You can use postman collection runner where you have to create a networkID variable and to provide data for that variable you can upload a datasheet with multiple networkids ... View more

I have written code using Meraki SDK for guest wifi access and Guests are getting credentials in email    Not sure if that will work for VPN , if you need code let me know ... View more

Just wanted to +1 this request. Seems like this is a really obvious endpoint to be made available to customers. ... View more

Could you please confirm if there is any API endpoint for this splash message updation. we have a requirement to update splash message unique to mac address ... View more

thanks! I enabled early API access and tried to do the following curl:   curl -L -H 'X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/organizations/2xxxxx/wireless/devices/ethernet/statuses"   but always getting back 404   </div> <div class="content__container"> <h1 class="content__title">Page not found</h1> <p class="content__primaryText">The page you are looking for may have been moved or does not exist.</p> <p class="content__secondaryText">To log in to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard, go to <a href="https://dashboard.meraki.com">https://dashboard.meraki.com</a>.</p> </div> <div class="footer__container"> <span id="footer" class="footer__text">&copy; Cisco Systems, Inc.</span> </div> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> //<![CDATA[ (function () { var year = new Date().getFullYear(); document.getElementById("footer").innerHTML = '&copy; ' + year + ' Cisco Systems, Inc.'; })() //]]> </script> </body> </html>   Also I was wondering if this needs the networkID somewhere or the list always returns for the full organization? thanks   Dieter ... View more

You could also try to get the responde as JSON # print json content print(response.json())     Look at the Response section of the guide: https://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/quickstart/ ... View more

Thanks for reaching out! Glad you asked this publicly because there's a good chance you're not the only person to google this issue.   The shortest solution is to use API v1 endpoints, which have the base URL api.meraki.com, thus avoiding the v0 deprecation issue (as @sungod mentioned), and reaping the benefits of both api.meraki.com and API v1 endpoints.   Of course, if you can reproduce this issue using api.meraki.com and the v1 endpoint, let us know! ... View more

Hi,   I've use postman and am able to connect to the dashboard.  How do I put the commands on postman   Do I go on the body side and just enter those items.  Could you guide me please. ... View more

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)     ... View more

If you are using Postman to pull this information verses with Python there are a couple things that you will want to do. Get familiar with setting up your environmental settings. Once you set these you will not need to add this to your requests anymore. In your example if you already have the organizationId and set it and your key, url in your environmental variables you should be able to run that GET command {{baseUrl}}//organizations/{{organizationId}}/networks If you go to the response body in Postman you will see the output of all your networkIds. After that you can go one step further and pull data by either exporting those to a csv or manually defining on as a variable. Defining the {{networkId}} variable can be set at the get / put level in your Params table or in your environmental if you are only working on one network or you can utilize Runner inside Postman to iterate through a cvs file that contains your networkIds.    {{baseUrl}}/networks/{{networkId}}/appliance/vlans/ Your cvs will look like;            Column A Row 1 networkid Row 2 L_<your-networkId> Row 3 L_<your-next-networkId> Row 4 and so on In the csv below I only have two networks in that list which were the only ones I needed to update.   You can open runner select your csv file and it will show you the number of lines it will iterate through you can click the preview button and see the list of your networkIds. These will become your variable {{networkId}} Feel free to message me if this seems helpful or you have a question around it. ... View more

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     ... View more

I'm reading and learning now, Thanks! Sam ... View more

I added the comma after the port, then I had to split the network, and Put this to the wireless network, & it worked perfectly. ... View more

You seem to be running once per minute with an 800 second lookback from 'now', the only Nones that I see in your sample occur in the last record.   I'd guess the most recent data have not yet reached the cloud.   If you instead use a t0-t1 window that starts, say, 20 minutes ago and ends 5 minutes ago, do you still get the Nones? ... View more

The PR is already merged. It is not yet in a released version, but you can use it on the  v1 api directly from github.   In the creation of the Async/DashboardAPI object you have to specify the parameter 'use_iterator_for_get_pages = True' examples: https://github.com/meraki/dashboard-api-python/blob/master/examples/get_pages_iterator.py & https://github.com/meraki/dashboard-api-python/blob/master/examples/aio_get_pages_iterator.py ... View more

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

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     ... View more

@DexterLaBora wrote: Hi Ed,   I generated a JSON file that contains all of the path changes of v0 to v1 and their respective operationIds.   https://gist.github.com/dexterlabora/5b9fc6934d26f45100ff0d632ccbb118#file-v0-v1-path-operations-diff-json steamdb   Hope this helps!   Thanks very much for that information. ... View more

Is this error coming from the SDK method, or from a raw JSON PUT/GET? ... View more

Hello @Surendra    Here is a simple Webapp I built using Meraki Dashboard API endpoints. Here is the source code. You will find network wise clients. You can pull the source code from git and make necessary changes to gather the same at Org level. The input will be an API Key and the rest is pretty dynamic.   Steps to get started:   git clone https://github.com/Cool-Apps-Pvt-Ltd/Meraki-API-MutiOrg-Portal cd Meraki-API-MutiOrg-Portal/ npm install npm start ... View more

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']   ... View more

The DNS option only shows up if you are using "Custom DNS" for your content filtering.   ... View more