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Revert configuration changes to a previous day
I would like to know if it is possible, in case of making changes in the configuration by third parties, to be able to make a rollback of that configuration to a previously known good one. I have seen the change log where you can see who and what changed but not the configuration details such as a pre-shared Radius key on an SSID.
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Hi @lanwifidtg , I’m afraid not. You’ll only see in the log roughly what change was made and by whom. There is no roll-back feature. This is only available for firmware upgrades.
Going forward I would maybe export critical config via API.
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disclaimer: I didn't create this or even try it, but it says it can create backups of your MX: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/build/mx-firewall-control-python-script/ Not sure if it could restore, but it should at least let you did through a file and see specific changes you could potentially restore yourself.
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Thanks to all of you, I will inquire via API what can be done, I have found this script to make MX backups, also an app for it.
https://github.com/meraki/automation-scripts/blob/master/mxfirewallcontrol.py --> script MX backup
https://apps.meraki.io/details/v-app-cloud-network-backup-1/
