Are network IDs globally unique, or only guaranteed to be unique to an organisation?
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The following IDs are always globally unique within the Meraki cloud, and allow for scoped resources.
organizationId
networkId
serial
Side note,
The fact that some endpoints required both is something we are removing in v1
v0
/network/:networkId/devices/:serial/fooBar
v1
/devices/:serial/fooBar
The following IDs are always globally unique within the Meraki cloud, and allow for scoped resources.
organizationId
networkId
serial
Side note,
The fact that some endpoints required both is something we are removing in v1
v0
/network/:networkId/devices/:serial/fooBar
v1
/devices/:serial/fooBar
This if you are making use of the REST API, but what if you are using the meraki module in github.
I assume (hope) there nothing will change regarding the calls of specific
The Meraki Python module is based off of our OpenAPI spec. It is essentially a different view of our REST API, so all types, operations, etc should be consistent.
That is going to save me a heap of API calls.
Hopefully you can add mac addreess as being globally unique as well...
What is the maximum length of a networkId string? I've currently defined it as a varchar(16) ...
Good Morning,
I was always under the impression that MAC Addresses were unique....
I know you can change MAC addresses on some devices (VMWare, etc) but generally speaking they are unique
Ed.