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About Vmadathil
Vmadathil
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Nov 5 2024
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Oct 9 2024
11:47 PM
I tried to set Self Registration as "Don't Allow" while creating a SSID for Guest users via Python script. But it is not working as expected. I included the following script in the Master script for this. splash_settings = { "selfRegistration": { "enabled": False, } } I didn't get any error message, but it is not getting reflected on the Advance splash settings.
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Sep 26 2024
3:46 AM
Meraki Small Business and Enterprise Catalog is missing under self-service on DevNet Sandbox platform.
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Jul 9 2024
11:14 PM
Ok, It would be a great help if you can find it ASAP.
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Jul 8 2024
12:19 AM
Its again get locked. Did you get a chance to find the Administrator details.
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Jul 5 2024
3:23 AM
Is there any way to set the "Splash Page official theme" to Fluid via Python script. If yes, please share the parameter.
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Jul 2 2024
4:54 AM
I can be able to log in to the account now. But still don't know who unlocked this account. @AmyReyes did you get a chance to get hold of somebody to get it done.
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Jul 1 2024
10:54 PM
Yes, it would be a great help. FYI, the account is still locked. Also please let me know about the Meraki reserve sandboxes. Please share a link containing all the info. if possible.
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Jul 1 2024
8:27 AM
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Hi Amy, I tried my level best to find a solution for this. 1. I contacted Meraki support via support@meraki.com - Got the message as "This inbox no longer monitored" 2. Contacted Web Help team - They couldn't verify this account. 3. Contacted Meraki Team via Mobile - They are seeking production account details which irrelevant for this case. 4. Sent messages to multiple persons - but nobody has a proper recommendation. 5. Started the topic here. Nobody has a proper answer for unlocking the Meraki Always On account. I strongly believe it is a global issue. It is not a local issue which is related to my account. I strongly recommend creating an account on a Meraki Sandbox platform using the catalog "Meraki Always On". You will see the same error message which I am getting. I don't know how to find an administrator who is handling the Sandbox account. I should have recorded the administrator details just before it locked out. Note: I noted your comment. I will follow it. Thanks 🙂
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Jul 1 2024
5:15 AM
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Not actually, I didn't do anything. It started working without any action from my side. I believe, somebody from Meraki unlocked the account.
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Jun 27 2024
10:16 PM
It is working Now..!!
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Jun 19 2024
5:54 AM
Everybody is getting the same error message. I created a case and sent the mail as well but no luck.
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Jun 19 2024
2:24 AM
I created a sandbox account using the Catalog “Merai Always On”. Unfortunately, I can’t be able to login due to the following issue.
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May 3 2024
12:07 AM
I got the script. import meraki import pandas as pd import json # Replace with your Meraki Dashboard API key API_KEY = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" # Organization ID (can be found in the URL when logged in to your dashboard) ORGANIZATION_ID = "XXXXXX" # Function to fetch management interface information for devices in a network def get_management_interface_info(network_id, org_name, network_name): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) devices = dashboard.networks.getNetworkDevices(network_id) management_info = [] for device in devices: try: management_interface = dashboard.devices.getDeviceManagementInterface(serial=device['serial']) device_info = { "Organization": org_name, "Organization ID": ORGANIZATION_ID, "Network": network_name, "Network ID": network_id, "Serial": device['serial'], "Device Name": device['name'], "Active DDNS Hostname": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('activeDdnsHostname', ''), "DDNS Hostname WAN1": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('ddnsHostnameWan1', ''), "DDNS Hostname WAN2": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('ddnsHostnameWan2', ''), "WAN1 Enabled": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('wanEnabled', ''), "WAN1 Using Static IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('usingStaticIp', ''), "WAN1 Static IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticIp', ''), "WAN1 Static Subnet Mask": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticSubnetMask', ''), "WAN1 Static Gateway IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticGatewayIp', ''), "WAN1 Static DNS": ', '.join(management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticDns', [])), "WAN1 VLAN": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('vlan', ''), "WAN2 Enabled": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('wanEnabled', ''), "WAN2 Using Static IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('usingStaticIp', ''), "WAN2 Static IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticIp', ''), "WAN2 Static Subnet Mask": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticSubnetMask', ''), "WAN2 Static Gateway IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticGatewayIp', ''), "WAN2 Static DNS": ', '.join(management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticDns', [])), "WAN2 VLAN": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('vlan', '') } management_info.append(device_info) except meraki.APIError as e: print(f"Error fetching management interface information for device {device['serial']}: {e}") return management_info # Function to fetch management interface information for devices in all networks of an organization def get_organization_management_interface_info(org_id): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) org_name = dashboard.organizations.getOrganization(org_id)['name'] networks = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) org_management_info = [] for network in networks: network_id = network['id'] network_name = network['name'] management_info = get_management_interface_info(network_id, org_name, network_name) org_management_info.extend(management_info) return org_management_info # Fetch management interface information for devices within the organization org_management_info = get_organization_management_interface_info(ORGANIZATION_ID) # Convert to DataFrame df = pd.DataFrame(org_management_info) # Save to CSV df.to_csv("organization_management_interface_info.csv", index=False) print("Management interface information retrieved and saved to organization_management_interface_info.csv.")
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Apr 29 2024
12:42 AM
Actually, we have around 10+ organizations, and a significant number of networks under each organization. 90% devices are online. Unfortunately, the script is not capable enough to fetch the DNS details. You can also suggest if there is any working script to get the DNS details of the devices including network and organization details.
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Apr 29 2024
12:39 AM
Hi, I did necessary changes and tested. Now I am getting information without any errors. But getting the device IP on the DNS server column. and DNS server details is still missing. Modified Script:- import meraki import pandas as pd # Replace with your Meraki Dashboard API key API_KEY = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # Organization ID (can be found in the URL when logged in to your dashboard) ORGANIZATION_ID = "xxxxx" # Function to fetch AP information for a given organization def get_ap_info(org_id): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) devices = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationDevices(org_id) ap_data = [] for device in devices: # Print device details to inspect the structure and presence of 'lanIp' key print(device) ap_info = { "Name": device["name"], "AP ID": device["serial"], "Mode": device["model"], "Primary DNS": "", "Secondary DNS": "", "IP Type": "Dynamic" # Default to Dynamic IP } # Check if the device has a wired interface (and thus a LAN IP) if "lanIp" in device: ap_info["IP Type"] = "Static" ap_info["Primary DNS"] = device["lanIp"] # Attempt to fetch additional details using device details API (may require additional permissions) try: # Fetch device details device_details = dashboard.devices.getDevice(serial=device["serial"]) # Fetching secondary DNS (if available) from the DHCP settings if "dhcpSubnets" in device_details: for subnet in device_details["dhcpSubnets"]: if "dnsNameservers" in subnet: ap_info["Secondary DNS"] = subnet["dnsNameservers"][1] if len(subnet["dnsNameservers"]) > 1 else "N/A" break except meraki.APIError as e: print(f"Error fetching device details for {device['serial']}: {e}") ap_data.append(ap_info) return ap_data # Fetch AP information for the specified organization ap_data = get_ap_info(ORGANIZATION_ID) # Create pandas DataFrame and save to CSV df = pd.DataFrame(ap_data) df.to_csv("ap_information.csv", index=False) print("AP information retrieved and saved to ap_information.csv")
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Apr 24 2024
7:21 AM
I need to fetch the DNS details of the devices of all the Networks under a particular Organization. I applied the following script which ended up with an error. Script:- import meraki import pandas as pd import time # Replace with your Meraki Dashboard API key API_KEY = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # Organization ID (can be found in the URL when logged in to your dashboard) ORGANIZATION_ID = "XXXXXX" # Network ID (can be found in the network details URL) NETWORK_ID = "XXXXXXXXX" # Function to fetch AP information for a given network def get_ap_info(network_id): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) aps = None while not aps: try: aps = dashboard.networks.getNetworkDevices(networkId=network_id) except meraki.exceptions.APIError as e: if e.status_code == 429: print("API rate limit exceeded. Waiting before retrying...") time.sleep(10) # Wait for 10 seconds before retrying else: raise # Re-raise the exception if it's not a rate limit error ap_data = [] for ap in aps: ap_info = { "Name": ap["name"], "AP ID": ap["serial"], "Mode": ap["model"], "Primary DNS": "", "Secondary DNS": "", "IP Type": "Static" if ap.get("lanIp") else "Dynamic" # Determine IP type (Static or Dynamic) } # Attempt to fetch additional details using device details API (may require additional permissions) try: device = dashboard.devices.getDevice(serial=ap["serial"]) ap_info["Primary DNS"] = device["lanIp"] # Assuming LAN IP is the primary DNS # Fetching secondary DNS (if available) from the DHCP settings if "dhcpSubnets" in device: for subnet in device["dhcpSubnets"]: if "dnsNameservers" in subnet: ap_info["Secondary DNS"] = subnet["dnsNameservers"][1] if len(subnet["dnsNameservers"]) > 1 else "N/A" break except meraki.APIError as e: print(f"Error fetching device details for {ap['serial']}: {e}") ap_data.append(ap_info) return ap_data # Fetch AP information for the specified network ap_data = get_ap_info(NETWORK_ID) # Create pandas DataFrame and save to CSV df = pd.DataFrame(ap_data) df.to_csv("ap_information.csv", index=False) print("AP information retrieved and saved to ap_information.csv") Error:- 2024-04-24 09:35:50 meraki: INFO > Meraki dashboard API session initialized with these parameters: {'version': '1.45.0', 'api_key': '************************************511c', 'base_url': 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v1', 'single_request_timeout': 60, 'certificate_path': '', 'requests_proxy': '', 'wait_on_rate_limit': True, 'nginx_429_retry_wait_time': 60, 'action_batch_retry_wait_time': 60, 'network_delete_retry_wait_time': 240, 'retry_4xx_error': False, 'retry_4xx_error_wait_time': 60, 'maximum_retries': 2, 'simulate': False, 'be_geo_id': None, 'caller': None, 'use_iterator_for_get_pages': False} 2024-04-24 09:35:50 meraki: INFO > GET https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/N_XXXXXXXXXXXXX/devices 2024-04-24 09:35:51 meraki: INFO > networks, getNetworkDevices - 200 OK Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\10011912\Documents\getdnsinfo 1.py", line 47, in <module> ap_data = get_ap_info(NETWORK_ID) File "C:\Users\10011912\Documents\getdnsinfo 1.py", line 26, in get_ap_info "IP Type": "Static" if ap["lanIp"] else "Dynamic" # Determine IP type (Static or Dynamic) KeyError: 'lanIp' please help me to fix the issue.
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Apr 11 2024
5:46 AM
Anybody could add the encryption mode and make it work. Please let me know if yes.
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Apr 11 2024
12:21 AM
I tested this today, I am also getting the same error on the production network. Updated RADIUS server radius1 for SSID ONE-1900 Updated RADIUS server radius2 for SSID ONE-1900 Updated RADIUS server radius3 for SSID ONE-1900 Failed to update SSID configuration for ONE-1900. Status code: 400. Errors: {"errors":["'encryptionMode' must be one of: 'wep' or 'wpa'"]} >>>
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Apr 9 2024
1:26 AM
On the basis of your message, I believe the issue is with the following part of the script. if updated: # Make a PUT request to update the SSID configuration ssid_config_url = f"{BASE_URL}/networks/{NETWORK_ID}/wireless/ssids/{ssid_config['number']}" put_response = requests.put(ssid_config_url, json=ssid_config, headers=headers) if put_response.status_code == 200: print( f"SSID configuration updated successfully for {ssid_config['name']}" ) else: print( f"Failed to update SSID configuration for {ssid_config['name']}. Status code: {put_response.status_code}" ) I changed many things but no luck. Could you please correct the script..
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Apr 9 2024
1:00 AM
I modified the line as follows. but no luck.. ssid_config_url = BASE_URL + "/networks/" + NETWORK_ID + "/wireless/ssids/" + str(ssid_config['number']) Do you have any other recommendation.
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Apr 9 2024
12:53 AM
I tested the script using the following parameters. But no luck. Got the same error. {'host': 'radius_server_1_ip', 'port': radius_server_1_port, 'secret': 'radius_server_1_secret'}, {'host': 'radius_server_2_ip', 'port': radius_server_2_port, 'secret': 'radius_server_2_secret'}, {'host': 'radius_server_3_ip', 'port': radius_server_3_port, 'secret': 'radius_server_3_secret'} ]
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Apr 9 2024
12:30 AM
Let me briefly explain the requirement here. We recently migrated our "RADIUS Servers" and IP got changed. So, we need to replace old RADIUS with new one. We have networks in all regions. According to the region (US, EMEA, APAC), the order of the RADIUS servers will be changed. We are using the same port and Radius key. Hence, the script should be capable of replacing given old radius servers with the new one in each ssids under a particular network. We are using same RADIUS servers in multiple SSIDs.
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Apr 8 2024
10:17 PM
It is working on Sandbox environment without any issues. I haven't used Python SDK.
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