I used this is a splash page that I've have setup,   <input required name="username" id="username" style="width: 300px" type="email"></input></p> ... View more

We've built a tool to migrate devices from one network to another while preserving their configs, and this bug has been a HUGE pain in the ass.   The workaround we're working with now (still under testing)   1) remove device from old network 2) reboot device (instead of reset) so it enters failsafe mode, and updates the local device settings 3) wait an hour for the device removal to propagate across the meraki cloud (only needed for cross-org transfers) 4) reclaim the device to new network 5) reboot again (optional)     So far this seems promising, but yeah.. its a pain ... View more

Has this dashboard interface been released?  After freshly rolling out a new Meraki infrastructure, I am in need of a way to get a list of printers in each of my 200 networks. ... View more

I like to create a dedicated account.   Check out my post on API keys. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developers-APIs/A-newer-safer-way-to-access-the-dashboard-API/m-p/69602  ... View more

Hi @CBurkhead  , i would love to see your cloning script if you have it available? ... View more

Yes, I have got the same issue on Apple iPhones. It´s working well with andoid phones. The Meraki splashpage doesn´t appeary reliable on Apple devices. It´s most time the browser-cache: When you try to open an new web-page (you never used before) the splashpage appears. Or deleting the browser history cache.       ... View more

This is an awesome contribution, nice job! ... View more

@opelsinei I'll add that @BlakeRichardson is correct about HLS being selected and optimized for Meraki MV.  HLS delay is normal and results in about a 4 to 5 second of delay because HLS turns the live video stream into a set of 2-second video segment files and does sequential HTTP-based file downloads, and needs the first 2 chunks (about 4 seconds) to begins the streaming process.  Meraki has optimized HLS for MV quite a bit, I believe it was originally well over 15 to 20 seconds before being optimized for MV.   The trade-off is that Meraki MV is extremely intuitive and simple to use, natively traverses any firewalls or proxies that allow HTTP in the first place, and requires no special software or browsers or specific Java versions or plugins or ActiveX controls or any of that.  It's pretty much any browser on any device on any operating system and you're working with the full power of MV.     Certain quality settings on the "Quality & Retention" page can help slightly, like switching from Enhanced to Standard can shave off a second or two.  This can slightly change the way the video is encoded as the stream gets split into files for the HLS stream.  This setting can be camera by camera as well, so if the camera is zoomed in for identity of someone being buzzed in through a doorway, the quality may not matter much but the extra 1-2 seconds gives a better experience for the lobby admin buzzing them in.   Unfortunately there will always be some HLS delay (remember the tradeoff: powerful, simple & intuitive with no special software or plugins) and it's already been optimized about as much as it can be.  To make sure you have all the up-to-date performance improvements, go to the latest firmware, currently 4.4.    Generally speaking the 4-5 second delay does not cause operational impact.  If it were to be optimized even further, it would introduce a lot more overhead, such as more numerous smaller video segments and therefore a higher percentage of protocol overhead, which could also introduce more of a chance for choppy video playback.   As others mentioned, you can also leverage RTSP for the actual real-time video stream, and this can also be configured on a camera by camera basis as needed.     ... View more

Hello, I'm interested in learning everything you already do with the Meraki APIs. I wish I could count on your mentoring and how I can learn with small programs. Thanks for your help. ... View more

Hi Ed, Thanks for you asnwer. Can you provide your email address so that I can set you up a demo account? Best, Noel ... View more

@PhilipDAth wrote: First warning; to use a webhook it is compulsory to use a public SSL certificate.  You can not use a self signed certificate or plain http.   So if you use something like Flask you will also need to setup a DNS name pointing to the server and get an SSL certificate from something like LetsEncrypt (doing this in Linux is much easier).     You can use just the IP as long as your cert is set up correctly, but this is a really good point and one I totally forgot about. I'm using Let's Encrypt for my scripts, but I can understand why others might not want to go this route. Good catch! ... View more

Hello, So I think I've done it. I tested it on 3 networks and it worked. See the code below: import csv from datetime import datetime import os import meraki # Either input your API key below by uncommenting line 10 and changing line 15 to api_key=api_key, # or set an environment variable (preferred) to define your API key. The former is insecure and not recommended. # For example, in Linux/macOS: export MERAKI_DASHBOARD_API_KEY=093b24e85df15a3e66f1fc359f4c48493eaa1b73 api_key = 'xxx' def updateNetworkVlan(self, networkId: str, vlanId: str, **kwargs): csv_file = open('TestScript.csv') csv_reader = csv.reader(csv_file, delimiter=',') # csv_reader stocheaza id retea si subnet print(csv_reader) for NetworkID, Subnet, IP in csv_reader: print(NetworkID, Subnet, IP) collect = {} network_id = NetworkID collect[NetworkID] = network_id vlan_id = '1' collect['vlan_id'] = vlan_id update_network_vlan = UpdateNetworkVlanModel() update_network_vlan.name = 'Agentii' update_network_vlan.subnet = Subnet update_network_vlan.appliance_ip = IP update_network_vlan.dhcp_handling = DhcpHandlingEnum.ENUM_RUN_A_DHCP_SERVER update_network_vlan.dhcp_lease_time = DhcpLeaseTimeEnum.ENUM_1_DAY update_network_vlan.dhcp_boot_options_enabled = False update_network_vlan.dhcp_boot_next_server = 'null' update_network_vlan.dhcp_boot_filename = 'null' update_network_vlan.dns_nameservers = 'google_dns' collect['update_network_vlan'] = update_network_vlan result = vlans_controller.update_network_vlan(collect) One more question tough, after I run it I would like to get a print back that everythong was OK or if I got any errors on any networks. How can I do that? Really appreciate the guidance !! ... View more

I wasn't looking for any specific faults or resolutions but something similar to the Cisco Automated Fault Management system, so something that will learn to recognise potential issues and work to resolve them in the background. ... View more

@jdsilva Thanks!  I suspected that had something to do with it, but didn't know where to start... I'll dig around to see if there are any settings to flip to see how that goes ... View more