Switchport, last time state changed

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Dunky
A model citizen

Switchport, last time state changed

This is so basic and available of every other brand I know, but where can I see the last time a port changed state?

 

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Dunky
A model citizen

I am gonna mark this as solved even though the answer is its not available, all you can do is trawl through event logs to see if there is a record of the last state change.  I have filled in the "Give your feedback" on the dashboard and submitted a request but wont hold my breath.  I will report back that this simple request is not possible on Meraki switches!

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Brash
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

You can find the info in either the switch's event log, or by sending to an external syslog

Dunky
A model citizen

No doubt I could get the information if I invested time and effort into finding it, however the information should be readily available.  I've been tasked with identifying ports not used for the last 120 days - I've done that on every brand we have (Avaya, Extreme, Nortel, HP, Aruba) with the exception of Meraki where the information does not seem to be readily available.

ww
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

you can find port status in the event log. 

 

Or use the api for event log https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-network-events

Dunky
A model citizen

If the last port state change was say 300days ago that could take hours trawling through the event log to find it, thats if its there at all.

I have no idea how to use API's - is there a guide anywhere?

Dunky
A model citizen

I am gonna mark this as solved even though the answer is its not available, all you can do is trawl through event logs to see if there is a record of the last state change.  I have filled in the "Give your feedback" on the dashboard and submitted a request but wont hold my breath.  I will report back that this simple request is not possible on Meraki switches!

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