Hi @PeteWhit, A script would definitely be the way to go with Meraki API. You can use the following logic as SunGod suggested - 1. Get a list of networks - Get Organization Networks - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub 2. FOR Loop through the Networks 3. Use the NetworkID - and run Get Network Appliance Vlans - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub for every network 4. Look for "fixedIpAssignments" and that should be the data you are looking for. You can use the Code Snippet section in each relevant API call to understand the code equivalent which simplifies the job a lot! ... View more

If you are looking for just packet loss / latency across on the WAN1/WAN2 uplinks and then switching over the WAN uplink. You could implement the following: Get the uplink loss and latency either at device level or org level and do it at a regular interval of your choice and when it breaches then you can create an email alert out. Get Organization Devices Uplinks Loss And Latency - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub Get Device Loss And Latency History - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub   Based on what your criteria is to swap the links, you could change the primary uplink via  Update Network Appliance Traffic Shaping Uplink Selection - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub This would all need some sort of script.  Otherwise as @ww  mentioned that would be the way to go. Hope I could provide some better insight as well as I have tested something similar.   ... View more

Hi Jason, That sounds like a job the Meraki API would be able to accomplish as the dashbaord does not provide a way to get client details across all networks in one location. You will need to iterate through all your networks using - Get Organization Networks - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub   Then using the network id information, grab the list of clients using and filter on the description field ="QPCYWA " - Get Network Clients - Meraki Dashboard API v1 - Cisco Meraki Developer Hub   You can refer to automation-scripts/find_clients.py at master · meraki/automation-scripts · GitHub as a base line and tweak it as per your requirements     ... View more

1. Login to the Meraki Dashboard 2. Select your organization -> Networks -> View All Networks 3. Switch to the Devices tab from the table on the right side of the screen 4. In the search bar, type QPCYWA and that should filter it across all networks Alternatively, you can do this via the Inventory page as well 1. Login to the Meraki Dashboard 2. Select your organization -> Configure -> Inventory -> QPCYWA  and it will filter for that. Hope that helps 🙂  ... View more

Hey @Prasadk, Sadly there is no way to receive alerts from Meraki immediately once the link goes down, however an alternate monitoring implmentation could be the following: What you would need to do is - Use the API to get a list of all organisations within your Dashboard - Get a list of all inventory within that organisation - Filter out for MX,Z1,Z3 devices and store into a list - Iterate over the list of the filtered devices - and get the Uplink info for WAN1 and WAN2 keys - Write the details to a CSV/XLS file  Rerun the program again after 2hrs/4hrs/24hrs (your choice) , Compare the new run file with the old file and if any changes, output that to an Email or whatever you wish to do to process that. This is how I would have done it. Hope this helps. You can find the relevant API calls in the Documentation of the Python SDK. ... View more