Monitoring and Reporting

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Cisco Meraki AP not showing on MS Switch LLDP Column
Last Seen Switch Port of Client Keeps Changing
MS DHCP Servers
MS Event Log Entries and Definitions: If an MS switch is in use on a given network, the event log can be a handy tool to monitor various switching events. The event log reports the following switch-specific event types:
Packet Captures and Port Mirroring on the MS Switch: Work stations in promiscuous mode can sniff LAN packets within their broadcast domain. A workstation connected to Cisco Meraki switches can capture these packets through port mirroring. This article will cover how to capture traffic passed by an MS switch, using the following steps:
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