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Steinbep · ‎May 31 2021

@PhilipDAthIs correct and this is probably the easiest way to do it. A simple for loop through networks and ssids will get you through the data you need to change. Something like the below. nets = meraki.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(organizationId) for net in nets: ssids = meraki.wireless.getNetworkWirelessSsids(net['id']) for ssid in ssids: if ssid['name'] == "something": ssid.update({'psk' : 'newpassword'}) # use the update() function when working with dictionaries. # ssidChange = meraki.wireless.updateNetworkWirelessSsid(net['id'], **ssid) # the double * (**) will unpack the dictionary and allow you to post the full dictionary as the new variables. Be careful with this as you may get a return value that won't post.

Steinbep · ‎Apr 4 2021

@ByronZIf you know PowerShell inside and out, just use that. It will be harder to maintain in the long run though. The fact that Meraki maintains a python sdk for you, makes the change so much easier. You don't have to maintain your own requests. I started with the Meraki API several years ago and it kick started my python programming/automation journey. Python seems to be the language for network automation and honestly it is super easy to learn. As for csv files, python has a standard library for working with csv files and its super easy to learn. Just my 2 cents.

Steinbep · ‎Mar 5 2021

You can do this with simple for loops and matching logic. ie: m = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) orgs = m.organizations.getOrganizations() for org in orgs: networks = m.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org['id']) for network in networks: if "networkName" in network['name']: do something.... This is basic flow control (nested loops) that will allow you to find what you are looking for. This method is slow but its more to give you the idea then good code to use.

Steinbep · ‎Jun 8 2020

@CptnCrnchThanks for pointing that out. Here are the documents that I used: https://meraki.io

Steinbep · ‎Jun 8 2020

Yes, this can be done with the API. I just did this last weekend with python module from meraki. If you would like some help just PM me and I can point you in the direction you need.

Steinbep · ‎Jun 8 2020

I have only ever seen firmware locked when I was in a beta for a specific product. Its locked in by the beta team so you can test the product. You can try to call support to have them release the lock if you are no longer in the beta test.

Steinbep · ‎May 21 2020

Thanks! I'll have a deeper look in the morning. I have the script 99% but this would just be icing if it was exposed.

Steinbep · ‎May 21 2020

I am writing a script to transfer one org into another and I have 3rd party VPN settings that I want to automate. API docs are there but when I try to find in the python library (1.0.0b5), nothing. Try cURL, <title>Page not found - Cisco Meraki</title>. I assume the API endpoint has not been released? Any info on the release date of this one? https://api.meraki.com/api_docs/v1#return-the-third-party-vpn-peers-for-an-organization

Steinbep · ‎May 5 2020

What version of the postman package are you using? Are you using the beta for v1?

Steinbep · ‎Jan 29 2020

Great!

Steinbep · ‎Jan 29 2020

I used 4 types in the array and it returned all 4 for me. Are you working with only one network or cycling through multiple?

Steinbep · ‎Jan 29 2020

Are you getting an error? I just tested and didn't have an issue with your code.

Steinbep · ‎Sep 23 2019

@dbd @it will work. It’s what I use. You just need the api key. And org id. You can run this from idle or any other ide you want.

Steinbep · ‎Sep 21 2019

This is an older piece of code but should get you what you need. https://github.com/steinbep/Meraki-API---Python/blob/master/find_machine.py

Steinbep · ‎Jul 26 2019

BinTN- I have this setup in my environment. Send me a PM and I can try to set some time to help get you setup on the PAN side. I assume that since you have this behind another firewall you are running it as a Hub, correct?

Steinbep · ‎Jun 12 2019

This isn't a captive portal (splash page) setup like you would on the wireless side. You will need to setup your ethernet interface to authenticate the device with the Meraki user information.

Steinbep · ‎May 7 2019

I run a Public Cert and we still get prompted on allowing the cert on iOS. The CA is in the Trusted CA list for Apple as well. The intermediate certs are the problem I believe. Haven't had time to dig through and find a solution.

Steinbep · ‎Sep 6 2018

Dave the IT Guy!!

Steinbep · ‎Aug 13 2018

Ben- Where are you looking to create the ACL? You mention all routing is done on an L3 Core switch. Do you have an MX? Wireless? If you are running wireless only the below config should give you what you need. You just need to make allowances before the deny statement if you need access to something.

Steinbep · ‎Aug 10 2018

If they have the same SSID and same PSK they will connect as expected. I use this same idea in 60 field sites only I use WPA2-Enterprise instead of a PSK. Works without issue.

Steinbep · ‎Jul 2 2018

Your dashboard instance works too. ie: http://n###.meraki.com

Steinbep · ‎Jul 2 2018

Not that I have found.

Steinbep · ‎Jun 28 2018

There is no API for that but you can poll each client and only return the clients with that group policy.

Steinbep · ‎Jun 22 2018

@chengineer Good to know. My SE must have enabled.

Steinbep · ‎Jun 22 2018

Works both ways for me.

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