*** Important
Cisco messed up the local status page passwords. Autogenerated pws but they weren't stored by cisco or given to customers.
Step 1 - Make sure local status page is enabled and pw reset
- Network wide > configure > general
- Scroll down to Device configuration
- Make sure "local device status page enabled" is selected in the drop down
- Change password, enter a 14 char pw with numbers/upper and lower case and symbol
- Click update
- Allow time for cloud to sync
Step 2 - Test local status page before switching
- Before switching anything
- Plug laptop into a meraki LAN port (check the port is on right vlan)
- Visit the local status page for MX it should be http://wired.meraki.com
- One customer said it only worked in edge but not chrome
- test login works
Step 3 - Switch over to new interconnection and reconfig
- Switch over to new internet connection
- Plug WAN port into the new ISP
- Log into local status page.
- Config the new settings and save
- Give it a few minutes to connect to cloud (check LEDs)
- It should come online and appear in cloud
- You may also change the cloud config to match
Meraki status pages
MR - http://ap.meraki.com
MS - http://switch.meraki.com
MX - http://mx.meraki.com or http://wired.meraki.com
MG - http://mg.meraki.com
Any - http://setup.meraki.com or http://my.meraki.com
FYI - Cisco reset local status page passwords, it used to be admin and the serial of the device but in 2025 cisco auto generated one and asked users to set a password.
https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Tools_and_Troubleshooting/Using_the_Cisco_Meraki_Device_Local_Status_Page
