Oh, this is something you have to question Meraki about. ... View more

Good to know. Thanks. ... View more

We include both methods just in case ... View more

Thanks @PhilipDAth  ... View more

    IPV6 inbound rules but.... the rule is dual stack.. 🤔 ... View more

4 years later, I came across the same issue. For anyone else that stumbles across this thread. The hub id is the network id that the hub resides in. Just spoke with support and ran it for myself. Works a treat.  ... View more

In my snipet , all the pages are appended and returned as the variable ''results''.   Works like a charm for our 1900 networks and 4800 switches ... View more

Right, but MS/MR don’t have ‘wan’ interfaces. ... View more

1) Generally the impact will be minimal as most of this is done in ASICs, there may be a small overhead for the first packet when the forwarding tables are populated. (I’m not fully up to speed on the MS switches, and it’s probably different for the MS390 switches too).   2) Not that I’m aware of, all ACLs configured on a network are applied to all switches in that network. Note the limitation of ‘Maximum ACL limit is 128 access control entries (ACEs) per network’. Also with the MS390, note that it currently ignores any ACLs where a VLAN is specified. ... View more

Thanks @PhilipDAth  ... View more

@SeshuThanks! ... View more

REST API is simply using HTTP for communication. Other than having to authenticate before using the proxy, there should be nothing special about it. Depending on proxy configuration, PUT and „special“ HTTP requests could be blocked though. ... View more

Thanks @PhilipDAth! ... View more

@Edgar-VOThanks for the heads-up. ... View more

Thanks @PhilipDAth! ... View more

You should also be able to configure Layer 7 rules to block inbound connections from a "remote IP range" (or single /32 IP).  Depending on your needs, it should be just as effective as a Layer 3 rule. ... View more

Yes it is possible! The VLANs API endpoint is for the MX only. For MR, you must use the SSIDs API endpoint. Think of the Dashboard API as a mirror of the actual Dashboard. If you configure the VLAN for MR on the SSIDs' Access control page, it's going to be in the SSIDs API as well.   Here is the API call that you will need: https://dashboard.meraki.com/api_docs/v0#list-the-ssids-in-a-network   curl -L -H 'Authorization: Bearer <key>' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -X GET 'https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/{networkId}/wireless/ssids'   As @MerakiDave mentions, you can configure the SSID to use a VLAN or use AP Tags with VLANs. ... View more

Thanks @PhilipDAth ... View more

Your dashboard instance works too.  ie: http://n###.meraki.com ... View more