I’m not sure what you’re doing with network alerts. I don’t think you can trigger an specific alert as a test. ... View more

Hi, 1. Under "organization" > "alerts" > "configure alerts", you will find 150+ types of alerts you can get a webhook notification about. I saw STP there, CRC errors, DFS. 2. Try getOrganizationWirelessDevicesSystemCpuLoadHistory for APs. ... View more

With switches being an outlier, most API calls do not require a serial number, but a network ID or an organization ID. You can add 1,000s of networks to your organization and make all required wireless/MX configurations. Since you're not adding actual devices - you don't need any more licenses. ... View more

Hey @JamesT91, They are supposed to be available already. The API documentation will reflect it in the next documentation publishing cycle. Are you not seeing them? ... View more

Please open a case and share the case number. If this is reproducible, I’ll keep an eye on it and make sure it’s addressed. ... View more

OAuth is not limited by IP restrictions, as it’s explicitly approved (reference). But OAuth tokens are org-scoped to begin with so there’s no reason to use getOrganizations with OAuth.   What’s being described here does not sound like an expected behavior. Was a support case created? ... View more

Happy new year! Thank you for sharing your experience and raising these important points about scaling with the Meraki API. I appreciate the feedback. Regarding getNetworkAlertsHistory, it does support pagination, although the implementation is a legacy one. While the expected "link" attribute is missing from the response headers (which can make navigation less intuitive), you can still paginate through results using the perPage, startingAfter, and endingBefore parameters. This approach allows you to request the next or previous set of results, even though it may not follow the standard pattern seen in other endpoints. It's possible this is a legacy behavior and may improve in future updates.   "I just opened a support case and was told that pagination support is simply missing from alerts/history" - Can you share the case number please? I'd like to understand the reasons you were given this answer. The getNetworkAlertsHistory operation is not widely used. What information are you trying to obtain from it? You mentioned this is one example. Have you noticed challenges with any other operations? ... View more

Hi @Spaz, OAuth is currently supported only in the .com domain. Support for additional domains, including FedRAMP is in the works.   Would you mind letting your account manager know you’re looking for OAuth support in FedRAMP? It would help our tracking. ... View more

Not currently. Please work with your Cisco account team to help prioritize this request. They will know what to do. ... View more

Hello, If you open a support case, we can get this issue investigated and addressed. ... View more

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Not at the moment. It's on my radar, but as I mentioned - I don't have a timeline to share. ... View more

I am not aware of such plans. What is the use-case for polling data over a month old? You could collect that information using Splunk, or one of the many monitoring ecosystem partners we have on the ecosystem marketplace. ... View more

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Good luck. If you don't get an answer there, ping me here with a link to the post there, and I'll reach out to the relevant people. ... View more

I love the fact this community draws questions outside of the Meraki space. That said, in the Catalyst SD-WAN community you are more likely to find relevant experts who can help with vManage APIs. ... View more

What an amazing group of people to be part of! Thank you so much for your amazing contribution to the community! 💚  💚  💚  💚  ... View more

Also, as soon as the user permission changes (read to write, write to read, network admin to org admin, etc’) - their API key’s privileges will reflect the change too. ... View more

Any user can generate an API key. The API key represents the user and their permissions - read-only user will have read-only privileges, read-write user will have read-write privileges, etc’. ... View more

To close the loop on this, the documentation has been updated and the "nonce" reference has been removed. ... View more