Cisco Meraki Go Operating instructions

Meraki Go - Troubleshooting Tools
Meraki Go provides multiple Troubleshooting Tools to assist you in performing troubleshooting on your network. This document will go over each of the tools,
how they should be used, and what actions you can take from them.
Accessing Troubleshooting Tools
To access the troubleshooting tools, you’ll want to browse to the Hardware section on the bottom navigation bar. From there, you can select the access point
that you want to troubleshoot. On the hardware details page, you should see a section called Troubleshooting tools.
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Test Connection
The Test Connection tool allows you to validate that the access point is able to either
a. reach the Meraki Go cloud, or
b. reach a specific website that you have specified
The tool will return both average latency and loss rate, and in a situation where neither of these are in an ideal state, will provide some actionable items you can
take.
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Blink LED
Sometime you may have forgotten which access point is installed where, and need to identify it without wanting to remove it from the wall. In this situation, the
Blink LED tool will allow you to set the LED that is installed on each Meraki Go access point to blink, making it identifiable.
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Reboot
If you ever feel the need to remotely turn your Meraki Go access point off and on again, you are able to do so with the Reboot tool. If any clients are connected
to the access point that is about to be rebooted, it will provide you with a list of these clients, so that you are aware of the impact.
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