Hi everyone,   We're using the getOrganizationDevices API to retrieve device details, including serial numbers. While testing, we suspect that for non-Meraki switches, the serial number returned by the API might not be the actual hardware serial.   For Meraki switches and APs, we want to confirm that the serial number retrieved from the API is the exact hardware serial number. Additionally, can anyone verify if it's expected behavior for non-Meraki devices to have an incorrect or placeholder serial in the API response?   Since we're developing an integration for a client, we don’t have direct access to all the hardware for full verification. Any insights from those who have tested this would be greatly appreciated!   Thanks in advance! ... View more

Hi everyone, We're using the Meraki API endpoint /networks/{networkId}/clients to retrieve client details in our network. One thing we're not entirely sure about: If a client is shown as being connected to a switch, does this always mean that the client is directly connected via Ethernet (i.e., physically cabled to that switch)? Or is there a scenario where the client could actually be connected via an intermediate device, such as: A downstream switch A hub A docking station with built-in networking In such cases, does recentDeviceMac represent only Meraki managed switches, and there is a chance there is a "intermediate" switch/device? We want to ensure that when a client appears to be connected to a switch, we can reliably determine if it's a direct wired connection. Would appreciate any insights. Thanks! ... View more

Hey guys, There is a flow in my company that we need to calculate BSSIDs, and we were following this guide (which is no longer up to date). We encountered a situation with thousands of MR28/MR36 access points (not in the guide), to get the BSSIDs, we have to query the wireless/status endpoint many times, which causes a very slow flow. Can someone advise how we can calculate the MR28/MR36 BSSID? Thank you. ... View more