SCRIPT CREATION

Ciroski
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SCRIPT CREATION

Hello good morning everyone

I am an admin user for the meraki console and my client asked me to create a script to block ip,
we currently have 400 active networks and making them once becomes complicated
is there the possibility to create a script for all the stores I have on the meraki console?

Thanks for the reply

Regards
Ciro Scalera

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CptnCrnch
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Hi Ciro,

 

yes, it‘s definitely possible to update Meraki firewall rules by using the API:

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!update-network-l-3-firewall-rules

 

In a nutshell, you‘d have to write a script that cycles though all of your networks (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!get-organization-networks) and add the wanted rule(s).

Inderdeep
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@Ciroski Apart from what @CptnCrnch provides, you can also have Python Script as well 

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/build/mx-firewall-control-python-script/

 

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thanks for the reply, but i can't figure out which is the correct script to block 2 ip addresses
Inderdeep
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@Ciroski May be check this as well, it also shows with the IP address

https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/CiscoSE/AddMerakiMXL3FirewallRuleToNetworks

 

Regards/Inder
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ok I created a txt file with api code and id organization,
 
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but this part i didn't understand what i have to do
You must also have the input file named NewRuleToAdd.txt in the same directory as AddRulesToMXL3Firewall.py
It should only have two lines:
 
Comment to use to add a new rule
comma-separated list of IP addresses in point-decimal notation
Example of content of the NewRuleToAdd.txt file to create:
 
Case323423
40.17.41.118,40.17.41.119
Ciroski
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can you help me create a script?

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