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Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it as something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net google.com *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.proximity.app/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is needed to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

APPLIES TO: Coworking, Workplace

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it as something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.proximity.app/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is needed to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

APPLIES TO: Coworking, Workplace

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden rangessection enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.proximity.app/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profileby clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Merakitab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is needneeded to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

APPLIES TO: Coworking, Workplace

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden rangessection enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.proximity.app/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profileby clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Merakitab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

ER 7.23.21

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.spaceproximity.app/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

ER 7.23.21

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         2. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.space proximity.space *.proximity.app proximity.app *.imgix.net *.stripe.com *.fontawesome.com *.typekit.net *.googleadservices.com *.g.doubleclick.net *.google-analytics.com *.googletagmanager.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

ER 7.23.21

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Cloud

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

ER 7.23.21

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki DashboardCloud

Configure your Meraki Cloud.

1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Dashboard

Configure your Meraki Cloud.

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
2. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
   1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
   2. Click "Save Changes"
   3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
      2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
      3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
      4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
      5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

         1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

      6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
      7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
      1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
      2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
      3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
      1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
      2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
      3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
      4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
      1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
      2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
   7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
      1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
      2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Dashboard

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policiesbandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

Order/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

Configure Meraki Dashboard

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Configure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

• Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
• Click the "Add Admin" button
• Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
• "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
• Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
• A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

1. Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
2. Click the "Add Admin" button
3. Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
4. "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
5. Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
6. A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

In ProximityOrder/Set up Meraki

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

InConfigure Meraki Dashboard

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Back toConfigure Proximity Settings

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.

Give Proximity Admin Access to Meraki Dashboard

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

• Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
• Click the "Add Admin" button
• Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
• "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
• Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
• A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

In Proximity

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

In Meraki Dashboard

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Back to Proximity

1. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
2. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
3. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

Get Members Connected

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Give Proximity Admin Access

Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.

• Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
• Click the "Add Admin" button
• Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
• "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
• Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
• A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

In Proximity

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.

In Meraki Dashboard

1. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.

Back to Proximity

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and select the Cisco Meraki tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.

            1. *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > IntegrationsGeneral and scroll toselect the bottom to AdvancedCisco Meraki Integration tab.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               kit-pro.fontawesome.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in

               *.app.proximity.space *.proximity.app *.proximity.space *.imgix.net *.stripe.com browser-update.org cdnjs.cloudflare.com connect.facebook.net fonts.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com kit-pro.fontawesome.com proximity.app use.typekit.net www.google-analytics.com wzrd.in

         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different Memberships by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a Membership from Manage Members > Memberships.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a Membership with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their Membership allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the Membership group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different Memberships to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               kit-pro.fontawesome.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage MemberMembers > Membership ListTypes.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               kit-pro.fontawesome.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead https://members.myspacedomain.com/get-online.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               kit-pro.fontawesome.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
      3. Please Note: It can take about a week to get your license. You will be emailed the license from ship-notification@meraki.com.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki if help is need to configure your integration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > Usersif help is need to configure your networkintegration.
  • Navigate to Meraki dashboard > Organization > Administrators
  • Click the "Add Admin" button
  • Enter a name and meraki@beinproximity.com for the email
  • "Organization Access" needs to be set to "Read-only" or "Full" (we will not be able to make changes if the "Read-only" option is chosen)
  • Click "Create Admin" and then "Save Changes" when the popup closes
  • A request will then be sent to us that we can accept

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log in or register for a membership at your space, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff (meraki@beinproximity.com) access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > Users if help is need to configure your network.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list plus `*.yourdomain.com` at the bottom.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list. If you are using a custom domain you must also add "*.yourdomain.com" at the bottom of the list.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         7. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         8. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. Configure your Meraki integration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log intoin or register for a membership at your Meraki Captive Portalspace, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
  • For secure connections, turn on password protection by going to the Meraki dashboard and navigating to Wireless > Access Control. From there, select "Pre-shared key with WPA2" and enter in the password for members to use. Without this, traffic is not encrypted. Your members will get prompted for a password when they sign in.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits for group policies, such as by device type.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits in group policies which will allow different membership types to have different bandwidth limits.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > GeneralMeraki dashboard > Network Wide > Users if help is need to configure your network.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the dashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Configure your Meraki Cloud.
   1. Navigate to Wireless > SSIDs
      1. Enable the first slot and rename it something relevant. We recommend something with the word "Coworking" in it.
      2. Click "Save Changes"
      3. Click "Edit Settings" to continue configuring this SSID. (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         1. In the Association requirements section choose "Pre-shared key with WPA2". We recommend a simple password that is easy to remember. Remember, this password can be shared, it only gets your members on the network, it doesn't give them internet access.
         2. In the Splash page section choose "Click-through"
         3. In the Captive portal strength section choose "Block all access until sign-on is complete".
         4. In the Walled garden section choose "Walled garden is enabled"
         5. In the Walled garden ranges section enter the below list plus `*.yourdomain.com` at the bottom.
            1. *.app.proximity.space
               *.proximity.app
               *.proximity.space
               *.imgix.net
               *.stripe.com
               browser-update.org
               cdnjs.cloudflare.com
               connect.facebook.net
               fonts.googleapis.com
               fonts.gstatic.com
               proximity.app
               use.typekit.net
               www.google-analytics.com
               wzrd.in
         6. In the Addressing and traffic / Client IP assignment section choose "Bridge mode: Make clients part of the LAN"
         7. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      4. Navigate to Wireless > Splash page
         1. Be sure the correct SSID is selected at the top of the page.
         2. Choose "Custom splash URL" and enter https://{yoursubdomain}.app.proximity.space/get-online. Alternatively, if you are using a custom domain enter that instead.
         3. In the Splash behavior / Splash frequency section choose "Every half hour"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      5. Navigate to Network-wide > Group policies
         1. Click "Add a group" (Most of the defaults here are sufficient but certain settings are required, we'll go over those now.)
         2. Name the group "Full Access Internet"
         3. In the Splash section choose "Bypass"
         4. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      6. Navigate to Organization > Settings
         1. In the Dashboard API access section check the box to "Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API"
         2. Be sure to click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.
      7. Navigate to your profile by clicking on your email in the upper right of the window.
         1. Generate a new API Key in the API access section
         2. Save this API Key somewhere safe, we will use it later.
5. AddConfigure your Meraki license intointegration in the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
6. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types by creating different "Group Policies" in section 4.5 above.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
7. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log into your Meraki Captive Portal, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
  • For secure connections, turn on password protection by going to the Meraki dashboard and navigating to Wireless > Access Control. From there, select "Pre-shared key with WPA2" and enter in the password for members to use. Without this, traffic is not encrypted. Your members will get prompted for a password when they sign in.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits for group policies, such as by device type.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > General.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the Dashboarddashboard, navigate to Order.
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Add your Meraki license into the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
5. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
6. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log into your Meraki Captive Portal, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
  • For secure connections, turn on password protection by going to the Meraki dashboard and navigating to Wireless > Access Control. From there, select "Pre-shared key with WPA2" and enter in the password for members to use. Without this, traffic is not encrypted. Your members will get prompted for a password when they sign in.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits for group policies, such as by device type.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > General.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the Dashboard, navigate to Order
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Add your Meraki license into the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
5. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
6. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log into your Meraki Captive Portal, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
  • For secure connections, turn on password protection by going to the Meraki dashboard and navigating to Wireless > Access Control. From there, select "Pre-shared key with WPA2" and enter in the password for members to use. Without this, traffic is not encrypted. Your members will get prompted for a password when they sign in.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.
• Proximity does not control internet speeds.
• Spaces can set bandwidth limits for group policies, such as by device type.
• Spaces can grant Proximity staff access to Meraki via Meraki dashboard > Network Wide > General.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the Dashboard, navigate to Order
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Add your Meraki license into the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
5. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
6. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log into your Meraki Captive Portal, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.

Advanced Meraki Integration will help you manage your wireless network for members and guests with advanced Proximity Platform integrations. Create special policies by Membership Type, automatically create wireless networks for conference room reservations, and track member usage of your space. Meraki makes network management easy by being completely cloud-based and accessible from anywhere.

1. From the Dashboard, navigate to Order
2. When you’re redirected, click on Wifi Hardware to purchase:
   1. Meraki Access Points.
   2. Meraki Cloud Controller License (1-year is standard).
3. Place your order and when you receive it, plug it in!
   1. Your Access Points (APs) will get plugged directly into your router or switches. You will want your APs spread throughout your space for best coverage.
   2. Your Organization License will get attached from your Meraki Dashboard.
      1. Log in: https://account.meraki.com/secure/login/dashboard_login
      2. Navigate to Organization > Configure > License and choose Add License.
4. Add your Meraki license into the Proximity Platform. Navigate to Settings > General and scroll to the bottom to Advanced Meraki Integration.
   1. Enter your Meraki API Key.
   2. From the drop-down, choose your default wireless network.
   3. From the drop-down choose your standard group policy (e.g. Full Access Internet).
5. Give your members Meraki internet access. You can set up network parameters for different membership types.
   1. Choose a membership type from Manage Member > Membership List.
   2. Check the box labeled Internet Access.
   3. Choose a Cisco/Meraki Group Policy for the Membership Type.
6. Attach your Reservable Resources to your Meraki network. Resources can be set up to create a new wireless network for the duration of the reservation, and automatically remove the network after the reservation. This is a great tool for preventing anyone from overstaying their reservation time.
   1. Navigate to any resource from Manage Reservations > Reservable Resources and select the Resource.
   2. Select any Unconfigured SSID from the dropdown list, at the bottom of the resource settings.
   3. **999 Is this missing something? There was a lingering + sign in the manual.**
   4. Select Update to save your settings.

A new member will need to start by connecting to your member network, and entering the password.

After going through these first steps, they should wait for the captive portal to pop up. They will be prompted to log into your Meraki Captive Portal, before they are given internet access. If they don’t have a membership type with internet access, they can use your site freely to purchase a membership or upgrade. Once the platform sees that their membership type allows internet access, they will have full access.

• You can view the last time a member’s device was active on your network under the Last Seen column from Manage Members > Member List.
• You can manually add member devices to their account, from the Member List
  • Select a member, and scroll to Device/List Management.
  • Add their device to their account by typing in the device name. The device will be added to the membership type group policy within the hour.
• Your network should be secured with a wpa2 password.
• Even though only logged-in members can gain access, you still need to keep your network secured with a password.