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Scriptguru1701 · ‎Apr 1 2020

Thank you for your assistance @BrechtSchamp and @Willie_McDonald for the original script. Here is the solution that for whatever reason worked for me: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Dashboard-Administration/Gather-all-Clients-across-an-organization-in-Python/m-p/81658/highlight/true#M3028 in case someone else has the same issue.

Scriptguru1701 · ‎Apr 1 2020

@BrechtSchampThank you for the assistance. I just attempted to run the script and or some reason at line #90-91 f.write(str(curr_net_devices[j]['name'])) f.write(',') I get this error, after it got though a handful of our networks. My best guess is that we have a device that isn't named properly. NOTE: When I comment out these two lines it continued and completed without any further issues.

Scriptguru1701 · ‎Mar 31 2020

I should preface this with the fact that I am new to both Python (not coding, I know PowerShell enough to get by), and the Meraki API. I have also tried using Postman, but to no great effect to the same thing. I'm having some issues trying to gather up a list of all our clients that are connected to our network over the past 30 days. I have been trying to get this: https://community.meraki.com/t5/Dashboard-Administration/Meraki-Dashboard-Reporting-How-can-I-get-a-csv-of-All-Clients-on/m-p/40585/highlight/true#M1473 code to work (between "Begin Code" and "End Code" in that post), however I keep running into some Python errors, the latest one that gets the most info yet is this: The odd part is, it gets through most of the organization before this becomes an issue, we have roughly 140 networks to iterate through and I don't even know where to begin trouble shooting this. If there is another easier way, maybe through PowerShell I am all ears.

Scriptguru1701 · ‎Mar 30 2020

I hate to be the one to resurrect a dead post, but I stumbled upon this the other day and took me till now to try it out, as I am new to Python and the Meraki API, but I tried to run this script as is (after adding in my meraki API key and Org ID), it errors out this message shortly after running it (See attached image). If a client device doesn't have a name for whatever reason, would I need to add something like: # Write to the output file the 'name' of the network and add a comma, if a device doesn't have a name output to file "No Name" if len(curr_net_name) == 0: f.write(current_networks[i]['name']) f.write("\n") Not sure if that's even the right syntax, but something like that is what I'm guessing is what I'll need for it to continue on?

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