Great job @MirzaDz!   Wow, @cmr, congrats to that top spot! 😎   Of course, thanks to everybody else involved here! ... View more

Thank you so much for sharing, @Jamieinbox! I have just adjusted the marked "solution" to be this post with the code linked (instead of the earlier "Thank you! Will dig on this." reply :-)).  ... View more

Hi, I have code that does this. Please feel free to use. It only pulls up APs, but it can be changed for switches and other. Also on this page, I have something called, "ListNetworkStarterCode," that will help you take the org and list the network.  Merakicode/APs&Ser_PerNetwork at main · jadexing/Merakicode I have a lot on github for Meraki. Please help yourself. I've been working at bettering old code and putting a good description of which APIs are referenced and what the code does. ... View more

I'm not sure how closely those numbers should align, because I'm not familiar with the methods that produce the data. But it is something that you can review with Support, if you're interested.   If you're comparing API with GUI, then you'll need to make sure that you're using the same timespan controls on the API as on the GUI, and it's possible that you'll need to map timezones if you want them to line up (API uses UTC, org-wide data in GUI typically uses UTC, network-specific data in GUI often uses the network's configured timezone). ... View more

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This might help. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-device-wireless-connection-stats/ ... View more

Yeah I am currently making the API call to get merakiAuthUsers for all the networks that exists within our organization but it isn't working and I am unable to retrieve all of the users with this method.  ... View more

This suite of operations are another option:   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-wireless-devices-channel-utilization-by-network/   https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-wireless-devices-channel-utilization-by-device/ ... View more

  from meraki import meraki   Instead, use:   import meraki     ... View more

I would also recommend looking into Meraki Google sheets plugin - https://developer.cisco.com/docs/meraki-tools-google-sheets-add-on/introduction/#meraki-tools-for-google-sheets ... View more

That's true, our branches don't have Meraki switches yet but it does work when searching a MAC that is plugged into a Meraki switch. DUH🙄 ... View more

Hi Jamie, thank you for the example, it will definitely help along with Paul's code. It seems most of the Meraki API use cases are done in Python. 😅 ... View more

This is a kind of non-answer, but I saw this from the Cisco Live presentations and hope it may help. There were decent details about webhooks in this prez. Meraki Unleashed: Programmatic Access, Programmatic Action - DEVNET-2482 John Hartman ... View more

Try this starter code and change it any way you want. It displays your network name and ID. Merakicode/DisplayNetworkStarterCode at main · jadexing/Merakicode · GitHub   ... View more

https://gemini.google.com/ said:   API stands for Application Programming Interface. It's basically a middleman that enables software applications to talk to each other. Imagine you go to a restaurant, the menu (API) tells you what dishes (functions) are available and how to order them (instructions). The waiter (API) then carries your request (data) to the kitchen (application) and brings back your food (response). APIs are important because they: Simplify app development: Instead of building everything from scratch, developers can use APIs to access features and data from other applications. This saves time and effort. Enable innovation: APIs allow developers to combine data and functionalities from different sources, leading to new and innovative applications. Improve user experience: Many of the features we take for granted in apps, like ride-hailing or social media logins, are powered by APIs. They make apps more convenient and interconnected. Boost business efficiency: Businesses can use APIs to share data and services with partners and customers, streamlining operations and creating new revenue streams.   ... View more

Yes, this code will display PSK SSID per Network and generate a randomized password for you.   Merakicode/ChgPSKPassword at main · jadexing/Merakicode (github.com) ... View more

I have a script that uses this API (a couple variations). Free to nab. Merakicode/APs&Ser_PerNetwork at main · jadexing/Merakicode (github.com) ... View more

This code does an inventory collection of all APs for your org. Merakicode/MerakiInventory.py at main · jadexing/Merakicode (github.com) I have some code that also gives serial numbers in my collection, too. ... View more

Large data dump- but that worked. Thank you. ... View more

I have another quick question:  I'm able to add fields like "Recent SSID" and "Manufacturer", but for some reason I couldn't add "Connect to", "Port", "VLAN" etc.  I'm a Python newbie but I can usually find my way around code. Could you please explain why I can't grab this info from the client screen?  Thanks again.   print("List of active clients and their IDs with health scores:")         all_active_clients_data = []         for client in active_clients:             client_name = client['description'] if client['description'] is not None else "None"             client_data = {                 'Client Name': client_name,                 'Client ID': client['id'],                 'MAC Address': client['mac'],             #   'Connect to': client['node'],                 'IP IPv4 address': client['ip'],                 'Recent SSID': client['ssid'],             #   'Port': client['port'],             #   'VLan': client['VLAN'],                 'Manufacturer': client['manufacturer'],             #   'Last Seen': client['last_seen'],                 'Health Score': client.get('healthScore', 'N/A')             }             all_active_clients_data.append(client_data) ... View more

I'm not sure what endpoint that is (with the mac address in it), but have you tried this one? /devices/{serial}/clients the serial is the serial of the AP you are interested in. Get Device Clients - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub ... View more

Thank you, I will look this over. ... View more

This is the code I use. I also have code to dump the information to a spreadsheet. https://github.com/jadexing/Merakicode/blob/main/UserCountPerNetwork   ... View more