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MX VLAN and Addressing Template for 1000 sites
Greetings,
i have read multiple topics here regarding the Vlan and addressing templates and how to have unique subnets for each sites the problem is that when i bulk add all the existing sites the subnets are randomly assigned to random sites for example
Site1
data-10.16.1.0/25
guest-10.16.3.128/25
Site2
data-10.16.5.128/25
guest-10.16.6.128/25
Site1
data-10.16.7.128/25
guest-10.16.9.0/25
it is very important for us to assign a site with a specific subnet for its data and guest to easily identify that site for example:
Site1
data-10.16.1.0/25
guest-10.16.1.128/25
Site2
data-10.16.2.0/25
guest-10.16.2.128/25
Site1
data-10.16.3.0/25
guest-10.16.3.128/25
is there a way this can be achieved? right now i have to manually assign subnets to each site which defeats the purpose of the template.
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I've changed my mind. Use the Bulk network creation tool.
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I think you'll need to use a script to do this. You'll need VLANs enabled, and you'll want to use this API:
https://dashboard.meraki.com/api_docs#update-a-vlan
@HodyCrouch will be able to give better advice.
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I've changed my mind. Use the Bulk network creation tool.
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the way i see it is that this bulk network creation is meant for initial deployment of devices and not for existing networks and the sample csv file only has 1 vlan and i think this is only for the local page settings of the device.
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@PhilipDAth has the right idea, in my opinion. We had to bulk create 250ish networks some months back, and I used a fairly simple PowerShell script to hit the API and update the VLANs after the networks were created. I used a script to create the networks and add them to our templates as well but that's not always necessary. Powerful stuff once you get the hang of it!
