This script will disable the port if it is inactive for 30+ days. just real quick you could comment out the update switch line and add print(f"Port {port_id} not in use.") ... View more

Yes, that code snippet works for me.   Edited to be more specific.. Unless "network_id" is defined somewhere else in your code, you'll need quotation marks around the Network ID, so.. devices = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationDevices( organizationId=organization_id, networkIds=['network_id']) Thanks! ... View more

Meraki’s RBAC model currently does not restrict visibility of untagged ports, only configuration rights are limited.   Managing Dashboard Administrators and Permissions - Cisco Meraki Documentation ... View more

Great to hear! While you’re at it, you can consider using getOrganizationDevices specifying productTypes=“switch”, which will retrieve only switches (saving you to filter the results afterwards). Or, skip two steps by leveraging getOrganizationSwitchPortsBySwitch which will get you the port configurations of all switches in the organization.   In a small environment it won’t matter much, but in larger ones - it would be a ~80% API call reduction. ... View more

I got it, It looks like the new_tags variable isn't being defined properly before the updateDeviceSwitchPort call. To fix this, ensure that new_tags is defined within the scope of the if block.   e.g. if vlan_id in vlan_tag_mapping: new_tags = vlan_tag_mapping[vlan_id] ... View more

Thanks, I usually do that. They make the reschedule easy to find, but the cancel options wasn't so obvious first time I dealt with this. I'd like to be able to opt out of that anything automatic, as I'm regularly looking for updates and evaluating.  ... View more

Do your switches show this on the switch detail pages "Current version: Not running configured version"? If yes, I would recommend opening a Support case. ... View more

Make sure you are in the right section. Under Tools->manage Packages and search for Meraki API. Then install ... View more

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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

Thank you.  Trying to keep up with my sysadmin duties and try to learn a new programming language is overwhelming sometimes.   ... View more

Im using this https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/build/meraki-postman-collection-getting-started/introduction/#basics   thanks ... View more