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Gal_Tfilin
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Nov 8 2021
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Nov 8 2021
8:25 AM
I tried @CiscoUser 's solution and could not make it work. However, I managed to find the documentation of that functionality under the following API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!provision-network-clients under schema definition. You should set Per connection policy and list the SSIDs you would like to change the device's policy for them Here is an example for a request's body that would block device for specific SSIDs: { "mac": "aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa", "devicePolicy": "Per connection", "timespan": 2592000, "policiesBySsid": { "9": { "devicePolicy": "Blocked" } } } Sending this body in a post request to /networks/{networkId}/clients/provision will block any device with MAC aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa from connecting to SSID on index 9(you can get that using GET /networks/{networkId}/ssids)
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Jun 9 2021
11:59 AM
Hey, I have a particular use case where I am required to block specific ports of switches(automated in python). Is there a way that I can do that? I.e., block a specific port of a switch using Meraki's API and achieve similar behavior to provisioning a client's policy(https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!provision-network-clients) only for any client connected to a specific switch port? Thanks! p.s. Is there a way to do that manually in Meraki's dashboard?
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Oct 12 2020
3:45 AM
I also bumped into this possible solution. I really hoped that it would have been possible via API or another simple method. Setting up an HTTP server with a public IP is a bit overkill for what I'm intending on doing here.
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Oct 12 2020
3:42 AM
Unfortunately, this alert should include MR devices 😕 Wish MR devices would have supported such an alert.
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Oct 11 2020
5:42 AM
Hey, I would like to create an alert that alerts me when a client connects to my Meraki network. This could be either a client that has connected to the network for the first time or a client that has already connected to the network in the past. I explored the possibility to do that by setting an alert that would send a trigger to a webhook of mine. Unfortunately, I could not find a way to set such an alert on the dashboard. I noticed that you can also set alerts using Meraki API - https://n70.meraki.com/Armis-Network/n/33qHDagb/manage/support/api_docs/v1#update-the-alert-configuration-for-this-network - but I could not find a documentation of the alerts that could be set, using this API route. Periodically querying the clients that are connected to the network using Meraki's API is not feasible. It will consume too many API calls(I would like to monitor a relatively large number of networks) and we are limited to only 5 API calls per second. Could anyone help me with that? Thanks, Gal.
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Jun 8 2020
4:15 AM
Unfortunately, I'm not the owner(in terms of operational responsibility) of these devices and I cannot make any modifications to these devices. I can either ignore these devices' firmware versions or find a reasonable workaround.
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Jun 8 2020
3:33 AM
Hey, I implemented code that uses Meraki's API to get, amongst other things, the firmware versions of Meraki devices on a network. I use this endpoint: GET /networks/{networkId}/devices For some of the devices, I'm getting the following: "Firmware locked. Please contact support." Is there any other way of getting a device's firmware? Does anybody know why would Meraki return this value (on product design perspective) instead of the actual firmware version, even if it's locked?
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Dec 2 2019
12:40 AM
Unfortunately it seems that this operation is not supported for Action Batches. I'm getting the following response: {
"errors": [
"Unrecognized resource"
]
} The same request body in dedicated request works and this resource is not listed in the documentation page.
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Dec 1 2019
7:27 AM
Hi, I'm using the API to programatically set policies for clients according to their mac addresses across all of the organizations's networks. Meaning that if I would decide to block a device it's MAC address will be blocked across all of networks in my organization. For this purpose I use "/networks/[networkId]/clients/provision" API request but unfortunately we are talking about a lot of API calls due to a big number of networks in my organization. Is there a better, more efficient way of setting a policy for a client(that is not necessarily know by the network) accross all networks?
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