Hi there,
I have been browsing through the forum but don't see my answer yet... Anyway this is my problem... It is not really a problem but a bit annoying when you run scripts with API call over a big network.
Using Ubuntu 19.04
Python 3.75
Visual Code Studio.
When i am run a script something like this (SNIP)
my_latency_results = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory(my_network_id,my_serial,my_dst_ip)
try:
my_latency = my_latency_results[-1]
my_avg_latency = my_latency['latencyMs']
my_start_time = my_latency['startTs']
my_end_time = my_latency['endTs']
my_count = 1
except:
my_count = 0
I get this info back whenever i called the meraki API
meraki: INFO > Connectivity monitoring destinations, getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDevices - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Connectivity monitoring destinations, getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Connectivity monitoring destinations, getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDevices - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Connectivity monitoring destinations, getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Connectivity monitoring destinations, getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations - 200 OK
meraki: INFO > Devices, getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK
Is there an easy way to suppress this information... When running a script over an organisation network of more than 300 networks, it is hard to see all the relevant information you want to see on your screen
Due to this corona outbreak and lock down of the netherlands, i have more time to spent scripting at home 🙂
