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About DosPuntoCero
DosPuntoCero
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May 21 2024
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Apr 7 2024
5:53 PM
In PowerShell 7 Set Policy $MerakiBaseURL = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/" $DevicePolicyURL = $MerakiBaseURL + "networks/XXXXXXXXXXX/clients/XXXXXXXX/policy" $body = @{"devicePolicy"="Blocked"} Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $DevicePolicyURL -Headers $MerakiAPIHeader -Method Put -Body ($body |ConvertTo-Json) -ContentType "application/json" -PreserveAuthorizationOnRedirect -SkipCertificateCheck I run this and it returns the MAC address of the endpoint I am trying to block and that it has a Policy of Blocked.
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Apr 5 2024
2:03 PM
I didn't use a groupPolicyId, because I didn't think you needed to with the default of Blocked, do I need one? And the MAC is correct. This is starting to look like Monday Dos' problem.
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Apr 5 2024
1:56 PM
To the client Automation
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Apr 5 2024
1:46 PM
I used the "Update Network Client Policy" API call to try and block a device, and the response of that shows blocked. The "Get Network Client Policy" call shows blocked. But when I look at the device in the Meraki dashboard, it shows the policy as normal and I still have full network access from the machine. It has been about an hour. The audit logs on the dashboard do show the API call to set the policy. Please help.
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