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RamonSolis

Ever wish the Cisco Meraki Dashboard had a true NOC “TV Mode”? Imagine a dark-mode, wall-display view that: • shows real-time network health at a glance • is shareable with stakeholders and IT directors • stays secure with MFA authentication • uses a read-only Meraki API key (visibility without risking changes) I’ve been working on a lightweight Flask-based Meraki dashboard built specifically for NOCs and wall-mounted displays—and it’s available as an open-source project on my GitHub. Would your team use something like this as an open-source solution, or do you already have a “TV screen” network monitoring setup in place? #CiscoMeraki #Meraki #NOC #NetworkOperations #Flask #NetOps #CyberSecurity #ITLeadership https://github.com/rasolis610/Meraki-Dashboard-TV-NOC-Mode-Local-Host-Web-Portal/tree/main A lightweight, dark-mode Flask web application designed specifically for Network Operations Centers (NOCs) and wall-mounted TV displays. This application connects to the Cisco Meraki API to provide a real-time, high-visibility dashboard of your network infrastructure, builtin with MFA.

RamonSolis · ‎Dec 15 2025

The claim code key allows an entire order to be claimed at once, but Meraki has acknowledged that it has a limitation of 150 devices at a time.

RamonSolis · ‎Dec 15 2025

The APs are ready claimed, the closest solution will be using API https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/claim-network-devices/ and pip install meraki as "sungod" mention before. I will try python script.

RamonSolis · ‎Dec 15 2025

Yes, we do. The issue is that each network will have about 60 APs, so we end up manually searching for and clicking on each one. We would like the ability to import a CSV file or input serial numbers separated by commas. We have purchased a large quantity of Meraki APs, and adding multiple APs by clicking each one individually is not an efficient method, it is time-consuming.

RamonSolis · ‎Dec 15 2025

The Meraki UI and backend inventory processing are not optimized for large bulk submissions. In our case, we purchase large quantities and have to claim them in batches of 150 APs at a time, which is very inconvenient.

RamonSolis · ‎Dec 15 2025

We recently purchased over 2,000 Meraki access points and created approximately 50 school networks. Each network requires the assignment of 40–80 APs. However, we have encountered a significant challenge: the current Meraki dashboard only allows us to add APs to existing networks one at a time. This method is extremely time-consuming and inefficient for large-scale deployments. While we have explored the "Bulk and Inventory" options, they unfortunately do not support assigning devices in bulk to existing networks. Given the scale of our deployment, this limitation presents a major obstacle. Meraki does not currently appear to offer a streamlined solution for enterprise-level AP assignments.

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Re: Issues to claim more than ~50 Meraki APs at once to dashboard

Re: How add multiple Meraki APs in bulk to an existing network?

Re: How add multiple Meraki APs in bulk to an existing network?

Issues to claim more than ~50 Meraki APs at once to dashboard

How add multiple Meraki APs in bulk to an existing network?

Re: Issues to claim more than ~50 Meraki APs at once to dashboard