We are looking for a radio station. Switch Eddie's geographic location (address). "Broadcasting House, Peel Wing, Portland Pl, London W1A 1AA, United Kingdom"   We are looking for a date. Have a look at VLAN 1525 in the MX. It'll provide hints. Towel Day – May 25   We're looking for a well known attack used by hackers. A hint can be found in the raspberrypi client's notes. Phishing  - "So long, and thanks for all the phishing."   We're looking for a motto, and even a rule. Don't ... SSID 15's name says the rest. "Don't Panic" – (i.e. “Stay calm and carry on”)   This question can be found on the splash page settings for the same SSID.  Q: “What.is.the.answer.to.the.ultimate.question.of.life.the.universe.and.everything" Answer: 42   We're looking for one of my favorite characters. The Total Perspective Vortex MV camera's tags are all hints. “Marvin the Martian” - "tags": " alan_rickman_and_warwick_davis ambition_makes_you_look_pretty_ugly looney_tunes_martian recently-added "   We're looking for some kind of big calculator. Port 6 on switch Eddie links up to it. "Deep Thought” –  switchport #6: “"Deep Thought Uplink"   We're looking for the artist of a song. You'll need to use the snapshot API to know which one. Make a snapshot of the Total Perspective Vortex camera. I shone some light at the exact timestamp of 18/08/2020 16:12:00 Belgian time (Note that Belgian time is at +02:00 at the moment). If your timestamp is correct, you'll see the title of a song that's also the name of a spaceship, if not you'll see only darkness. Neil Young – Heart of Gold   Who is informed when someone violates their geofencing policy? "arthur.dent@human.from.earth"   By now the central theme of the questions should be clear. But the next question isn’t: oaniemmsbuhpvzkbzptgsilyzskjoticnmk? It's Vigenère encoded, the keyword for deciphering it can be found in a pointless MX L3 firewall rule. “Douglas Adams”  BABELFISH -  nametheauthorofthisgreatradioseries ... View more

@PhilipDAth  this is awesome.  Thank you so much for sharing.  I definitely learned a new way to handle api keys.   That said, I did an issue when trying to reference the variable in the local .env file.  After a bit of troubleshooting, I think there is a  typo.  Your local dir .env variable is listed as "orgname" but the last line of your script has "orgName".  Shouldn't they be the same?   ... View more

An Admin's API key is tied to THAT Admin's Dashboard account and only has the same access rights as to what they can do via the Dashboard UI.  This avoids having to use any API ACLs to control access rights.  Because of this, Network Admins do not have access to "batch scanning".  Only Org Admins can see the other Network Admin's networks. ... View more

This is how the Org and Network level was designed to operate.  My solution to your particular situation was to write a API script that a Org Admin runs which creates a CSV file of all the available network IDs for a Network Admin.  The Network Admin can then use this CSV file for making APIs calls to all the Networks that they have rights to. ... View more