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Nov 26 2020
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Nov 26 2020
4:26 AM
@Greenberet Once again thanks for the quick reply! I was not aware I could uncheck the parameters!
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Nov 26 2020
1:59 AM
@Greenberet thanks for the reply. I have now tried this in postman, but still can't get it to work. Forgive me for being completely green When I add the t0 and t1 and then run I get the following error: timespan' must be a float. After adding 300 as timespan I get another error: uplink' must be one of: 'wan1', 'wan2' or 'cellular. (I would need all uplinks in this case) When I then set uplink to wan1 I get yet another error: please specify either timespan or both t0 and t1 I'm lost..
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Nov 25 2020
1:21 AM
I am using Postman and so far I was able to setup the baseUrl, the meraki API key, OrganizationId and networkId. When I want to use other GET functions I get stuck because I have no clue what the syntax is for all these different parameters. Is there a description available on how to use certain Query Params? For example, I want to use getOrganizationUplinksLossAndLatency Here I need to enter t0 and t1, or timespan and optionally uplink and ip. What is de date format I should use for t0/t1 and timespan? How do I have uplink and ip set to "default" so it returns all uplinks/ all destinations IP's? I have little experience with API's and coding in general. Please help a noob out.
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