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Re: Python meraki : Unable to claim network device

by in Developers & APIs
‎05-01-2020 04:30 PM
‎05-01-2020 04:30 PM
Hello @has_cool_name,   My api_key was already set in my environment variable.   I tried by using serials=serialnums, and it perfectly worked ! I tried again without specifying serials=, and it didn't work, so that was the thing I wasn't doing right   Thank you ! ... View more

Python meraki : Unable to claim network device

by in Developers & APIs
‎05-01-2020 10:48 AM
‎05-01-2020 10:48 AM
Hello,   I am trying to claim a network device by using the Python API. I am using the library "meraki 0.100.2".   In this library, I am trying to use the method "claimNetworkDevices(self, networkId: str, **kwargs)", but it doesn't work.   Here is my code :  import meraki if __name__ == "__main__" : dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI() serial = [ '****-****-****' ] network_id = "N_******************" dashboard.devices.claimNetworkDevices(network_id , serial)  I get this error : dashboard.devices.claimNetworkDevices(network_id,serial) TypeError: claimNetworkDevices() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given   I have tried by using different type of serial argument : serial = { "serials" : [ "****-****-****" ] } serial = "****-****-****' serial = '****-****-****'   but I still have the same issue. I checked the method definition in "devices.py", but I didn't help.   It works fine when I use POSTMAN with the same request.   What am I doing wrong ? Does anyone have the same issue ? ... View more
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