There are definitely better ways to do this in 2026 (webhooks, API, etc), but depending on what you need and how much, if its just the type and model for example, you could append this in the device name. An example naming convention would be location, building, device type/#, model   LOC1-BLDGA-SW1-MS225-24P If you need more info and absolutely cannot live without the emails, you could use an intermediary like Microsoft Flow to "catch" an email alert or webhook, look up the device in the API and then send an email with the extra information included. There would be a bit of cost and development work to such a solution, but weigh that as you will against the value of this integration and what it would take to switch to webhooks. ... View more

Use the same thumbprint on every org and control access using the SAML Roles   User 1 gets group "Org Type 1 Admin" User 2 gets group "Org Type 2 Admin"   Org 1 has "Org Type 1 Admin" on it as a role and does NOT have "Org Type 2 Admin" Org 2 has "Org Type 2 Admin" on it as a role and does NOT have "Org Type 1 Admin" on it as a role.   User 1 will get access just to org 1, User 2 will get access just to org 2. The thumbprint must match AND there must be a matching role to grant access on the org.    ... View more

Splunk is fantastic for logging in general and now also has an API integration into Meraki that is quite useful, but Splunk is also expensive so its certainly not for everyone.  ... View more

Is there any mention in that issue whether the defect is dashboard-side or device-side? As in, will it take another firmware upgrade to resolve this defect or is it just reporting wrong on the dashboard side? ... View more

[Edit: Ryan got to it before I did. ]   Sounds like you want to configure some SD-WAN Policies.   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Design_and_Configure/Configuration_Guides/Firewall_and_Traffic_Shaping/SD-WAN_and_Traffic_Shaping#SD-WAN_policies     ... View more

The way that Meraki tries to identify what type of device it is for Group Policy is very finnicky these days, but what I would test first here is blocking outbound ports 80 and 443 for UDP to see if it is QUIC that is allowing them through. ... View more

MSP ID is exactly what it sounds like, an identifier for a partner providing managed services. If you are an MSP, this should be populated with your MSP ID in your orgs, if you are not an MSP but you contract an MSP to manage your existing dashboard they would populate this with their ID. ... View more

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/api-reference-early-access-api-platform-monitor-devices-availabilities-changehistory-get-organization-devices-availabilities-change-history/     ... View more