Provides information about any neighboring APs. Provides utilization information about the hardware and the channels being used by the AP you are connected to. If using Internet Explorer, only versions 10 and above are supported. Provides a tool for conducting a speed test from the wireless client to the AP.
Provides information regarding the client's connectivity to the AP, the AP's current network and channels, as well as other cloud connectivity and status information. MR access points provide the following information and configuration options on their local status page: This can be useful for determining which AP/switch/firewall a client's traffic is going through to reach the internet. Additionally, each device can be accessed by DNS name from a client whose traffic passes through it by browsing to the following URLs from the client. This is done by entering the LAN IP address in the URL bar of a web browser. To reach MR devices, the client must be wirelessly connected to the AP (using a configured SSID or the "meraki-setup" SSID), but MS and MX devices can be accessed by any device with access to their LAN IP.
Default cisco switch password serial number#
The default credentials are the serial number of the device (all upper-case with dashes), the username, and a blank password. The local status page users digest authentication with MD5 hashing for the connection between the administering computer and the Meraki device to protect these sensitive settings. By default, users are required to log in to pages that provide configurable options. The local status page of any Meraki device is accessible via the web browser of a host machine.
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