Hi, I use postman with the Meraki API and I would like to know how to do or in what way I could be able to do the following: I have a few networks with their respective group policies. I would like that when I make a change in one, that change is applied to the rest of the networks automatically. (IMPORTANT: Only when I wanted to do it, because if for example I were to lose connection in one of them, I would leave all of them without connection also when replicating that policy to the rest) Thanks a lot.   ... View more

Thanks for the feedback   I'd also done some testing in the meantime (just using getDeviceSwitchPortStatuses )   If t0 is not specified, then the default timespan 24 hour lookback "from today" means from 'now'   From what you've found, the 31 days lookback "from today" has enough margin for 32x86400 seconds lookback from midnight 'tonight'   i.e. a monthly run on the 1st would always be able to get a full month's data for the previous month, though of course with no safety margin if something delayed the query until the 2nd or later   On the port status data I've gone with taking daily samples just after midnight with t0 at midnight the day before, then assembling into monthly files (to match our customers' reporting frequency), that way if there was a problem it could be recovered, though in this instance a day's missed sample isn't going to matter   I need to make a general wish to be able to set absolute start and end times for sample windows, at least on this call it seems the end is always 'now', as only one of t0 or timespan can be specified according to the documentation   ... View more

Hey @JudgeyK    The way that it works is that the data is sent up the Meraki cloud via the encrypted tunnel from each AP. Then depending on the version you are using for the location analytics, the following happens: - V2: you will receive a stream of data of every client that has been seen over the last minute (or so) from each access point. - V3: you will receive a stream about once a minute of aggregated data of all clients from all access points on a network-wide level.   Either way, the data originates from our public IP and is sent to the web server you specify. Therefore, your web server needs to be publicly accessible to receive the stream.   Once it is all set up, you will then receive a stream of all client details (including latitude/longitude) in JSON format.   It is worth remembering that to accurately give you these details, you will need to position your APs and Cameras on the map/floor plan as accurately as possible.   References:  https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/scanning-api/#!introduction https://documentation.meraki.com/zGeneral_Administration/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Using_a_Floor_Plan_or_Custom_Map_in_Dashboard https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Location_Analytics   Cheers! John   ... View more

@Meraki_John    Somewhat oddly, my phone is picking up Bluetooth fitbits whilst the AP picks up TVs, but not my phone . . .  ... View more

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