Provides information about any neighboring access points. Includes information like SSID, BSSID, signal (signal-to-
noise ratio in DB), channel, mode, and encryption.
• Configure
Provides options for setting the IP address of the access point, putting the MR access point into site survey
mode (see Conducting Site Surveys with MR Access Points), manual channel and power adjustment, and
configuring a proxy for Meraki cloud traffic. Also on this page, you can find the Download support data function (see
more in Support Data Bundle (SDB) article). This will allow you to download a special file to submit to
Meraki support for additional troubleshooting if you are unable to get the unit online.
MR31.1 provides secure access and communication to the local status page for all MR access points and Meraki products by using Transport Layer
Security (TLS) on port TCP 443. The TLS certificate will be valid for "*.[mac-address].devices.meraki.direct", to support IP-carrying names, and
"(*.)[unique distinguishing word]-[mac-address].devices.meraki.direct" The local status page has been updated to support TLS and will now be
accessed at https://ap.meraki.com rather than http://ap.meraki.com.
Note: The web proxy (HTTP proxy) option on the local status page allows specific management traffic from an MR to be directed to an HTTP proxy
server instead of an AP directly reaching out to the Meraki dashboard. All APs running MR 27.X or older firmware support web proxy.
With MR 28.X and MR 29.X firmware, Wi-Fi 6 and newer APs use a Transport Layer Security (TLS) on port TCP 443 to connect to the Meraki
dashboard. Therefore, Wi-Fi 6 and newer APs running MR 28.X and MR 29.X firmware do not support the web proxy option.
MR 30.X added a new HTTP CONNECT proxy option for Wi-Fi 6 and newer APs. For more information, please refer to HTTP CONNECT Proxy
Support on MR Access Points.
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