Newly added device to meraki dashboard

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Mohamud-Olad
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Newly added device to meraki dashboard

Can anyone assist to figure out the last  AP added into my dashboard 

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Brash
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You can see the date and time a device was claimed into your Meraki dashboard under Organization -> Inventory

 

You can also see when it was added into a network in the change log under Organization -> Change log

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Brash
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You can see the date and time a device was claimed into your Meraki dashboard under Organization -> Inventory

 

You can also see when it was added into a network in the change log under Organization -> Change log

alemabrahao
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Go through Organization > Monitor> Change log and filter by Claimed devices.

 

 

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I am not a Cisco Meraki employee. My suggestions are based on documentation of Meraki best practices and day-to-day experience.

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PhilipDAth
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The change log mentioned by @alemabrahao will give the most precise details of what happened.

GreenMan
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I'm guessing this question may arise because you now have insufficient MR licences?   Bear in mind that, in co-termination, there's no specific relationship between an AP and a licence.   Dashboard counts the APs in Networks (the 'Current device count') and the available licences (the 'License limit').    If the device count > the license limit, you are non-compliant.   So if, for exaample, you were over by one AP, it wouldn't matter which AP you removed from its Network, you'd still return to compliance.   You wouldn't necessarily need to remove the last one that was added.

Of course - you might want to do that, if the person claiming it forgot to also purchase a matching license, so they pay for it - and hopefully include it next time!

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