I have to be blind because there error I'm getting is that my ip address is not formatted correctly for the meraki module in python. But it looks correct. Yes i know i'm importing more then needed. from meraki import meraki from ipaddress import ip_address import random import requests import json import sys import re import warnings import os import csv # Used to access Meraki API import login (API_KEY, ORG_ID, BASE_URL) = (login.api_key, login.org_id, login.base_url) ####Variables#### my_hub = '#####' my_mode = 'spoke' my_usevpn = 'True' # Get the current list of networks current_networks = meraki.getnetworklist(API_KEY, ORG_ID) # Get the current networks' ID network_id = [network['id'] for network in current_networks] network_id.pop(1) #Get VLANS for line in network_id: vlans = meraki.getvlans(API_KEY, line) vpn = meraki.getvpnsettings(API_KEY, line) #Get the VPN Subnets vpn_subnet = [subnet['subnet'] for subnet in vlans] for sub in vpn_subnet: #Update VPN Settings update_vpnsettings = meraki.updatevpnsettings(API_KEY, line, mode=my_mode, subnets=sub, usevpn=my_usevpn, hubnetworks=my_hub, defaultroute='False') print(update_vpnsettings) raise ValueError('Invalid Subnet IP Address {0} - Address must be formatted as #.#.#.#/#'.format(str(subnetip))) ValueError: Invalid Subnet IP Address 1 - Address must be formatted as #.#.#.#/# The issue is with the sub variable. But that comes out formatted as x.x.x.x/x. I have a hard time believing that someone way smarter then me screwed up when making the module. Sub variable output 192.168.128.0/24 10.110.14.0/24 10.110.15.0/24 10.110.16.0/24 10.110.17.0/24 10.110.20.0/24 10.110.77.0/24 10.110.175.0/24 10.110.215.0/24
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