free meraki lab access? Thanks
Hello @pkip,
In the documentation below you can find more information regarding the webinars and the courses with labs that Cisco Meraki provides.
documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Support/Contacts_for_Webinar_and_CMNO%2C_CMNA%2C_ECMS_Equipment
Slow down man..
I will do my best lol