Monitoring and Reporting

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Clearing Client Usage Data on the MX Security Appliance
Event type DHCP Lease Filling Up My Event log
IP Conflict Events Triggered by iOS Devices: Before an Apple iOS device uses DHCP to obtain an IP address on a new network connection, it will first attempt to re-use the IP address configuration received from a previous networks DHCP server. The iOS device does not take into account whether the new network and previous network are different.
MX Client Connectivity Monitoring
Only one client device is listed in the Clients page
Primary Uplink Status and Ethernet Port Carrier Change Events
Using the MX Live tools: The Live tools available under Monitor > Appliance Status > Live Tools provide useful information for troubleshooting network issues on the MX Security Appliance. Each of these tools is able to pull information from, or interact with, the MX appliance in real-time. Each section below will provide information regarding the different tools and how they can be used.

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Appliance Status
The Appliance Status page is accessible through Security Appliance > Monitor > Appliance status and ...
Device Utilization
In order to perform crucial networking and security tasks, the MX Security Appliance must allocate r...
SD-WAN Monitoring

Client Tracking Options
There are 3 different ways to track clients on the dashboard: Track By Meraki Identifier, Track by ...
NetFlow Overview
NetFlow is a protocol for exporting metrics for IP traffic flows. NetFlow data is sent from a flow e...
Security Center
The Security Center provides a centralized view for security filtering events. This includes both ID...

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