Can't find a couple SSID settings in the API

[Allen-O]

I'm trying to duplicate an existing SSID so that I can deploy it to a bunch of networks using the API.  I've got everything working except for two settings that I'm seeing in the GUI but can't find in the API:

Clients blocked from using LAN: Yes
Controller disconnection behavior: Restricted

Is this just in another section and not "ssids" or is this not available via API?

Thanks,

Allen

[Ryan_Miles · Accepted solution]

Are you referring to the MR L3 firewall rule section? If so, PUT/networks/{networkId}/wireless/ssids/{number}/firewall/l3FirewallRules

controller disconnection behavior is under PUT/networks/{networkId}/wireless/ssids/{number}/splash/settings

Btw a method to find API endpoints is do a search for keywords at this link https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/openapiSpec

[KarstenI]

That link is really good!

[Allen-O]

Wow, that link is a HUGE help and definitely exposed a large hole in my knowledge when it comes to what I'm trying to do (I'm also new to API work).  I had basically thought that doing a GET on "/networks/{networkId}/wireless/ssids/{number}", modifying the json, then using it to do a PUT to another network was basically copying an SSID from one network to another.  However, now I see there are a ton settings I'm missing when I do that.  So that takes care of the controller disconnect behavior along with a bunch of splash settings I didn't realize I had missed.

As for the "Clients blocked from using LAN: Yes" I'm still having trouble finding it.  Maybe it's called something else in the API?  I'm finding it in the GUI by going to Wireless > SSIDs and the it's in the configuration overview page under "Access Control".

Thank you again, this has been a huge help already!

[Allen-O]

Comparing the L3 fw rules from an existing SSID to the one I'm trying to create with the API, it looks like you were right about that one as well :).  Now I'm just trying to figure out how I get around the API requiring the destination to be in CIDR format instead of "Local LAN" which is what I get from the other SSID when I do a GET with the API.