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Ludwig
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Feb 17 2022
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Oct 21 2020
12:26 AM
I havent made a practical test yet. What ive understood, Admins are considered every role (rw / ro) and lobby admins? Or is it simply admins with (rw / ro) and not lobby?
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Oct 21 2020
12:23 AM
Absolutely that might be common for the documentation to be faulty. I made a wish earlier and made this post with hope for Devs to pick up on it and possibly modify the API call return information. So in the end we can use it for more practical uses.
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Oct 8 2020
1:37 AM
Snippet from the Dashboard information.
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Oct 8 2020
1:22 AM
Hello, i want to see what kind of system / unit is connected by using LLDP. When i see the example from the API docs (https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-device-lldp-cdp) it specifies the expected response as example: "lldp": { "systemName": "Meraki MS350-24X - Phineas", "portId": "11", "managementAddress": "00:11:22:33:44:55", "sourcePort": "12" But! When i actually use the call I do not only lack the information of remote vendor. The address i receive is not a MAC but an IP address. API call: response = dashboard.devices.getDeviceLldpCdp(serial) print(response["ports"]["42"]) Response: {'lldp': {'sourcePort': '42', 'systemName': 'GS1900', 'managementAddress': '10.72.16.138', 'portId': '23'}, So i would like to get additional information from the API call. Preferably information from the LLDP protocol: (System Description) and (Chassis ID) Then we can get information about what system is running and if the device fail to provide we can make a MAC lookup from the MAC address delivired by Chassis ID. *Edit: Example of a Juniper device connected which the Dashboard recognizes and lets you see all the "Raw LLDP Data" including MAC adress and system name. response = dashboard.devices.getDeviceLldpCdp(serial) print(response["ports"]["34"]) {'lldp': {'sourcePort': '34', 'systemName': 'XXX-SW11', 'portId': '596'}}
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Oct 5 2020
1:13 AM
Hello, I have a question about notifications regarding Software upgrades for MS & MR equipment. The documentation says: "" If an upgrade has been scheduled, any applicable network administrators will receive a notification one week prior to the scheduled upgrade. "" Does that include privilege's of: (read-only, monitor-only, guest-ambassador) ?
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