We are thrilled to announce that OAuth 2.0 is now available for all Meraki API users! This marks a significant milestone in enhancing security, flexibility, and control for your integrations with Meraki.

We’re excited to share that API Analytics is released, in General Availability. This powerful new feature is designed to give organizations greater visibility into their dashboard API consumption. With API Analytics, you can monitor your API performance, track usage trends, and troubleshoot errors such as rate limit hits more effectively.

As we continue to improve the alert management experience, we are excited to share the new Alerts Configuration page!

This page is generally available and can be accessed by admins with organization-level privileges directly from the Organization Alerts page.

As we reach the first big milestone in our journey to build a better experience for alert management, we are excited to share multiple features we have launched to date.  

At the beginning of February, we made the Organization Alerts page generally available. This page is one of the most requested alerting features by users and an extension of the Alert Hub. It can be found under the Organization tab:

<< As of Sep 12th, 2024, CS17 has reached the stable release candidate (RC) stage! >> 

We are thrilled to introduce the latest Catalyst Switching (CS)17 software beta release!  With CS17, Cisco Meraki MS390 and Catalyst 9300-M (including migrated Catalyst 9300) users can unlock new security, visibility, and sustainability features for their networks. Learn more >> 

Hello, Meraki API Community!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of an exciting new feature in the Meraki Dashboard API: Callbacks.

WHAT ARE CALLBACKS?

Callbacks are a modern solution for times when you find yourself wondering about the status of your long running API tasks. They allow you to initiate a process, such as pinging a device or executing a phased deployment, and then step back. No more pondering "where you are and what you do" – the callback will bring the answers to you.

HOW DO CALLBACKS WORK?

Initiate an API call with a callback, and when it’s time for your network to respond, it's as if it’s saying, "Hello, is it me you're looking for?" You receive a notification at your specified webhook URL once the operation is completed, detailed with the operation’s status and results. This means real-time updates without the constant need to query the API.

Dashboard UI for the API

We are thrilled to introduce a new page in the Meraki Dashboard dedicated solely to API and Webhook management. Navigate to Organization → Configure → API & Webhooks to explore the new features designed to simplify your developer experience.

Exciting news for you all as we announce the addition of new solutions from our amazing ecosystem partner - Boundless Digital! At Cisco Meraki, we are always striving to improve the power of our network management capabilities and with our partnership with Boundless Digital we are doing just that.

MT sensor data is officially available via API or MQTT telemetry stream, making it easier than ever for Meraki customers and partners to manage sensor data at scale or build custom business solutions.

Additional Shared Devices features and support, Windows Trusted Access beta, Android Google Play Store beta app update channel, API improvements, reminder about new operating systems support, and more!

 New endpoints have been launched to track Application and Network health with Meraki insights:

1. List all insight tracked applications : GET/organizations/{organization_id}/insight/applications

2. Application health by time : GET/networks/{network_id}/insight/applications/{application_id}/healthByTime

3. The uplink loss percentage and latency in milliseconds, and goodput in kilobits per second for a wired network device.: GET/devices/{serial}/lossAndLatencyHistory

What are the firmware management endpoints?

These firmware management endpoints are network level endpoints that allow you to get, set or rollback firmware.  This should allow an admin to fully manage firmware at a network level via API. 

Highlights

[ organization ]

• Login Security settings for an organization.

[ sm ]

• List the devices enrolled in an SM network with various specified fields and filters
• Force check-in a set of devices
• Lock a set of devices
• Add, delete, or update the tags of a set of devices
• Move a set of devices to a new network
• List the owners in an SM network with various specified fields and filters

[ switch ]

• Access policies for a switch network.
• Clone port-level and some switch-level configuration settings

[ wireless ]

• Splash page settings --> several additional properties added

Enhancements

[ appliance ]

• Update the traffic shaping settings rules for an MX network
• Display the traffic shaping settings rules for an MX network
• Display the traffic shaping settings for an MX network
• Update the traffic shaping settings for an MX network

[ networks ]

• Create a user configured with Meraki Authentication for a network (currently supports 802.1X and Splash Guest users, and currently, organizations have a 50,000 user cap)

[ organizations ]

• Return the device inventory for an organization
• Return a single device from the inventory of an organization

[ switch ]

• Update a switch port
• Update a switch profile port

[ wireless ]

• Update the radio settings of a device
• Update the attributes of an MR SSID
• Return the radio settings of a device

Meraki recently released Version 1 (V1) of the Dashboard API, and with it, a new standard for versioning and endpoint releases that promotes consistency, efficiency, simplicity of use, and improves the developer experience. As part of the V1 release, we’re providing new frameworks, documentation, libraries, CI/CD, and tons of new operations with more to come. 

The Dashboard API documentation has been migrated to our new platform in preparation for the upcoming v1 major release this summer. Check it out at meraki.io/api

What's new?

• Improved search and navigation
• Detailed information about every endpoint
• A built in demo environment to allow you to easily demo and test the API, or update the settings with your information
• The Meraki Python Library with code snippets in our Template section of the console

Enhancements in security events, SSIDs, configuration templates, and cameras. 

Learn more about the beta program for v1 of the Dashboard API!

Enhancements in Wireless Health, Alert Settings, VPN, Cameras, Clients, Switch ports, and VLANs! 

New endpoints, enhancements, and updated resources for the Dashboard API

New Endpoints

Switch ports

• Return the packet counters for all the ports of a switch

Switch settings

• Return Multicast settings for a network

...

Meraki Dashboard API Python Library

This library's goal is to refresh and supplant the legacy module (this repository versions 0.34 and prior) as well as the now-deprecated SDK.

Enhancements

MV Sense

Returns all configured analytic zones for this camera

Response property regionOfInterest value added

Wireless settings

Update the wireless settings for a network

Optional property ledLightsOn added

Devices

List the devices in an organization

Optional property configurationUpdatedAfter added

New Endpoints

Camera quality and retention settings

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