Hi,   I am new to Meraki and to the Dashboard API. I am trying to ascertain whether I am using the Dashboard API correctly or not. I need to get the status of all access points and switches in an organization. Currently this is how I approach it:   Request status for every device in the organization (API: https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/***/deviceStatuses). Iterate over each device and request additional device details (https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/***/devices/***). Iterate over the device details, using the device's model name to group the devices into groups eg. all devices with a model name starting with "MR" belongs to the Access Point group, all devices starting with "MS" belongs to the switches group and so on.   I have two questions to the above approach:   Is there a better way than getting all the devices via the deviceStatuses endpoint and then requesting each device's details? It results in a lot of requests and I am concerned that I will quickly reach the API's max request limit - 5 calls pr second. Is there a better way to identify a device type (eg access point, switch etc) other than looking at the device's model name?   Regards, Bjørn   ... View more

Hi,   I am trying to get a feel for how to work with the Dashboard API. I have been through a few tutorials and  read through the API Docs. I am testing the API using the DevNet Meraki Sandbox and Postman. Most of the API calls works as expected, but when I try to list the SM devices I get the following error: This combined network does not contain a Systems Manager network   Which probably makes sense since this is the Sandboxed version. Is there perhaps another way to use and test this?   Regards, Bjørn   ... View more