Getting single port status and speed of MX devices

Capitano
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Getting single port status and speed of MX devices

I need to retrive from the API the same port data shown under "Security & SD-WAN -> Appliance Status -> Summary: Ports"

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I haven't been able to find the correct API (or APIs) to get the data shown in the tooltip, does anyone have any suggestion?

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alemabrahao
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Have you tried this one?

 

Get Organization Appliance Uplinks Usage By Network - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Develop...

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Capitano
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Yes, that gives uplink usage, I need ports (that are different from uplinks) and their connection speed

alemabrahao
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There is no API.

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RaphaelL
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MX LAN ports are not currently treated as switch ports so for the moment there is no API endpoints to get that info.

Capitano
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Isn't the web interface using the API?

alemabrahao
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Nope

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cmr
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There was an attempt to provide the switch port data for MXs a few years ago.  It only lasted on the dashboard for a couple of days and never made it to the APIs due to numbering errors that were never resolved.  An example of this is the MX75 where ports 1-3 are WAN ports so port 4 is actually called LAN port 0 in the back end, with port 5 being LAN 1 etc.

 

I don't know why they didn't fix it and republish the page as it doesn't seem an insurmountable issue to me.

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