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Aug 7 2024
6:13 PM
Hi @KH That worked! Why did the nested loop work instead of what I had? Also the goodput field, is that the throughput/bandwidth on the uplink? Thanks!
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Aug 7 2024
8:01 AM
Ok trying to nicely list out the results but keep getting the "TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str" error. The loop works in all my other scripts except this one. What am I missing? import meraki
API_KEY = 'key'
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY)
serial = 'sn'
ip = '8.8.8.8'
response = dashboard.devices.getDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory(
serial, ip,
t0 = '2024-07-07T00:00:00Z',
t1 = '2024-08-06T23:59:59Z',
#timespan = '2678400',
resolution = '60',
uplink = 'wan1',
)
fields = ['startTs','endTs','lossPercent','latencyMs']
for field in fields:
print (f"{field}: {response[field]}")
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Aug 7 2024
7:06 AM
Oh Shoot, I found the issue....the IP is the destination or the IP your are pinging.
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Aug 7 2024
7:01 AM
Has anyone used this API? All I get back is the 200 Code that it ran successfully. I used the demo script that is given and added my info. Am I missing some thing? Here is what I get back: 2024-08-07 10:00:36 meraki: INFO > Meraki dashboard API session initialized with these parameters: {'version': '1.46.0', 'api_key': '************************************55b7', 'base_url': 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v1', 'single_request_timeout': 60, 'certificate_path': '', 'requests_proxy': '', 'wait_on_rate_limit': True, 'nginx_429_retry_wait_time': 60, 'action_batch_retry_wait_time': 60, 'network_delete_retry_wait_time': 240, 'retry_4xx_error': False, 'retry_4xx_error_wait_time': 60, 'maximum_retries': 2, 'simulate': False, 'be_geo_id': None, 'caller': None, 'use_iterator_for_get_pages': False} 2024-08-07 10:00:36 meraki: INFO > GET https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/devices/<MySN>/lossAndLatencyHistory 2024-08-07 10:00:36 meraki: INFO > devices, getDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory - 200 OK [] ------------------ (program exited with code: 0) Press return to continue import meraki
API_KEY = 'MyKey'
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY)
serial = 'DeviceSN'
ip = 'IP"
response = dashboard.devices.getDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory(
serial, ip
)
print(response)
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Aug 2 2024
9:51 PM
1 Kudo
Thank you this works perfect and now know how to get that info out.
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Aug 2 2024
10:35 AM
Thank You All!
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Aug 2 2024
10:34 AM
Yeah I can get the MAC to display but I want to pull certain values out of the records section of the data. Lets say I want to show the following: MAC IP Switchport Status MAC is fine but the other are part of the Records section.
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Aug 2 2024
10:31 AM
I will give this a try and let you know. Thanks
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Aug 1 2024
10:31 AM
I am trying to breakout the "Records Section" from the response. Is this possible? Below is the code I have currently. It returns the MAC and the whole record section. def find_device():
clearconsole()
API_KEY = get_meraki_api_key()
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY, suppress_logging=True)
organization_id = '412637'
mac = input ('Which device are you trying to find (xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx): ')
response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationClientsSearch(
organization_id, mac, total_pages='all'
)
fields = ['mac','records']
for field in fields:
print ('\n' + 'Here is what I found: ' + '\n')
print (f"{field}: {response[field]}")
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Jul 31 2024
11:34 AM
That's true, our branches don't have Meraki switches yet but it does work when searching a MAC that is plugged into a Meraki switch. DUH🙄
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Jul 30 2024
1:49 PM
Yeah that works but the one reason I would this is to find were a certain device is plugged into a switch. I don't see that info in the output though. *Edit I found the field but it comes back as None.
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Jul 29 2024
3:25 PM
@Jamieinbox yeah unfortunately our branch offices have their routing done on the MX there so since MX don’t provide ARP info in SNMP we can’t get the full info for the desktop users at those locations. For our HQ users we can get that info but would love to just be able to have all out admin tasks in one big script. This will keep our desktop support and help desk out of some stuff they really don’t need access to.
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Jul 29 2024
11:33 AM
Hi @RaphaelL Thanks for the response, the page for Get Network Client says we can search on MAC, IP or Client Key. Is that a miss print?
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Jul 29 2024
11:20 AM
Hi All I am testing out the Get Network Client option under networks - monitor - clients. The only I can get this to work is if I search ID value which looks to be a system id. I tried IP (I have Track by IP selected), tried MAC address, and Description but all come back with Not Found error. Below is what I have which was cut and paste right from the API page. import meraki
API_KEY = '<my API>'
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY)
network_id = '<my id>'
client_id = '10.204.14.95'
response = dashboard.networks.getNetworkClient(
network_id, client_id
)
print(response) Here is the output I get 2024-07-29 14:18:31 meraki: INFO > Meraki dashboard API session initialized with these parameters: {'version': '1.46.0', 'api_key': '************************************55b7', 'base_url': 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v1', 'single_request_timeout': 60, 'certificate_path': '', 'requests_proxy': '', 'wait_on_rate_limit': True, 'nginx_429_retry_wait_time': 60, 'action_batch_retry_wait_time': 60, 'network_delete_retry_wait_time': 240, 'retry_4xx_error': False, 'retry_4xx_error_wait_time': 60, 'maximum_retries': 2, 'simulate': False, 'be_geo_id': None, 'caller': None, 'use_iterator_for_get_pages': False} 2024-07-29 14:18:31 meraki: INFO > GET https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/N_755478837491402474/clients/10.204.14.95 2024-07-29 14:18:32 meraki: ERROR > networks, getNetworkClient - 404 Not Found, b'<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtm' Traceback (most recent call last): File "/mnt/m2ssd/python/client_find_test.py", line 16, in <module> response = dashboard.networks.getNetworkClient( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/dist-packages/meraki/api/networks.py", line 473, in getNetworkClient return self._session.get(metadata, resource) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/dist-packages/meraki/rest_session.py", line 306, in get response = self.request(metadata, 'GET', url, params=params) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/dist-packages/meraki/rest_session.py", line 300, in request raise APIError(metadata, response) meraki.exceptions.APIError: networks, getNetworkClient - 404 Not Found, <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtmplease wait a minute if the key or org was just newly created. Any thoughts? Thanks in Advance!
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Jul 26 2024
10:24 PM
2 Kudos
That worked the way it is suppose to, here is my fine code. def menu_config_port(): #Sub-Menu to configure port
clearconsole()
API_KEY = get_meraki_api_key()
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY, suppress_logging=True)
organization_id = ''
response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationInventoryDevices(
organization_id, total_pages='all'
)
SortedListOfDevices = sorted(response, key=lambda d: d['mac'] if d['name'] is None else d['name'])
device_type = "MS"
devices = []
for item in SortedListOfDevices:
name = item['name'] if item['name'] is None else item['name']
if device_type in item['model']:
devices.append((name, item['serial'] + "$" + name))
questions = [
inquirer.List('inventory',
message = "Pick your switch: ",
choices = devices,
),
]
answers = inquirer.prompt(questions, theme=GreenPassion())
ans = answers["inventory"].split("$")
print (Fore.WHITE,Style.BRIGHT + '\n' + 'Following Switch has been selected: '
+ ' ' + Fore.GREEN,Style.BRIGHT + ans[1]
+ Fore.WHITE,Style.BRIGHT + ":"
+ Fore.YELLOW,Style.BRIGHT + ans[0] + Style.RESET_ALL)
# Select Device
sw_sn = ans[0]
port = input ('\n' + 'What port would you like to update? (1,2...48): ')
print (Fore.BLUE,Style.BRIGHT +'\n' + 'Below is the current information for that port: ' + '\n')
API_KEY = get_meraki_api_key()
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY, suppress_logging=True)
serial = (sw_sn)
port_id = (port)
response = dashboard.switch.getDeviceSwitchPort(serial, port_id)
fields = ['portId', 'name', 'enabled', 'poeEnabled', 'type', 'vlan', 'voiceVlan', 'allowedVlans', 'isolationEnabled', 'rstpEnabled', 'stpGuard', 'linkNegotiation']
for field in fields:
print (f"{field}: {response[field]}")
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Jul 26 2024
9:43 PM
Ok I updated the devices.append line. Now the other one, you mean the answers = inquirer.prompt(questions) Try ans = answers["inventory"].split("$") then Print(ans[0]) I appreciate all time you have spent with me on my questions. I am hoping as I go through this exercise I will get a better understanding. To be honest this is the first time I have ventured into the Python world. Hence the reason for so many second thoughts and add-ins as I go. These are things I am finding that would work a little better for what I am trying to do.
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Jul 24 2024
8:37 PM
That worked perfect for what I trying to do. One last question this thread. I decided to add a confirmation statement on what switch was selected. I want print the device name with the serial number. I got the serial portion but can't seem to get the name correctly. Thoughts? print ('\n' + 'Following Switch has been selected: ' + item(name) + ' ' + answers["inventory"])
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Jul 24 2024
10:47 AM
Thanks that worked. To add to that, since I want to select that switch to work on, I need the SN as well. So the next trick it to assign that device to a variable so I can use that in the the rest on that function. I will play with it but if you have some insight that works to 😀
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Jul 22 2024
7:06 AM
Hi All So todays activity is to build off some of my other questions and use the inquirer module to create a list of device I can select from then use that selection as the device I want to work on. I can get it to display 1 device out of the list but it is list vertically instead of horizonal. I think it only listing the first device is due to me trying to use the FOR option to go through my sorted list. Below is the code I currently have. If anyone has suggestions please chime in. Thanks in advance! response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationInventoryDevices(
organization_id, total_pages='all'
)
SortedListOfDevices = sorted(response, key=lambda d: d['mac'] if d['name'] is None else d['name'])
device_type = "MS"
for item in SortedListOfDevices:
if device_type in item['model'] and item['name'] != "":
print(f"{item['name']}")
devices = (item['name'])
questions = [
inquirer.List('inventory',
message = "Pick your switch: ",
choices = devices,
),
]
answers = inquirer.prompt(questions)
print (answers["inventory"])
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Jul 18 2024
10:49 AM
That is true. I do have 1 that is named NONE. I will give it at try. Thanks much!
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Jul 18 2024
10:08 AM
Ok so I tried that but it is now giving me an error of Traceback (most recent call last): File "/mnt/m2ssd/python/meraki_get_devices.py", line 21, in <module> SortedListOfDevices = sorted(response, key=lambda d: d['name']) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'NoneType' and 'str' Thoughts? response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationInventoryDevices(
organization_id, total_pages='all'
)
SortedListOfDevices = sorted(response, key=lambda d: d['name'])
value = input("Find: ")
for item in SortedListOfDevices:
if value.lower() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
elif value.title() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
else:
if value.upper() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
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Jul 17 2024
7:34 PM
So I am entering a value that I want to filter on, VALUE. That works as expected but now would like to sort on the item('name') field from my query. The data is a list of my switches. So the filtered list comes out as <serail#>:<name>. I understand the sorted() option but the way my fields are named I can't seen to get it to work. Here is my code again. I added the input line at the top this time. value = input("Find: ")
for item in response:
if value.lower() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
elif value.title() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
else:
if value.upper() in item['model'] and item['name'] != '':
print(f"{item['serial']}: {item['name']}")
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