Hi, works correctly. Thanks. ... View more

Would you be able to confirm whether the webclip was pushed using the "fullscreen" flag?   Our testing seems to show that the "fullscreen" flag causes the push to behave as a PWA. Without the flag, it behaves as a standard bookmark.   The current assumption is that DMA compliant iOS versions will simply treat them as bookmarks, ignoring the full screen flag, and opening in the browser. ... View more

At the moment I don't think there is any documentation that highlights SM only APIs. The SM documentation itself is contained within the more generic API doc that you referred to earlier (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/), and you would have to know your way. The important and useful SM endpoints will be under API/Products/sm/ in the API reference menu (get devices, modify tags etc...). You might also find the endpoints under Platform/configure/pii/smDevicesForKey and Platform/configure/pii/smOwnersForKey useful when making queries that involved device owner. ... View more

@kless Thank you for the information and that link.    This is the page of instructions that my network guys said they followed to add the *.meraki.com cert to our ISE servers. https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-knowledge-base/integrating-cisco-identity-services-engine-with-cisco-meraki/ta-p/3954908   No where in there do I see it wanting to have that cert added to the list of Trusted Server Certificate Names. But, when that cert was enabled, all managed iPads were no longer allowed to connect to our WiFi after they checked in with Meraki SM and got an updated Certificate List. Once that new cert was disabled, and the iPads were connected to a different WiFi, they checked in, updated their Certificate List, again, and then were allowed to connect to our WiFi. I have no idea what happened.   ... View more

This works with Cisco's Office 365 mail, and has for years ... View more

Hi! For iOS you don't need to use managed app settings, you can simply define a policy in SM and include  one or more VPN payloads (one for each connection). On Android, you would need to use managed app keys to configure Anyconnect for Android: the keys are listed in the Anyconnect Admin guide here: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect49/administration/guide/b_AnyConnect_Administrator_Guide_4-9/b_AnyConnect_Administrator_Guide_4-4_chapter_01101.html#Cisco_Reference.dita_bab1ad2b-fa85-45f3-9676-393ce987ac3c ... View more