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Question Monitoring for Dropped Packets on Wireless LAN

scoad

Junior Member
Hello all,

We have a Meraki network and are running MR 32, 34, and 42s on the wireless LAN. Our network has been experiencing extreme packet drops on the wireless LAN. Blocks of packets have been dropping to all destinations, and the wired LAN was no affected. Meraki has fixed the issue with a firmware update.

My question is, can we set up monitoring on our Meraki network to alert us to extreme packet drops? As of now, I am relying on unhappy employees coming up to me and complaining about there internet, not working. I want to be more proactive with our network alerts.

Thank you for any guidance!
 
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Download .pcap
You can download a packet capture file to your local computer by selecting Download .pcap file (for Wireshark). This file can then be opened with a program such as Wireshark. A duration up to 60 seconds can be specified for the capture length. With MR products, the maximum amount of packets captured is 5000.

 
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If you have your dashboard configured correctly, you should be able to get messages sent to you directly from the dashboard. At least I was able to do this with the older OD2 Outdoor ap. Ymmv.
 
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