Any chance you control a server/workstation on both ends of the link? Could look at iPerf testing between them. It's a little rough, but you can script around the iPerf3.exe to automate testing and log results per site. ... View more

There are several things you can do such as:   - Error catching -> If no errors are caught then its safe to assume things worked out  - Read API calls afterwards -> This will allow you to check the read data against certain conditions  Generally speaking though, the logic you're trying to do doesn't make much sense. The API touches only what its meant to and nothing else. There's no way to ensure that the correct configurations were made because it is not possible to define "correct" in terms of code, especially since the whole point of the script is to change the configurations and thus the definition of "correct" changes as well. If the script is meant to change configurations, that's exactly what it will do. Nothing else. ... View more

Is the opt-in Organization-wide? Or per-user? ... View more

Forgot to mention, you can access our Swagger UI for managing modules @ https://visibility.amp.cisco.com/iroh/iroh-int/ ... View more

In my snipet , all the pages are appended and returned as the variable ''results''.   Works like a charm for our 1900 networks and 4800 switches ... View more

Thanks so much for the advice.  I've never messed with APIs before (or Python for that matter).  I guess this is something I need to start getting familiar with.  For now I think I'll run through manual configurations to make sure I don't break anything, but I guess I'm on warning for getting onboard with new ways of doing things.  ... View more

Check this link, I think It can be helpful 🙂   https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/UPnP-Help/m-p/10861 ... View more

It sounds like your use case requires MR MQTT data, rather than API calls   https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/MR_MQTT_Data_Streaming ... View more

In my case I need to have the Cellular module properly reset because the carrier has made some changes to the service and this requires the Cellular modem be restarted to pick these changes up (new session to the carrier network is required).  A warm boot does not suffice as the Cellular card does not actually disconnect from the network when the warm reboot is done. You could reasonably say that this does not need to be the default reboot option, but it should be there for situations like this when it is needed.  I can still get to the router via the other link so I can issue commands to it.  The ability to either restart just the cellular model OR do a full power restart of the chassis would be sufficient in my case. ... View more

I am referring to the Health alerts contained in the "bell" on the top right of the Dashboard GUI per network. Alerts roll up here, like device down, poor connectivity, switch ports with CRC errors, 802.1x failed tests etc.   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-health-alerts   https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Cross-Platform_Content/Global_Alerts_Widget   Currently you have to roll through everything network to pull them instead of being able to pull them Org wide in one call.  1000+ calls instead of say 5.  (depending on size of environment) ... View more

@Ryan_Miles , @MerakiDave , @GreenMan    Sorry to tag you all but are Meraki able to provide any further information or clarification here? ... View more

Broadsoft and Webex Calling going to be separate products or integrated together? Sorry, haven't took a dive towards the UC world in a good while! ... View more

I like what @Greenberet says.  You might even be able to use a streaming service to do this for you. ... View more

No, but is your problem getting the initial link to the video wall, or getting a timestamped link to the video wall?    Depending on how many video walls you have....the video wall links take the same "timestamp" parameter as an individual camera, so you could manually create your own list of links to your video walls and then generate timestamped links programmatically by just adding the timestamps as follows   The API gives an example of linking to a camera as such   https://nxx.meraki.com/office-cameras/n/bs0a1k/manage/nodes/new_list/29048243992402?timestamp=1535732570077   which is basically the URL of the camera + "?timestamp=<time>"    Video walls use the same format...so if this is your video wall https://nxx.meraki.com/office-cameras/n/bs0a1k/manage/video/video_wall/69048243912443   just adding "?timestamp=1535732570077" to the end of the link has a similar effect   ... View more