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chengineer · ‎Oct 20 2020

Yes, networks of an org, I misspoke/mistyped there. The sample response doesn't include configTemplateId because it's an example of a network that's not bound to a template, but for those networks that are bound to a template, that field is returned. Try it out and you'll see. 😀

chengineer · ‎Oct 20 2020

You can get the orgs of a network to see which networks are bound to which templates. As for retrieving the configs of templates (or networks/devices), you will need to make multiple API calls. Here's an example solution that does this.

chengineer · ‎Aug 20 2020

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chengineer · ‎Aug 15 2020

Anybody want to help beta test a lab guide on voice assistant integration please? 😀 Thanks in advance!

chengineer · ‎Aug 6 2020

looks like you're missing a comma there following the penultimate parameter

chengineer · ‎Jul 27 2020

Totally recognized, and it's something we've heard--loud and clear--for a while, both on the API & MV teams. While the API team doesn't own this feature, we are consulting with the MV team on possible ways to solve the problems you mentioned there. Another approach we've seen other partners develop use RTSP and local/custom models for edge processing, eliminating the reliance on any cloud APIs (Dashboard API or third-party computer vision engines).

chengineer · ‎Jul 27 2020

Looks like @CarolineS fixed and restored your post from the spam filter, @theshmike! I'm not aware of any policy like that, and personally, we on the API PM team love our users tinkering and finding creative solutions! You already called out that it's not officially supported and subject to the MV device/firmware changing in the future. I'm not a lawyer, but other than that, I think that doesn't bar you from sharing cool info like this!

chengineer · ‎Jul 27 2020

hey @theshmike, i see you reply from this morning at 5:08 PDT (UTC-7) in my inbox, but not here... i'm not sure what happened, and personally don't have the ability to delete posts (nor like that happening either)

chengineer · ‎Jul 18 2020

That's correct Phil: this use case currently will require RTSP.

chengineer · ‎Jul 15 2020

@Namgyu for #1, "alerting" is also a possible state, and for #5, "ready" and "failed".

chengineer · ‎Jun 27 2020

Your second request there has the correct format (the positions of the parameters do not matter), but you may need to also include perPage so you do not miss any events of a second category that are on a different page. This works for me: https://n7.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/L_566890603095268587/events?includedEventTypes[]=vrrp&productType=appliance&includedEventTypes[]=dhcp&perPage=1000

chengineer · ‎Jun 1 2020

Actually, MS's layer 3 interface configuration just went into v1 beta as of today. If you get a chance, please test them out and offer feedback ASAP so we can validate before v1 goes GA. You can find these endpoints in your dashboard organization's Help > API docs page > v1 beta > Switch Routing & DHCP.

chengineer · ‎May 25 2020

Correct Rob: that endpoint is meant for PDL organizations only. For co-termination orgs, the license state endpoint will return the overall expiration date along with total numbers of licenses per model.

chengineer · ‎Apr 13 2020

Hi @cmtk, you're correct: there's not a direct way to do this currently and we are investigating adding this feature later. What can be done today is to iterate over the clients (as you mentioned) if there are known group policies assigned, and then keep track of those changes (along with using webhooks for any possible policy assignments made via dashboard UI) so that the process does not have to be repeated every so often.

chengineer · ‎Mar 9 2020

Two separate things here: 1. It looks like you moved over to the new Python library since your original post (which in the source there uses the deprecated SDK), so that's good. This library is easier and more intuitive to use. 2. Just like in dashboard UI, the "traffic shaping" page change significantly for a network that is bound to template, you cannot make the GET call here since the settings live on the parent template. If you change the network ID to be the configuration template's ID, you'll get back the traffic settings as dictated by the template.

chengineer · ‎Feb 18 2020

We're going to deprecate and remove that SDK entirely, so please transition to using this library instead.

chengineer · ‎Jan 23 2020

Thanks for the heads-up @PhilipDAth, and also tagging my teammate @DexterLaBora.

chengineer · ‎Jan 21 2020

The issue with parameter value of None is one of multiple reasons why we are deprecating that Python SDK, which is auto-generated by a third-party tool, with our library/package published in-house.

chengineer · ‎Jan 16 2020

This confusion is one of the reasons why we are deprecating that Python SDK, which is auto-generated by a third-party tool, with our library/package published in-house.

chengineer · ‎Jan 13 2020

Thanks @Meraki_Dave, this functionality has been pushed to a new 0.70.5 version so that you can specify the certificate path in the class instantiation, like this: m = meraki.DashboardAPI(x_cisco_meraki_api_key, certificate_path='C:\\certfolder\\certfile.cer') Also, this update contains newly-published endpoints for MV camera quality & retention settings, MX inbound firewall, and MS link aggregations.

chengineer · ‎Jan 13 2020

Can you provide an example of what you did previously with requests.get to pass in the certificate information to make calls correctly with your corporate proxy please?

chengineer · ‎Dec 6 2019

FYI team, we just released a complete update of the Python SDK/library. You can find more details here on this post in the Early Access Developer Program: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developer-Early-Access-Resources/Python-SDK-entirely-revamped-amp-updated-package/ba-p/69842

chengineer · ‎Dec 6 2019

FYI team, we just released a complete update of the Python SDK/library. You can find more details here on this post in the Early Access Developer Program: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developer-Early-Access-Resources/Python-SDK-entirely-revamped-amp-updated-package/ba-p/69842

chengineer · ‎Nov 4 2019

It's milliseconds. Thanks for bringing this to our attention Philip; we'll fix.

chengineer · ‎Aug 1 2018

Hi Peter, this is expected behavior using your credentials stored in the browser session. FYI, to make the output a bit more readable, use a Chrome extension such as JSONView. We do see this quite a bit and I use this myself to check up on things quickly without having to load Postman or a Python interactive session.

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