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Greenberet · ‎Feb 17 2021

You can't create sub domains here, but I'm using a similiar approach for my servers with a CName record. e.g. server1.mydomain.com -> CNAME MX-123.dynamic-m.com server2.mydomain.com -> CNAME MX-123.dynamic-m.com server3.mydomain.com -> CNAME MX-123.dynamic-m.com

Greenberet · ‎Feb 14 2021

He is probably talking about this one: On the third party VPN settings the remote destination must be an IP address. DNS names are currently not possible. So if the remote site has a dynamic IP address, you would have to change it every time manually/via script instead of using the dns service which gets updated automatically

Greenberet · ‎Feb 3 2021

Hello, the documentation under https://documentation.meraki.com/General_Administration/Other_Topics/Cisco_Meraki_Dashboard_API is rather outdated. Everything is still for API V0 and not V1. Kind Regards

Greenberet · ‎Jan 27 2021

The method is there under '<aio/meraki>.organizations.getOrganizationUplinksStatuses("ORGID")'

Greenberet · ‎Jan 26 2021

Hi, I don't think that you can achieve that with vlans. I don't know this particular product, but all of the VGA/HDMI over ethernet cable extenders I know require a straight ethernet cabling infrastructure. They don't really speak "ethernet". They just support the cabling, so that you can use for example the existing rj45 patch panels and get the video over a longer distance.

Greenberet · ‎Jan 25 2021

I think you are searching for getOrganizationApplianceSecurityEvents

Greenberet · ‎Jan 25 2021

check the selected time. Currently you have set it to "for the last day", try a longer period

Greenberet · ‎Jan 15 2021

Congrats guys 😃

Greenberet · ‎Jan 15 2021

Same for me. My windows machine gets recognised as "Other" and one linux server too. Windows Machine is also part of MDM, sadly they don't mix the information on the same combined network =(

Greenberet · ‎Jan 14 2021

Actually you can do this easily. MV Cameras support MQTT. You can use a middleware like home-assistant.io or node-red which supports MQTT and philips hue. After setting up HomeAssistant you can connect the MV via MQTT to home assistant. Then you will need to connect home assistant to the hue bridge. Both can be done via wizards, so you don't have to edit any configuration files. After then (again via a wizard) you can create an automation to trigger on people > 0 and set the lights.

Greenberet · ‎Jan 7 2021

@PhilipDAthabout letting your personal certificates expire: Personally I wouldn't do it, even If I wouldn't need it currently. You don't know what will happen in a few years. I currently hold a CCIE Collaboration, CCDevP (got it beginning of March 2020), CCNP Collab, ... I completely understand that you don't want to go the "traditional" recertification path with studying for one or more exams. In 2017 or 2018 cisco hast started the continued education path for CCIEs and in the meantime it got also available for the lower tiers. Which means you can recertify just with attending (online) courses. I was the first person in my company which has went this way for the CCIE recertification and all I did was attending 2 online self study courses: Developing with Cisco Network Programmability (NPDEV) 4.0 which had not much to do with my daily business, but it was still interesting to learn. In the end it has also helped me to pass the DevCore exam as some topics got covered here. Troubleshooting Cisco IP Telephony and Video (CTCOLLAB) 1.0 There wasn't much new here for me, but I still have learned something. There isn't any requirement for you to do anything similiar to your current certificates. You just have to attend courses which are part of the program. Just login into ce.cisco.com and look for any courses for your recertification. For professional level you would need 80 credits/points. You can do 4 courses which are worth 20 or just do 2 with 50 and 30 credits or any other combination.

Greenberet · ‎Jan 7 2021

Mine involve a lot of programming. I'm currently building my own house (well I let building it) and it will get smart(light, shutters, ...). Additionally the whole network & cameras will be based on Meraki. To make everything work together I want to write a meraki component for home assistant, so that I can easily integrate meraki with my smart home 😃 e.g. Someone comes to the front door while I'm watching TV -> switch to chromecast and display the video from the front door Alarm system is active and the camera detects a person -> close all open shutters Enable/Disable (hidden) SSID based on my location. WiFi with Site2Site VPN to the company doesn't have to be enabled while I'm not at home. same goes for the switchport with the office IPPhone

Greenberet · ‎Dec 27 2020

yes it happens when I make an api request against that organization you can recreate it just by running the samples yes it gets returned. Thats the main issue here, as you can't distinguish between api enabled/disabled organizations

Greenberet · ‎Dec 27 2020

Hey, I'm unsure where to post api related issues at the moment. I've also created an issue on the python sdk on github. there is currently an issue with organizations which don't have api access enabled. If you make requests to such an organization you will receive a 404 Not Found with this message: { "errors": [ "To make requests you must first enable API access via https://XXXX.meraki.com/o/XXXXX/manage/organization/edit" ] } which results in an exception on the sdk. There are 2 problems here: 1. it will break most scripts, because of the exception 2. the developers can't see the issue until it occurs as there isn't an "apiEnabled" value in the result of getOrganizations Please see github for further details

Greenberet · ‎Dec 21 2020

I've just tried it out. getInventoryDevices will show all devices. There is also an "usedState" parameter to filter the devices. You can set it to "used" or "unused" (not assigned to any network)

Greenberet · ‎Dec 18 2020

In this case I would open a case within the dashboard, so that the backend team can look into it.

Greenberet · ‎Dec 18 2020

On the second day of switchmas, I cought the cat on the tree thanks to MV. On the third day of switchmas, I've watched the footage on the dashboard in virtual reality. On the fourth day of switchmas, I've blocked the neighbors WiFi with my AP.

Greenberet · ‎Dec 10 2020

additionally what @cmr has said: I would also clear it with destiled water to get rid of water rests and dirt. Normal water might result in some corrosion which would damage the AP additionally.

Greenberet · ‎Dec 9 2020

Is this kind of error in the event log of the dashboard?

Greenberet · ‎Dec 9 2020

Maybe you can get this information via snmp. Either via cloud or directly on the device. I didn't check it, as I don't have a failed fan here, but it might be worth a try

Greenberet · ‎Nov 30 2020

Hi, yes you can. You should get an email 1? week before they expire, where you have to answer some questions. There are some requirements: Your Dashboard Organization needs to be compliant, so all devices need to be licensed. The licensing also needs to be active and not expired. Compliant Organizations are those which have a CMNA promo license key applied, have 12 or fewer applied licenses and have active/current licensing. The program will not renew non-compliant Orgs, or those that are partially licensed or expired. See https://trainingevangelism.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360014840598-CMNA-Refresh for full details

Greenberet · ‎Nov 26 2020

yes exactly. you've selected timespan, uplink & ip, but you are not providing any values. You can see that also in the url that the parameters are there. Try to deselect timespan, uplink & ip. That way it will use the default values.

Greenberet · ‎Nov 26 2020

"Change the output a little". What exactly do you want to change here? The result is already a functional dictionary per organization. I could add a --json parameter, if you need something like that.

Greenberet · ‎Nov 26 2020

Can you share a screenshot of your postman request? Just censor the IDs

Greenberet · ‎Nov 25 2020

@PhilipDAthare you sure about that? My MX isn't even responding to an arp request, when the "public ip" is in the same vlan as my computer. I've also tried to use an ip from vlan2 to NAT it to vlan 3. My PC is in VLAN 1 here and using the MX as default gw. Still no luck =(

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