thanks for the detailed analysis   any impact if disabling CoA ... View more

are Meraki actually aware of this issue with the current firmware (as people who roll back and commenting issues seems to be resolved). Are they releasing a new firmware to resolve this   I have logged a case with Meraki and pointed to this thread ... View more

yes you can we have multiple locations in the UK and other places in the world, under our organisation we have  networks for each of these locations. ... View more

if roll back of firmware resolves th issue, are others doing the same   I am reluctant to do so and assume Meraki are aware of this issue in the current firmware and plan to release another firmware to resolve this. ... View more

having same issues on MR56 running 29.4.1   From what I can gather, when clients are roaming and reauthentication to the RADIUS server, and this is taking long time and if on a Teams call, the call drops ... View more

yes they do, we ordered a MS 250 switch and our supplier sent us the non POE version of the switch, in the end we had to buy POE injectors from Amazon to power the MR56 AP's now waiting on supplier to send us a POE capable Meraki switch ... View more

yes we use Cisco ISE 2.7 as RADIUS ... View more

latest drivers installed   Upgraded to latest firmware but issue has been ongoing for a few months   on dashboard cant see any issues with client connection   The SSID is only on the 5GHz ... View more

All Microsoft Teams channels have a unique email address (right click channel name and select Get Email Address)   I used this to send all alerts to a dedicated Teams channel ... View more

We have 2 SSID one for the coporate WLAN which is 5 Ghz only and one for guest access which is 2.4 Ghz only ... View more

on the client go to my.meraki.com   It will show the signal info to the AP you are connected to   example below     ... View more

I did look at this, can not see any API calls to get this info and the syslog settings are from the devices and not from the portal   The only other possible way is to use the Webhooks, this would need an on premise server to process any inbound API call    ... View more

we have MR56 which do not support the 6E, we will be repalcing these within 18 months so will move to MR57 which does support 6E ... View more

@Adrian4 wrote: thanks, so, would I be doing a single API call per serial number? Since the data returned from /devices/serialnumber/wireless/status doesn't actually include the serial number or AP name, how would I link the API return data to the serial number that was used in the call? once you export the data from the 2nd API call, where will this data be stored/saved ?   As I stated earlier, I write to a back end SQL database and this is how I would link the AP name or serial number to the data extracted. For your case you could write it to a text file with the AP serial number or name the header of the text file. ... View more

The workflow would be as follows    The first API calls would be to get all the AP's serial number and save these details to a text file, so example of your text file could be   xxxxxx yyyyyy zzzzzz aaaaa bbbbb cccccc   So call /organizations/orgID/devices/statuses?productTypes[]=wireless       once you have got this the next API call would be passing the serial number of the AP to the API call   You would read the text file one line at a time and once you have the data in json format, process this to extract the necessary details, write it to a text file and move onto the next serial number in the text file .   You are basically looping thru the text file, reading the serial number calling the API to get the data you need   Hope this makes sense ... View more

what is your end goal ? ... View more

you can write code in Python or any other language     ... View more

yes convert the contents of the json out into a csv file   once you have the data in CSV file, you loop thru the file and pass the serial number as a parameter tto the API call.   ... View more

yes that is correct, what you could use instead of SQL is a CSV text file to hold the devices you have and with the API call, read the CSV file and pass the device details to the API   so for example if you want to run API on a switch, only pass the device type that is a switch (see example below of a CSV file format)   <device name>,<device serial number>,<device type>,<device network ID>,<device  IP Address>   ... View more

I have written plenty of custom applications using the API and what I found to be very useful is to get all your networks and devices (switches, access points) into a back end SQL database. As these do not change very often no point in running APi calls to get this info to pass to another API   I then grab the device info and network ID from database and then run the needed API to do what ever I need to do   Again for monitoring and reporting, I write to a back end SQL database and use PowerBI to create fancy graphs   Example of what I have written   AP channel utilisation. An alert sent out when utilisation is high. A PowerBI report to show AP utilisation over time   AP client connections to diffrent SSID's, or Access Point, again written to back end SQL database and PowerBI reports to see usage over period of time can be grouped into network ID, SSID . An alert sent out if client counts is high so can be proactive as end users complain about performance.   ... View more

case opened and spoke to Meraki looks to be a legitimate notification   Very odd never had this alert before but started now. I assume some changes done on the portal side for these alerts to come thru. ... View more

I got another email one last night, and looking at the login attempts on dashboard no failed logins or anything suspicious. ... View more

looking at the SMTP headers email orginated from Meraki ... View more