I have some code i use :   def   Check_WIFI_Usage ( def_network_id) :      ##############################################################      # Browse all devices active the last day = 86400 seconds      # Can be lots of pages... These are all clients on the network      ##############################################################     param = {}     param[ 'timespan' ] =  86400     my_clients = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClients(def_network_id, total_pages =- 1 ,**param)      for  my_client  in  my_clients:          ##############################################################          # Get the device Policy... we check Normal and Blocked          ##############################################################                  my_policy = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClientPolicy(def_network_id,my_client[ 'id' ])          ##############################################################          # Calculate usage          ##############################################################                          user_sent =  int (my_client[ 'usage' ][ 'sent' ]/ 1024 )         user_recv =  int (my_client[ 'usage' ][ 'recv' ]/ 1024 )         user_total =  int (user_sent+user_recv)     The value in my_client['vlan'] is the vlan ID you can use...   This will have every client within the past 24 hours.     ... View more

actually, there is no need for that...    If you do a   print( my_latency_results)   Then you get all the results If you use    my_latency = my_latency_results[-1] print(my_latency) then you get the latest result which might look like this   { "startTime": "2018-10-09T22:20:27Z", "endTime": "2018-10-09T22:21:27Z", "lossPercent": 0, "latencyMs": 44 } ]   and the latency = my_latency['latencyMs'] and loss will be : loss = my_latency['lossPercent']   ... View more

On small addition....   with the line added    my_latency = my_latency_results[- 1 ]   You get the latest latency record   Cheers Ed. ... View more

Hi there,   I think you require also the timespan as a parameter. I use the same calls with API in python. I get the right result. I put a part of my python code in it... Maybe you can use it.              my_serial = my_device[ 'serial' ]         my_dest = {}          ##################################################################################          # Get destination IP address which it pings          ##################################################################################         my_dst_mon = dashboard.connectivity_monitoring_destinations.getNetworkConnectivityMonitoringDestinations(my_network_id)         my_dest = my_dst_mon[ 'destinations' ]          try :             my_device_name = my_device[ 'name' ]          except :             my_device_name = my_device[ 'serial' ]          #          # Get first destination IP address          #          for  i  in  my_dest:             my_dst_ip = i[ 'ip' ]              break                  param = {}         param[ 'timespan' ] =  200                  my_latency_results = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory(my_network_id,my_serial,my_dst_ip,**param)         my_network_uplink = dashboard.uplink_settings.getNetworkUplinkSettings(my_network_id) ... View more

I have browsed through the webpage, but unfortunately i can not see any DNS settings ... Can you show me a printscreen of the page ?   ... View more

Same with using deployment scripts..... 😉   ... View more

Hi There,   Of course we can, however we have about 300+ networks.... Changing it using API is just a loop with Meraki API. If there is gonna be a change in message, we have to do it all over again.....   That is why i would like the API instead of manual labour   Cheers ... View more

Ola,   Still looking for a way to change that blocked message. Can't find an API for the general nor the user message If there was a way to create a policy with a message , then i would do it like that   I know some things can only be changed using the web page and not the API unfortunatlt   Cheers ... View more

  Hi,   I check the page (we are still using V0) but cannot find anything that looks like sending the reason why we blocked the device.   Best regards Ed   ... View more

Hi,   Best practice for me was just create a small organisation for yourself.. Add some devices to it..(just claim devices) . After 30 days , unclaim and add the device (or you can make a script which does that)   Think of what you want to achieve and just start programming in python which is a very easy language to master... Just like the good ole BASIC.   Postman is good for simple API commonds, but not suitable for making batch and check/loops etc. Once you are familiar in Python and Meraki API, you never use the postman program, only the Postman/Meraki API guide   https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/7928889/SVmsVg6K?version=latest#intro   Basic start with Meraki API is :   import  meraki import  apikey api_key = apikey.Get_Api_Key( "COMPANY" ) dashboard       = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for  org  in  my_org:         org_id = org[ 'id' ]     api_key is created in the dashboard. copy and save it   Any other questions.... just post them here, and i am pretty sure you have answers soon. Many of us have created several scripts already to perform actions. My company has a 300+ network environment and we make scripts to make live so much easier.   Enjoy the API Ed     ... View more

Gents,   Be carefull using the template option.... It looks good at the beginning, however iw you want to change specific items, you can not change it.... Then you have to unbind, and create new one   I have a script which create projects sites....Also includes claiming devices etc etc.... Written in python If you are interested... contact me .. (bit to big to post here 😉 )   Best regards Ed   ... View more

Hi there,   This usually works for me....    param = {} param[ 'timespan' ] =  86400 resp = dashboard.wireless_health.getNetworkLatencyStats( "L_637822297226351454" , **param)   With the use of theis param , you can enter more variables like ssid, vlan or other stuff param['ssid'] = "My SSID" param['vlan'] = 710   Best regards Ed   ... View more

Well done guys,   I am happy to be a member of this community     ... View more

Hi There,   I think it is a combination of creating or updating an RFProfile and assigning the RF profile to the AP or SSID   https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/:networkId/wireless/rfProfiles   Haven't done that yet.... Maybe i will try it someday   ... View more

From the .csv file which he is reading ... View more

Just wondering,....   What device are you configuring this on... MX84 or Z3 or.....   Some devices can not be configured using the API... depends on the chipset of the devices ... View more

Hi,   I see you are using python. Why not use the Meraki API....  This is designed for easy use in python   (pip3 -install meraki)   and import meraki in the header   I have a small subroutine which i use to add devices to the organisation....   Maybe it is of any use   def   Claim_Org_Device ( def_org , def_serial 😞     claimed =  0     my_inventory = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationInventory(org_id)      for  my_device  in  my_inventory:          if  my_device[ 'serial' ] == def_serial:             claimed =  1      if  claimed ==  0 :         my_serial = {}         my_list = []         my_list.append(def_serial)                  my_serial[ 'serials' ] = my_list          try :                 response = dashboard.organizations.claimOrganization(def_org,**my_serial)          except :              print  ( "Error adding serial to organisation" )              print  (response)              quit ()   there is a small check if the device is already there, but you can remove it.... Also def_org = organisation id and def_serial is of course the serial number   ... View more

*************************** * Just discard my reply on this... * I guess i was not reading the problem properly 😉 ***************************   In Python,   Just what the other say Copy the SSID, change the name... Write it back to the proper port.   def   Change_SSID ( def_network , def_Old_SSID , def_New_SSID 😞           #######################################################      # Load all the SSID of the network      #######################################################     my_ssids = dashboard.ssids.getNetworkSsids(def_network)     my_tmp_name = def_Old_SSID.upper()     my_disabled =  ""           ###############################################################################           for  my_ssid  in  my_ssids:         my_ssid_name = my_ssid[ 'name' ]         my_ssid_name = my_ssid_name.upper()          if  my_ssid_name == my_tmp_name:              if  my_ssid[ 'enabled' ] ==  False :                 my_disabled = "disabled "              print (my_ssid)                my_ssid[ 'name' ] = def_New_SSID              try :                 response = dashboard.ssids.updateNetworkSsid(def_network,**my_ssid)                  print  ( "Name of " +my_disabled+ "SSID " +def_Old_SSID+ " has been changed to " +def_New_SSID)              except  meraki.exceptions.APIError  as  err:                  print  ( str (err)) network_id =  "L_582653201791061776" Change_SSID(network_id, "VON Client" , "VON Edje" )   Result :   Name of SSID VON Client has been changed to VON Edje         ... View more

  Hi,   We use ubiquity for this... You can use that equipment without license and it is very well protected. If you use some specific setting you can go up to 15 Km. Line of sight is of course necessary   https://www.ui.com/products/#airmax     ... View more

The basic things work yes, however if you want to do something on the wireless then you will face some problems. Same like the MX67 or MX68.... They have a different chips set and you are not able to change the wireless network configs. At least not the way you are used to with the MR series     ... View more

I know that feeling.... i wanna get rid of it too.....  If you find a solution to that... please share   ... View more

Good Morning,   I am not really sure how this works with PowerHell but it works fine with python.. I have tested it on my own littlle organisation...   i ran into one issue and i think you have that same problem...   response = dashboard.admins.updateOrganizationAdmin(org_id,user_id,**admin) TypeError: updateOrganizationAdmin() got multiple values for argument 'id'   I had to remove the id from the list and add it as a separate value to the API. When i did that, my Display name changed.      import  meraki import  apikey api_key = apikey.Get_Api_Key( "" ) dashboard       = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for  org  in  my_org:         org_id = org[ 'id' ]          my_admin = dashboard.admins.getOrganizationAdmins(org_id) for  admin  in  my_admin:      if  admin[ 'email' ] ==  "xxxxx@xxxx.com" :         admin[ 'name' ] =  "Maestro"         user_id = admin[ 'id' ]          del  admin[ 'id' ]         response = dashboard.admins.updateOrganizationAdmin(org_id,user_id,**admin)          ... View more

  Try to use the free postman program   You can get it here :   https://www.postman.com/downloads/   ... View more