limited Meraki Python Library

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morris
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limited Meraki Python Library

I'm referencing to this document https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!get-device-switch-port and found that the script is using SerialNumber as argument to print the result. What other variables can I use to achieve this?

I would like to use device hostname but I don't see the documentation for this, so how would I know what are the variables I can use?

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PhilipDAth
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If you want to do that I would first of all use:

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!get-organization-inventory 

 

Then grab the serial number of the device name you are interested in, and then call get-device-switch-port.

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PhilipDAth
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If you want to do that I would first of all use:

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!get-organization-inventory 

 

Then grab the serial number of the device name you are interested in, and then call get-device-switch-port.

morris
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I was wondering that's the full documentation for python library?

 

For example, method dashboard.switch_ports.updateDeviceSwitchPort is using arguments (serial, number) so does it means that there're only 2 value under updateDeviceSwitchPort? 

 

I would like to know what other values I can use under updateDeviceSwitchPort.

rhbirkelund
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You need to be able to uniquely identify the device you are working with. That's why you need the serialnumber.

Imagine, you have access to multiple organizations, each with a main switch that's called HX-Sw1. How would you then be able to distginguish between devices, when matching on the hostname?

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morris
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that's what i'm thinking. So, I'm guessing that documentation listed all the available value that I can use.

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