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ShwetaAswal
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I want  report  about uptime and downtime of all APs .where to find ?

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alemabrahao
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Unfortunately the only way to achieve this is to customize using APIs and programming.

 

 

The API endpoint, getOrganizationDevicesBootsHistory (GET /organizations/{organizationId}/devices/boots/history), returns a list of all boot records for devices in the organization. If a device is currently online, you can use these records to derive uptime by subtracting the current time with the bootedAt timestamp. You can use API endpoint getOrganizationDevicesBootsHistory, providing the history of your device boots, and getOrganizationDevicesAvailabilitiesChangeHistory, providing the change history of your device availabilities, together for a more complete view.

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alemabrahao
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Hi you can check this on Network-wide > Monitor > Devices > [Select AP] or Network-wide > Monitor > Event Log and filter by Device Boot or Connectivity events.

 

Device Uptime - Cisco Meraki Documentation

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ShwetaAswal
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Hi thanks,

But i need all APs uptime/downtime together not individual. 

alemabrahao
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Unfortunately the only way to achieve this is to customize using APIs and programming.

 

 

The API endpoint, getOrganizationDevicesBootsHistory (GET /organizations/{organizationId}/devices/boots/history), returns a list of all boot records for devices in the organization. If a device is currently online, you can use these records to derive uptime by subtracting the current time with the bootedAt timestamp. You can use API endpoint getOrganizationDevicesBootsHistory, providing the history of your device boots, and getOrganizationDevicesAvailabilitiesChangeHistory, providing the change history of your device availabilities, together for a more complete view.

I am not a Cisco Meraki employee. My suggestions are based on documentation of Meraki best practices and day-to-day experience.

Please, if this post was useful, leave your kudos and mark it as solved.
yaakov-netop
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The endpoint getOrganizationDevicesBootsHistory support only 730 days back.

 

What if the device is on more than 2 years

I know it is very rare, but I need to cover all the cases.

 

I there a way to get the uptime in this case?

Shubh3738
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On pages like Wireless > Access Points, use the Export as CSV option. But actually, you need on this report?

ShwetaAswal
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through wireless> Access Points ,i only download an individual AP's report but i need uptime/downtime of  All APs .

PhilipDAth
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Now quite what you want, but what about the Wireless Health report?

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