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Ishai
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Jan 11 2023
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Dec 15 2022
9:47 AM
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Hi Philip, Due to time pressure I did not have time to go dip in the above script, I found another way to do this. It’s a combination of API and Postman. But I did not give up on the Scripting part, don’t worry. Thanks again Ishai
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Dec 12 2022
10:40 PM
Hi Philip Hi Philip Thank you for your quick response and the suggested solutions, I need some time to go through this script and try things out (im not the Python specialist yet). The moment I have some results I’ll let you know, Kind regards Ishai Thank you for your quick response and the suggested solutions, I need some time to go through this script and try things out (im not the Python specialist yet). The moment I have some results I’ll let you know, Kind regards Ishai
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Dec 12 2022
5:43 AM
Hello community, I Need your assistance with a Meraki, Python issue, I’m not a python specialist and I really wonder if the solution is really that simple with Python. Let’s say I have 100 networks and I want to enable SSID interface Nr. 2 with a specific VLAN Nr. (The WLAN configuration is not the issue here). I want to use the below python script to read through a . txt or .CSV file and execute the command below for every network. Networkid.txt N_111111111111111111 N_111111111111111112 N_111111111111111113 N_111111111111111114 N_111111111111111115 Read a file with networkids, execute the Python - Request “URL” with the variable Networkid and go for the next Networkid. url = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/{networkId}/wireless/ssids/{number}" url = "https://n123.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/networkid/appliance/ssids/2" ******This Script works fine for a single Network**** import meraki import requests dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI() url = "https://n123.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/N_111111111111111113/appliance/ssids/2" payload = '''{ "number": 2, "name": "Test_3333", "enabled": true, "defaultVlanId": 777, "authMode": "psk", "psk": "xtesty2022", "encryptionMode": "wpa", "wpaEncryptionMode": "WPA2 only", "visible": false }''' headers = { "Content-Type": "application/json", "Accept": "application/json", "X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key": "xxabcc7ff12344bababababa333334444" } response = requests.request('PUT', url, headers=headers, data = payload) print(response.text.encode('utf8')) Thank you in advance Ishai
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Jan 3 2022
6:18 AM
Hi Dave, Sorry for the late response. Thank you for your explanation! I’m investigating the possibility that the failover to another hub is not taking over when one Hub is down. (Security & SD-WAN ---- Site-to-Site VPN Hub position 2 is not taking over after hub in position 1 failed). I can’t be very specific yet but I’m trying to narrow down the possibilities. Current version: MX 15.42.1 Thank you. Ishai
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Dec 24 2021
6:15 AM
Thanks for your reply I’ll do some tests and come back to you (I think the sizing guide refers to full-mash)
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Dec 24 2021
5:17 AM
Hi All I have a question regarding Hub/spoke redundancy. We are in migration Phase from one Dc to another. I have multiple remote sites configured as a spoke (MX68CW) connecting to two Hub in two different DC’s (MX-450), Is there a restriction (max. 2) in the amount of VPN’s from a spoke point of view toward the Hubs, is it possible to have 3 tunnels to 3 hubs from one spoke? Thank you in advance.
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