Inventory of MX devices with Embedded LTE or CradlePoint Failover

[JPScolar]

Is there a  simple and quick way to get produce a report to tell me how many  MX devices are using?

*  Their embedded LTE module for  Failover.

* An external CradlePoint device on WAN2  for Failover 

Thank you. 

[javalins]

Hi @JPScolar, 

Right now the best way to pull that information is via the API, /organizations/{organizationId}/uplinks/statuses.  Assuming that the CP is always WAN 2, you would be able to parse out that information with a simple Python script. Same goes for embedded cellular.

Likewise, if you have a Meraki Insight License, you would be able to see that as well. Either a USB 3G/4G modem or built-in LTE (for MX67C/MX68CW only) will be detected as secondary, cellular. But for CP coming in over ethernet, it will just appear as another broadband link.

-jv

[JPScolar · Accepted solution]

javalins, I'll try that. Thanks for the advice. 

[jkessal]

For the embedded LTE modem on cellular Meraki devices, here is the synthesis of my searches :

MG21 : Gemalto Wireless Module Cinterion : PLAS9-W (LTE (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 18, 20, 28))

MG41 : Telit Cinterion : LM960A18 : LTE Cat 18

MG51 : Telit Cinterion : FN980 : LTE Cat 20

MG52 : Telit Cinterion : FN990A40 : SA (and NSA) 5G sub-6 FDD and TDD

Z3C : Gemalto Wireless Module Cinterion PLS8-E (LTE (1, 3, 7, 8, 20))

Z4C : ??? (unfortunately cannot find the exact model)

MX68CW : Gemalto Wireless Module Cinterion PLAS9-W (LTE (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 18, 20, 28))

MX67C : Gemalto Wireless Module Cinterion PLAS9-W (LTE (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 18, 20, 28))

If someone has the Z4C CAT 12 LTE modem information, it will be highly appreciated 🙂

[javalins]

Telit LN920 for Z4C.