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   ... View more

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       ... View more

Glad you got it...   Enjoy 😉   ... View more

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']) ... View more

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     ... View more

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. ... View more

Hi,   Best practice for me was just create a small organisation for yourself.. Add some devices to it..(just claim devices) . After 30 days , unclaim and add the device (or you can make a script which does that)   Think of what you want to achieve and just start programming in python which is a very easy language to master... Just like the good ole BASIC.   Postman is good for simple API commonds, but not suitable for making batch and check/loops etc. Once you are familiar in Python and Meraki API, you never use the postman program, only the Postman/Meraki API guide   https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/7928889/SVmsVg6K?version=latest#intro   Basic start with Meraki API is :   import meraki import apikey api_key = apikey.Get_Api_Key("COMPANY") dashboard       = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for org in my_org:         org_id = org['id']     api_key is created in the dashboard. copy and save it   Any other questions.... just post them here, and i am pretty sure you have answers soon. Many of us have created several scripts already to perform actions. My company has a 300+ network environment and we make scripts to make live so much easier.   Enjoy the API Ed     ... View more

Well done guys,   I am happy to be a member of this community     ... View more

The basic things work yes, however if you want to do something on the wireless then you will face some problems. Same like the MX67 or MX68.... They have a different chips set and you are not able to change the wireless network configs. At least not the way you are used to with the MR series     ... View more

  Try to use the free postman program   You can get it here :   https://www.postman.com/downloads/   ... View more

Hi,   I still see a lot of useless keys.....try removing them. Keep only API and Content type That is for now the only difference i can see in my request   ... View more

Hi,   Try changing your url in https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/ The API key will redirect you to the proper organsation. Also removing all keys except for API and content type   Then you have the same postman as i have, and it should be working..... I think your problem lies in the URL   Ed   ... View more

Hi there,   Here you have a snippet from my postman... Simply fill in the API key and Content-Type at the headers and you are set to go.         ... View more

I got it working now....   It turns out (in my case) that you can only put IP addresses and IP subnets  in the L3 firewall which are part of your network and VPN. Any other will not be accepted nor inserted.   so if 3.3.3.3/32 is not part of your network, it will not work     ... View more

Congratz at all winner,   I feel really comfy here between all these "nerds" 😂   I never knew there was a list like this, and thank you all for the responses and kudos. I really appreciate it     ... View more

Good Morning,   I was always under the impression that MAC Addresses were unique....    I know you can change MAC addresses on some devices (VMWare, etc) but generally speaking they are unique   Ed.   ... View more

This if you are making use of the REST API, but what if you are using the meraki module in github. I assume (hope) there nothing will change regarding the calls of specific      ... View more

Small Python script to get all uplinks ..  The connection speeds is not available as said before. I have tested the script and it works... Change the api_key to your own apikey and you are up and running   import meraki import apikey api_key = apikey.Get_Api_Key("COMPANY") dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key) my_org = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for org in my_org:         org_id   = org['id'] my_networks = dashboard.networks.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) for my_network in my_networks:     my_devices = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevices(my_network['id'])     for my_device in my_devices:         try:             my_uplink = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDeviceUplink(my_network['id'],my_device['serial'])             print (my_uplink)         except:             print("No uplink available") ... View more

Small Function to write all serials of your network to an xls file   import meraki import xlrd import xlwt from xlwt import Workbook import json   api_key = '<your 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.networks.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id)   def Get_Network_serials():     wb = Workbook()     sheet = wb.add_sheet('NW-Serials')     row_nr = 0     col_nr = 0     for my_network in my_networks:                  sheet.write(row_nr,0,my_network['id'])         sheet.write(row_nr,1,my_network['name'])         col_nr  = 2         my_devices = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevices(my_network['id'])         for my_device in my_devices:             sheet.write(row_nr,col_nr,my_device['serial'])             col_nr += 1         row_nr += 1         wb.save('Network serials.xls')   ############ # Main ############   Get_Network_serials() ... View more

Good Morning,   We used templates as well, however due to some freak things, we were not able to autogenerate the VLAN IP addresses anymore. This really sucks... Also due to the nature of binding a network to the template, adding or removing stuff will result in errors.. Also later unbinding the template will have some effects on the current settings....   We in our organisation are not using templates anymore, and start using scripts to create networks and adding devices to that network...    The easiest way would be browsing through your route table but it is not really possible to find a free IP range, so i created a python script which browses though all the networks, creates a list of all used network subnets, and then picks one which is not in use.         ... View more

Hi   Using Postman is one way of doing it, however If you use Python and the Meraki API call, you can browse through that network, obtain all serials of the devices and the change the objects you want.... Done that several times already with my networks here.   here is an example of the things we use here. (identing is gone with cut and paste)     def Add_Network_Device(def_network,def_serial,def_site_code):   #   # First check if device is already in network   #   device_there = 0   my_network_devices = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevices(def_network)   for my_network_device in my_network_devices: if def_serial == my_network_device['serial']: print ("device ",my_network_device["model"],"with serial",def_serial,"already added") device_there = 1 if device_there == 0: print ('Adding ',def_serial,' to netowrk id : ',def_network) try: response = dashboard.devices.claimNetworkDevices(def_network,serial=def_serial ) print (response) except: print ("Failed to add device") quit() my_device = dashboard.devices.getNetworkDevice(def_network,def_serial) model_type = str(my_device['model']) if model_type[:2] == "MX": def_site_code += "-FW1" elif model_type[:2] == "MS": def_site_code += "-SW01" elif model_type[:2] == "MR": def_site_code += "-AP01" param = {} param['name'] = def_site_code try: response = dashboard.devices.updateNetworkDevice(def_network,def_serial,**param) print (respons) except: print ("Cannot update ") print ("Name is : ",def_site_code)   ... View more