Hello Meraki Community,  I was testing out the port telemetry APIs, namely: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-switch-ports-statuses-by-switch/ https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-switch-ports-usage-history-by-device-by-interval/   I realised that, despite my organization having around 40 switches (This information was obtained using https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-devices/), the APIs only showed port telemetry for 10 switches. I initially suspected that it was because some of the switches may not have had their ports active, or that the switch itself was offline, but I found that within the port telemetry response there were ports that were not enabled, and the devices were all online (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-devices-availabilities/) Surprisingly, when using the non-organisational level API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-device-switch-ports-statuses/ I was able to find port telemetry for switches that were NOT reflected on the org level API. I believe my understanding is lacking somewhere, so I would appreciate some assistance with this discrepancy, thank you! ... View more

OperationID: getOrganizationSwitchPortsUsageByDeviceByInterval Route: /organizations/{organizationId}/switch/ports/usage/byDevice/byInterval I have been tasked to create alerts using port telemetry data, and I have settled on using the above end-point as it provides me with valuable traffic / bandwidth related data for the ports on my organization's devices. I have a few questions regarding this API though: 1. With regards to interval size, the smallest interval seems to be 300 seconds (5 minutes). Is there any way I can have a smaller interval, such as 180 seconds (3 minutes)? 2. When using this API, I am only interested in the latest available intervals. To achieve this, I have set t0 to be the current time - 300 seconds. However, the API returns me two intervals with the same start and end timestamps with differing bandwidth and data information. Why is this so? 3. My understanding of the information provided was that Bandwidth referred to the average traffic speed per second (in KB) while data referred to the total amount of data transferred. Thus, given a 300 second interval, I was expecting total data = 300 * total bandwidth, but given the image above you can see that it is not the case. May I know how these values are being calculated then? Any help is greatly appreciated! ... View more

Hey all, I am trying to use the following API route to obtain the performance scores of my organisations' firewall devices: /devices/{serial}/appliance/performance However, this only gives me one firewall device's performance score per query. Is there a way I can obtain this information for every MX device in an organization? This is in part due to the QPS limit set by Meraki (10 for each organization), I would like to make sure I am able to retrieve this information without encountering limit errors. ... View more

I have read that there is a rate limit of 10 QPS for each organization, and 100 QPS limit for each IP when using Meraki's API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/rate-limit/ Just wanted to clarify a few things: I am trying to query a device's port status using this route:  /devices/{serial}/switch/ports/statues Assuming I have 50 devices within the organization, does this mean it takes me 5 seconds to query the port statuses of every device within the organisation? Next, if I have 2 organisations, each with 50 devices, does that mean that it will still take me 5 seconds to query the port statuses of every device (assume that I query with concurrency)? Wanted to clarify this as it is unclear to me what a query limit for each organization constitutes ... View more