Thank you.   I get    tags=new_tags, ^^^^^^^^ NameError: name 'new_tags' is not defined ... View more

thank you! ... View more

yes for the three networks that I got emails for.  I have a mix of "up to date", and some networks with "upgrade available"   ... View more

they show MAC info still ... View more

thats next.  we have a couple different models.  having the team gather that.  but the CS 16.8 update fixes the name for individual switches ... View more

nope ... View more

That works!  But stacked switches do not show the switch name. ... View more

We are in the process of that.  just want to see if others had the issue and if there is a fix.   ... View more

I figured it out, kinda I had the dict keys swapped with the update switch API requirements response = dashboard.switch.updateDeviceSwitchPort( Serial, portId=row['Port_num'], name=row['Port_name'], type=row['Port_type'], vlan=row['Port_vlan'], ) I removed tags as it wants an array, and voiceVlan as it must be an integer or null ... View more

line 1 of the csv is  Port,name,tags,type,vlan,voiceVlan   **Edit**  I updated the csv.  was getting confusing. If I print the dictionary keys.. dict_keys(['Port_num', 'Port_name', 'Port_tag', 'Port_type', 'Port_vlan', 'Port_voiceVlan'])   ... View more

Thank you.   I get an error line 41, in <module> serial, Port=row["portId"], ~~~^^^^^^^^^^ KeyError: 'portId' ** I changed the serial line.  I have the SN as a variable already ... View more

Thank you.   I should have lead off with, that I am looking at a python API for this task.     I'm not sure if I want a bulk import like this.    I was looking more for an read csv, and update ports, per single switch kinda API. ... View more

Thank you.   I had assistance with the below to work with.  But I like yours better! Was looking to eliminate the Modular ports and then remove the last two ports from the list (which are the stacked ports) then get the rest of the ports to work with.     # Create an empty placeholder for only the intended ports. Exclude things like MOD ports. target_ports = [] # Loop over the ports and add only the intended ports to the target port list. for port_status in port_statuses: # Check if '-MOD-' exists in the portId value string. If it does, skip it. if '-MOD-' not in port_status['portId']: # Add only values that do not contain -MOD- to the target ports target_ports.append(port_status) # Sanity check, print the number of ports to make sure this is as expected print('Ports: {}'.format(len(target_ports))) # Extract the last 2 ports from the list of target ports last_two = target_ports[-2:] # Extract all except for the last 2 ports from the list of target ports primary_ports = target_ports[:-2]     ... View more

I found it.  the output splits the stacked switches, and put my 3rd switch which is standalone sandwiched in between.   Thank you again! ... View more

HMM.  ok.  Ill have to take another look. thank you! ... View more

I appreciate you taking the time to post these.  Using real world meraki examples is helping me understand python a little.    I wanted to share with anyone who is also new that this works and how I verified it worked.   Having time to sit, read, test and digest what I am doing is most of the time, far and few between. I have some time now in between projects so I'm trying to make as much progress as I can, while supporting all the IT services I need to. ... View more

  How do you put tags on your stack ports?  I can only add a name? ... View more

I was able to get this to work!!  If you check in the change log of the switch it shows the values changed   I did have to change the last line   I have "dashboard.switch.updateDeviceSwitchPort(device['serial'], port_id,enabled=False)" ... View more