I jumped into Postman for the first time since February and all of my GET commands are returning 404 errors. To troubleshoot I ran previously good GET calls from history and even went to back to basics and did the getOrganizations request. I've used the base url of https//api.meraki.com/api/v0 and the shard for the dashboard in it's place. Not sure if this snip is enough to get an idea of the cause or not. I also reset my API thinking it was the error but the new one didn't help any.
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Hi,
Python is easy to get it...
What version of the postman package are you using? Are you using the beta for v1?
for most part I am not seeing any issue, which specific GET call are you making ?
As a test I was trying to pull the Org ID using the Meraki Dashboard API request they put out. The collection version is .10 released on April 1st, no beta version.
in your printshot, I don't see "content-type" header key and value
I only used what was in the template, I used the variables for what was requested but I don't recall using anything other than those variables
Hi there,
Here you have a snippet from my postman...
Simply fill in the API key and Content-Type at the headers and you are set to go.
@Edgar-VO I added Content-Type and application/json but no luck 😞 Same 404 error
Hi,
Try changing your url in https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/ The API key will redirect you to the proper organsation. Also removing all keys except for API and content type
Then you have the same postman as i have, and it should be working..... I think your problem lies in the URL
Ed
Hi,
I still see a lot of useless keys.....try removing them. Keep only API and Content type
That is for now the only difference i can see in my request
Sad thing is I'm using the ones Meraki put out. I'll try it shortly
Didn't work, but I noticed you have yours hidden. The little eye icon at the top will show them. What do you have for Query Params on the first tab if anything?
Already using it, uninstalled and reinstalled even
I'm learning Python so I'm really about to kick this to the curve. It's was quick and easy to pick up, but doesn't look like it's going to work like it used to.
Hi,
Python is easy to get it...
I've been working on learning it for awhile now. Unfortunately I can't seem to manage not being pulled in 100 different directions on a daily basis so it's not going as fast as I'd like.