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

Thanks a lot ! I'll post the code when it's done. However, I think I stumbled on another problem. Given the fact that the IP's have been assigned randomly through the template, if I have an IP subnet which is already used and I try to update it on the right location the dashboard will not let me. So right now, I'm stuck in thinking how to solve this first. ... View more

VLAN's on MX, the whole network consists of MX's. I just need to update the default VLAN's subnets, basically the LAN network ( i'm not using multiple vlans) It's really a simple network, just really big. ... View more

My network is full of MX's. I'm just updating the default VLAN 1 subnet, I had to use a configuration template and a bulk network template. In the configuration template a assigned a /15 from which each network will be randomly assigned a /26 ( that's how the template works ). After that I deployed a bulk template with all the locations and applied the configuration template on them. I pulled all the organizations information, it was pulled in a JSON file. I turned that into a .CSV and created one column with the network ID, another with the network and subnet and another with the MX IP. I started today to watch again a python course from Udemy, hopefully this week I'll be able to write the code. I found the Update networks vlan python wrapper from https://github.com/meraki/dashboard-api-python and now I need to write the code for parsing the CSV and assign those variables into the wrapper. ... View more

I am trying to do the same thing but only updating VLAN subnet for 1000+ networks. Can you please share your code?I am having a really hard time to create it ... View more