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BrianP · ‎May 19 2024

You are correct, I actually called them right after posting this message to see if I could get immediate assistance. We were able to get it to work, but neither the support agent know why it did. In only one of the many organizations we configuring the new certificate, we deleted it the new thumbprint and just updated the existing thumbprint with the new thumbprint and everything started working. All the other organizations remain the same with both old and new thumbprints existing, but the dashboard is still working for all of them. Not sure why that step fixed it, but it did. Hopefully that helps somebody else that runs into this issue.

BrianP · ‎May 19 2024

I've created a support request with no response yet from Meraki. I created a new certificate in Azure for my Meraki Dashboard since our certificate is expiring today. We added that certificate to all our Orgs, and had our customers where we don't have Admin access add the new certificate. We added all the new Meraki consumer URLs to are App Reg in Azure as well. Yesterday I went to active the new certificate and the Meraki Dashboard stops working when I do that. We just get a page with RAW html to load. I can re-active the previous certificate and everything works again. Not sure how to proceed. The process should have been simple enough. I left the new certificate live for an extended period, but it never ends up working. Switching back instantly gets the Dashboard working again.

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

Fair enough. For people who have issues hitting the Rate limit ( due to other active monitoring API calls ), it would be significantly faster to do the network list call and the full org device list call, and correlate the device to the correct network in the code, instead of the individual calls per network. Either way, you solved Raphael's issue!

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

Awesome. Any reason to do the 'Grab device list per network' step ? There is a get all Devices in Org call that is the exact same info as the get list per network. Should save a ton of API calls. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/rest/api-endpoints/devices/get-organization-devices GET /organizations/{organizationId}/devices

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

Sorry didn't catch the 'repeater' requirement. Not sure off the top of my head if any API endpoint exposes that info. I will take a look and get back if I see anything.

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

Here is the API Docs for the call: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#/rest/api-endpoints/organizations/get-organization-device-statuses

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

organizations/{{organizationId}}/deviceStatuses This call will get the status of all devices in the organization. You can use that to get all AP statuses.

BrianP · ‎Dec 16 2019

Are you referring to Device Status? If so @CBurkhead is correct and that call should be sufficient. If you are looking for availability statistics like if a device is up for 99% of a time period, then they don't have a specific call for that. You can use the GET /networks/{networkId}/devices/{serial}/lossAndLatencyHistory endpoint to get the packet loss info for a time period. The inverse of that is close to availability (depending on the availability calc you are going for ).

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