How-Tos
Step-by-step instructions to use or manage specific features on Cisco Meraki access points.
- Encryption and Authentication
- Step-by-step instructions to enable specific features related to secure encryption and authentication methods.
- Configuring Clients for 802.1X and Meraki Authentication
- Configuring Devices for 802.1X Google Authentication (EAP-TTLS + PAP)
- Configuring EAP-TTLS + PAP Authentication on Windows 8 and 10
- Configuring WEP encrypted SSID
- Configuring WPA2-Enterprise with Google Auth
- Configuring WPA2-Enterprise with Meraki Authentication
- Creating a Policy in NPS to support EAP-TLS authentication
- Enabling WPA2-Enterprise in Windows
- Freeradius: Adding a gateway AP as a RADIUS client
- Freeradius: Configure freeradius to work with EAP-TLS authentication
- Using special characters in WEP keys
- Features and Integrations
- Step-by-step instructions for specific tasks related to wireless devices, features, and integrations.
- 916X Management Mode Checklist and Troubleshooting
- Alternate Management Interface on MR Devices
- Automatically Integrating Cisco Umbrella with Meraki Networks
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
- Checking Signal Strength and Throughput on a Cisco Meraki Wireless Network
- Client Balancing
- Compatibility with Cisco 7925G VoIP Phone
- Configuring Wireless Band Preference on Client Devices
- Enabling, Disabling, and Changing SSID Names
- Hidden SSIDs
- Hotspot 2.0
- Hotspot 2.0 Configuration Example
- Low Power Mode on Cisco Switches
- Meraki XML API
- MR MQTT Data Streaming
- Multicast-Unicast Conversion
- OpenRoaming integration with Cisco Spaces
- Port Link Speed of Cisco Meraki Access Points
- Power Settings
- Rebooting a Cisco Meraki Access Point
- Renaming a Cisco Meraki AP
- Run Dark Mode
- Seamless Meraki Integration with Cisco Spaces
- Setting priority for wireless and wired adapter in Windows
- SSID Availability
- Static IP Assignment on a Cisco Meraki Access Point
- Using Tags to Broadcast SSIDs from Specific APs
- Using Tags to Manage MR Access Points
- Firewall and Traffic Shaping
- Control outbound and inter-network traffic using firewall rules, while controlling the speed of different applications using traffic shaping.
- 'Deny Local LAN' settings in Cisco Meraki MR firewall
- Adult Content Filtering Overview
- All VLANs can ping the Cisco Meraki AP's LAN Interface
- Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Compliancy with WiFi
- Configuring Bandwidth Limitations and Enabling Speed Burst on Wireless Networks
- HTTP Force Proxy on MR Access Points
- MR Firewall Rules
- Traffic and Bandwidth Shaping
- Verifying Bandwidth Limitations on your network
- Wireless Client Isolation
- Splash Page
- Step-by-step instructions to customize features on the splash page.
- About Splash Page Logo, Image, HTML and CSS Files
- Billing for Wireless Access
- Cisco Meraki Hosted Splash Page Variables
- Configuring a Prepaid Card Billing SSID
- Configuring Splash Page Authentication with an LDAP Server
- Customizing Splash Pages for Fast Prepaid Card Billing SSIDs
- Custom Splash Page Themes
- Enabling Click-through splash-page
- Integrating Active Directory with Sign-On Splash Page For MR Access Points
- Scoping Active Directory per SSID
- Self-registration for Splash User Accounts
- Splash pages with PayPal or Credit Card Billing
- Splash Page Frequency