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Edgar-VO · ‎May 2 2022

Hi, Just wondering why you don't use the Meraki API set.... This is so much easier in python. Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 9 2022

Hi there, I have found this one for you.... Maybe some help https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44350045/powershell-rest-api-issue-with-meraki-dashboard-api Seems a URL redirect error Hope it helps

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 8 2022

Good Morning, Routine which i use : -------------------------------------------------- empty_rules = [] param = {} param['rules'] = empty_rules response = dashboard.appliance.updateNetworkApplianceFirewallL3FirewallRules(network_id,**param) This will clear all the L3 rules Hope this helps

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 2 2022

Hi, Try this (Change your log servers parameters ofcourse) import meraki API_KEY = 'xxxxxxxxxx' dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) network_id = ['NID1', 'NID2', ....] def Set_Syslog_Servers(def_network) : my_syslog = eval("[{'host': '10.111.30.4', 'port': '514', 'roles': ['Security events', 'Appliance event log', 'Switch event log', 'Wireless event log']}]") response = dashboard.networks.updateNetworkSyslogServers(def_network,my_syslog) for network in network_id: Set_Syslog_Servers(network) print(response)

Edgar-VO · ‎Feb 14 2022

All, Since the last firmware update we are getting some issues on the switch policies. We have several cisco telephones in our worldwide company, and somehow the traffic is blocked on some phones so the do not register anymore to our call manager. We have set the parameter to bypass authentication but that does not seem to work anymore. Any ideas where to look now... I can see traffic go with wireshark towards the switch/phone, but the device/phone responds with a TCP retransmission... Thnx Ed Note. Just saw the update on the firmware https://community.meraki.com/t5/Switching/MS-14-33-Firmware-Is-Out/m-p/139200 Waiting for this to be installed on our switches

Edgar-VO · ‎May 12 2021

Piece of python to get all your networks (values in my_net) ----------------------------------------------------- import meraki api_key = "Your API key" dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for org in my_org: org_id = org['id'] print(org['name']) my_networks = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) for my_net in my_networks: print(my_net) --------------------------------------------------------

Edgar-VO · ‎May 11 2021

Hi, Much easier is it like this : def Create_L7_Firewall(def_network): if new_class_type == "C": try: with open('Vessel-C-SDtraffic-L7.json') as my_file: my_SD_traffic = json.load(my_file) except: print ("File Vessel-C-SDtraffic-L7.json not found") elif new_class_type == "B": try: with open('C:\\Scripts\\Create BC Vessel\\Vessel-B-SDtraffic-L7.json') as my_file: my_SD_traffic = json.load(my_file) except: print ("File Vessel-B-SDtraffic-L7.json not found") response = dashboard.appliance.updateNetworkApplianceFirewallL7FirewallRules(def_network,**my_SD_traffic) We have Class B and C vessels..... each Class has a different set of rules... Just read the json file and push it into the network Best regards Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 17 2021

Hi there, The code : param = {} ######################################### # Add the tag ######################################### param['tags'] = "ClassC" my_new_network = dashboard.organizations.createOrganizationNetwork(org_id,def_new_site,"appliance switch wireless",**param) my_network_id = my_new_network["id"] # where org_id = organization ID # def_new_site = Name of the network # param include a tags Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 9 2021

Hi, First create a session like : dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for org in my_org: org_id = org['id'] print(org['name'])

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 8 2021

Hello Check this out https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!update-network-wireless-ssid Grtz ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 8 2021

Hello We are using the Loss and Latency API to check the Loss and Latency of network interface. In the GUI you can still see a proper loss and latency, however if you use the API and do a request every minute, you get lots of None (which is no data) param = {} param['timespan'] = 800 param['uplink'] = "wan1" my_latency_results = dashboard.devices.getDeviceLossAndLatencyHistory(my_serial,my_dst_ip,**param) [{'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:15:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:16:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 29.9}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:16:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:17:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 29.1}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:17:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:18:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 30.3}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:18:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:19:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 32.8}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:19:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:20:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 29.4}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:20:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:21:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 29.5}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:21:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:22:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 29.0}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:22:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:23:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 31.7}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:23:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:24:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 30.8}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:24:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:25:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 31.5}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:25:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:26:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 32.4}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:26:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:27:00Z', 'lossPercent': 0, 'latencyMs': 37.4}, {'startTs': '2021-03-08T12:27:00Z', 'endTs': '2021-03-08T12:28:00Z', 'lossPercent': None, 'latencyMs': None}] since i always check the last returned record with : my_latency_wan1 = my_latency_results[-1] Is this a timing issue between the meraki cloud and the meraki appliance itself ?

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 4 2021

Good Morning, The JSON string sent the API Is : { 'accountType': 'Client VPN', 'email': 'edgar.vanrhee@vanoord.com', 'name': 'Edgar van Rhee', 'password': 'FakePassword', 'emailPasswordToUser': True, 'authorizations': [{'authorizedZone': 'NLRTM1-JOW', 'expiresAt': '2021-04-12T00:00:00'}] } Best regards Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 1 2021

Hello All, Still struggling with the createNetworkMerakiAuthUser API calls.. There is an option called emailPasswordToUser When set to True it should be able to include the password in the mail, however.... this is not true How can i sent a password or what am i doing wrong in this car... i get the confirmation that i can do all but no password in my mail message Also still no answer on my question on how to authorize and existing administrator for the use of a VPN client on a network

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 1 2021

Glad you got it... Enjoy 😉

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 1 2021

Good Morning, As far as i know it is not possible.... I have been playing around with some parameters setting... Only thing you can change is the lines per pages, timespan and direction. where prev are the last occurrance I am also using this to monitor wifi usuage and things like that... until now, no overflows (yet) The amount of datalines is the number of total_pages * perPage. param = {} param['timespan'] = 86400 param['perPage'] = 5 param['direction'] = 'next' # param['direction'] = 'prev' my_clients = dashboard.networks.getNetworkClients(network_id,total_pages=-1,**param) for my_client in my_clients: print(my_client['id'])

Edgar-VO · ‎Mar 1 2021

Hi, In my humble opnion you can not change the transmit power with just an API You need to change the rfProfile of that specific device (or create a new one) and the attach that profile to the AP https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-wireless-rf-profiles Hope that helps Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Feb 25 2021

Good Morning, I tried that... You can only use the network ID on that call... You will not get any users (other then already assigned) but not the current users You will only see the users with the option : VPN client as accounttype

Edgar-VO · ‎Feb 25 2021

Hello All, After a while (lots of API programming wth meraki, ServiceNow and Riverbed) I come up with a question regarding VPN Clients to a network... In the GUI i can do an update of a normal Administrator to be able to use the VPN client Security & SDWAN > Client VPN, select user and authorize him/her Now i want to do them same using the API however the updateNetworkMerakiAuthUser API call requires a merakiAuthUserId which us not the same as the userID from the admin. So how do i get the merakiAuthUserId of that specific administrator, so i can authorize him Thnx Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Sep 3 2020

Hello All... I am in the process of converting all my scripts from 0.9 API to the V1 API. I have both libraries install on my python environment and that is working ... I have difficulty in finding the new API calls related to the old one. The relation between the Postman Documents which meraki refers to, and the API calls are virtually non existent. What i am looking for is some kind of table where i can see the V0 API call related to the new V1 API call. Like this : dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevices(def_network_id) -> dashboard.networks.getNetworkDevices(def_network_id) Or some kind of reference in that postman V1 rest calls to the matching meraki V1 API call. Hope there is.... or i have to find everything all over again Thnx in Advance Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Aug 20 2020

Hi there, Here you have a small piece of python code i use to configure a switch . Script set first port as an uplink and the last port as a Access Point The rest of the ports will be Data/Voip my_switch = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevice(def_network,new_ms_serial) my_nr_ports = 48 my_switch_type = my_switch['model'] if my_switch_type == "MS120-24LP": my_nr_ports = 24 if my_switch_type == "MS120-24P": my_nr_ports = 24 if my_switch_type == "MS220-24": my_nr_ports = 24 if my_switch_type == "MS220-8": my_nr_ports = 8 if my_switch_type == "MS220-8FP": my_nr_ports = 8 if my_switch_type == "MS22": my_nr_ports = 24 for port_nr in range(1,my_nr_ports+1😞 my_switch_port = dashboard.switch_ports.getDeviceSwitchPort(new_ms_serial,str(port_nr)) my_switch_port = {} if port_nr == 1: my_switch_port['name'] = "Uplink to MX" elif port_nr == my_nr_ports - 1: my_switch_port['name'] = "Meraki Access Point" else: my_switch_port['name'] = "Data/VoIP" my_switch_port['type'] = "access" my_switch_port['vlan'] = 520 my_switch_port['voiceVlan'] = 600 my_switch_port['stpGuard'] = "bpdu guard" response = dashboard.switch_ports.updateDeviceSwitchPort(new_ms_serial,str(port_nr),**my_switch_port)

Edgar-VO · ‎Jul 20 2020

I am pretty sure you cannot change the IP addresses when a site is bound to a template.... There for you need to unbind, but then you loose a lot of details of the site,... Also wondering why you make your own definitions within python, simply use the meraki API and not use your own requests REST API calls and live is much easier.

Edgar-VO · ‎Jul 14 2020

I have a small piece of code here for you which i use frequently to retrieve the network usage of client per network timespan = 1 day def Check_WIFI_Usage(def_network_id) : ############################################################## # Browse all devices active the last day = 86400 seconds # Can be lots of pages... These are all clients on the network ############################################################## param = {} param['timespan'] = 86400 my_clients = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClients(def_network_id,total_pages=-1,**param) for my_client in my_clients: ############################################################## # Get the device Policy... we check Normal and Blocked ############################################################## my_policy = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClientPolicy(def_network_id,my_client['id']) ############################################################## # Calculate usage ############################################################## user_sent = int(my_client['usage']['sent']/1024) user_recv = int(my_client['usage']['recv']/1024) user_total = int(user_sent+user_recv) my_client['vlan'] contains the vlan number which you can filter on Hope this helps Ed

Edgar-VO · ‎Jul 14 2020

I have some code i use : def Check_WIFI_Usage(def_network_id) : ############################################################## # Browse all devices active the last day = 86400 seconds # Can be lots of pages... These are all clients on the network ############################################################## param = {} param['timespan'] = 86400 my_clients = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClients(def_network_id,total_pages=-1,**param) for my_client in my_clients: ############################################################## # Get the device Policy... we check Normal and Blocked ############################################################## my_policy = dashboard.clients.getNetworkClientPolicy(def_network_id,my_client['id']) ############################################################## # Calculate usage ############################################################## user_sent = int(my_client['usage']['sent']/1024) user_recv = int(my_client['usage']['recv']/1024) user_total = int(user_sent+user_recv) The value in my_client['vlan'] is the vlan ID you can use... This will have every client within the past 24 hours.

Edgar-VO · ‎Jun 19 2020

actually, there is no need for that... If you do a print(my_latency_results) Then you get all the results If you use my_latency = my_latency_results[-1] print(my_latency) then you get the latest result which might look like this { "startTime": "2018-10-09T22:20:27Z", "endTime": "2018-10-09T22:21:27Z", "lossPercent": 0, "latencyMs": 44 } ] and the latency = my_latency['latencyMs'] and loss will be : loss = my_latency['lossPercent']

Edgar-VO · ‎Jun 18 2020

On small addition.... with the line added my_latency = my_latency_results[-1] You get the latest latency record Cheers Ed.

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