The MV72's (outdoor ones) have an IK rating of 10K+.    More info:   https://documentation.meraki.com/Architectures_and_Best_Practices/Cisco_Meraki_Best_Practice_Design/Best_Practice_Design_-_MV_Cameras/Meraki_MV_Cameras_-_Introduction_and_Features#IK_rating   https://meraki.cisco.com/product/security-cameras/outdoor-security-cameras/mv72/ ... View more

Sounds like a bug. I'd contact the helpdesk. ... View more

I'm going to go with the last option. They'll want to rule out problems with the SFP first and have you replace it with a legit Cisco SFP. It'll be hard to do though as Cisco doesn't have copper SFP+ modules... ... View more

Welcome Keith,   I'm sure you'll find what you need here. If you have any questions, let us know.   The concept of ATMs is fascinating. We don't have those here in Belgium. The ones we have are all owned by banks. While it seems over there one can simply buy an ATM. I watched strangeparts' video series on how he made a slot machine atm, super interesting.   Welcome! ... View more

Welcome to the community!   My advice to learn the API would be: Start out with postman so you get a feel for how to use the endpoints, what information you can get and what information you need to provide. This should help you out: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/build/meraki-postman-collection-getting-started/ After that, I'd recommend to look into pycharm and start doing the same things you've been doing in postman with Python. Here's a few of the steps to get going: Create a new project Give it a name PyCharm will prepare everything for you Go to the project settings to add the Meraki library Click the little plus Find the Meraki module and install it After installing it it'll look like this Create a python file To get started with the code have a look at http://meraki.io/api. Every endpoint has an example which you can use as a template. Here's the simplest example that gets the id of all orgs you have access to. I just copied over the template and filled in my API key. Good luck! ... View more

Do you have any MXs that have clients connected directly to them either wired or wireless? Because those may also need to be considered then.   If I were you I'd experiment a bit to observe the behavior. ... View more

I think your best bet is to take a look at a python training course. Lots of material can be found on the internet.   Now to simply get that output into a .txt or .csv you can just add " > desiredname.txt" to the command in terminal.   E.g. python mypythonscript.py > desiredname.txt ... View more

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!supported-resources   Seems like meshStatuses is not in there. ... View more

Welcome to the community @Scrufflescram! I really enjoyed the Temeraire series. I've never read Name of the Wind @CarolineS , I'll put it on my list now 😁. ... View more

Welcome Prasannajit! About time you introduced yourself 😉. Hope you get into ECMS 2 soon! ... View more

Bienvenido en la comunidad Evelio! ... View more

Welcome to the community Spoonhandle! ... View more

Welcome Sweemz! Happy to have you. ... View more

Even boring people are welcome... Welcome! ... View more

Yes, I ran that exact code with my API key and my orgId.   I'm using Python 3.7 and Meraki library 0.80.3 in a pycharm project on Windows. ... View more

That's the API key from the sample code, no worries. ... View more

I'm unsure about your error. I just tried it in a pycharm project and it works fine here.   The double backslash is because the backslash is used as an escape character in python. So you need to escape it... with a backslash.   "The backslash (\) character is used to escape characters that otherwise have a special meaning, such as newline, backslash itself, or the quote character. String literals may optionally be prefixed with a letter `r' or `R'; such strings are called raw strings and use different rules for backslash escape sequences."   More info here: https://docs.python.org/2.0/ref/strings.html ... View more

Welcome Fritz! Do you like sausages? ... View more

Welcome Kil! I like your topic subject! ... View more

... I have teams. What's stopping us? ... View more

@DexterLaBora wrote: @BrechtSchamp  Is there a short URL? Yes!    meraki.io/api Perfect! ... View more

Great news! Thanks @DexterLaBora . Is there a short url for it? I always kinda used postman.meraki.com because it was easy to remember. ... View more

In the client detail view you can get a historical view.   If that's not enough have a look into netflow: https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Monitoring_and_Reporting/NetFlow_Overview   And if even that is not enough, you'll have to think about port mirroring and let a tool like wireshark capture the traffic. Wireshark can show statistics and graphs. There may also be commercial tools that are purpose built for providing network insight.   Maybe other members will have other ideas. ... View more