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Dec 8 2017
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Dec 6 2017
12:26 AM
and by the way I have police issues : St-François I/o St-François. Any idea to correct that ?
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Dec 6 2017
12:11 AM
it works, thanks again ! I added the address in the request. Unfortunately there are line breaks in that field and it messes up the entire output. Is there a way to avoid that ?
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Dec 5 2017
8:57 AM
found it ... npn install async !! So can we change the output format ? Otherwise I just use a soft to change the format !
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Dec 5 2017
8:41 AM
you are right. Seems we have a problem with one of the organizations right now, we just opened a ticket for that. So anyways, I went to the next step and got the network id just for one organization, your code works ! However when I use the 3rd part to get the devices, I get an error again... It does not find async ! What am I missing this time ? When we use an output file, is there a way to change its format to use a tabular form ?
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Dec 5 2017
2:27 AM
thanks again, this is progressing. So here is the next error message : orglist.foreach(function(item){ TypeError: orgList.forEach is not a function
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Dec 1 2017
12:16 AM
Hello, thanks for all this. I have to admit I did not manage to get it work. I do not know java... I use to program in C, I do not know the programming linked to internet.. I need java for dummies !! the require('request') fails, I suppose I have to define a directory , it does not know where to find it ? In the code I do not see where I indicate my API Key... Not sure if you have time to help me more ?
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Nov 28 2017
5:39 AM
Hello, i have a few questions today (pls remember i am a newbie on Meraki, so pls make your answer easy to understand). I recently setup Postman to do my own extractions because the files proposed by the web site are somewhat limited. So now i want to extrat the list of all equipment we are supervising using the command GET /networks/[networkId]/devices 1/ Can i create a batch of such requests to automate the process ? If so, how ? 2/ Can i direct the result of a command to a file ? If so, how ? Can i then select the output format, for example tabular ? 3/ Can i build a more intelligent script, one that will find the list of all network ids first, then enter the get devices command for all networks ? thanks in advance for your answers ! Gp
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Nov 20 2017
6:05 AM
in the summary report, in the top device section, we see the usage and the usage %. Does anybody know against what value the % is calculated ?
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