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tenfortyeight

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‎07-16-2021

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Re: Getting wireless channel utilization

by tenfortyeight in Developers & APIs
‎07-14-2021 12:17 AM
‎07-14-2021 12:17 AM
Thanks, I've been over this one as well @AutomationDude, but I can't really figure out the numbers. I'm guessing here that `wifi0` is 2.4ghz band and `wifi1` is the 5ghz band.   But I still don't think it returns the channels? Only the utilization of the respective bands. And I also don't get what the props `wifi` and `non_wifi` means in the context.   The response from the API is a bit different as well than from the docs. Here's what it looks like in my end when querying the API:   [      {          "serial" :   "string" ,          "model" :   "MR33" ,          "tags" :   "" ,          "wifi0" :   [              {                  "utilization" :   46.1 ,                  "wifi" :   38.1 ,                  "non_wifi" :   8.0 ,                  "start_ts" :   "2021-07-13T07:00:00Z" ,                  "end_ts" :   "2021-07-13T07:10:00Z"              },             ...         ],         wifi1" :   [              {                  "utilization" :   18.93 ,                  "wifi" :   18.61 ,                  "non_wifi" :   0.32 ,                  "start_ts" :   "2021-07-13T07:00:00Z" ,                  "end_ts" :   "2021-07-13T07:10:00Z"              },             ...         ]     }, ... } ... View more

Getting wireless channel utilization

by tenfortyeight in Developers & APIs
‎07-12-2021 11:54 PM
‎07-12-2021 11:54 PM
Hi,   We're looking for a way to get the wireless channel utilization, per device, via the API. I just can't find it, in the Meraki dashboard it seems to come via a socket.     We've found this one https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-wireless-channel-utilization-history but that only gives channel changes for clients, not a snapshot of current channel utilization.   Does anyone know where to get this data via API call?   Thanks ... View more
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Re: Getting an aggregated view of wireless channel utilization

by tenfortyeight in Developers & APIs
‎06-21-2021 10:10 PM
‎06-21-2021 10:10 PM
Thanks @Inderdeep, but unfortunately that does not work, since you have to provide either a `clientId` or `serial` to get a response. And I'm still a puzzled about what exactly the data in the response correlates to. ... View more

Getting an aggregated view of wireless channel utilization

by tenfortyeight in Developers & APIs
‎06-15-2021 11:06 PM
‎06-15-2021 11:06 PM
Hi,   Sorry for asking newbie questions, but I really am a newbie in this context. I saw in another post that there isn't an endpoint for getting a network aggregated view of current channel utilization of all APs. However, I have a hard time understanding the data provided by the API in this case. A client asked for a small dashboard giving a simple overview of networks.   I was looking at for example these two endpoints {{baseUrl}}/networks/:networkId/wireless/channelUtilizationHistory {{baseUrl}} /networks/:networkId/networkHealth/channelUtilization   I'm guessing that the `wifi0` and `wifi1` property in the response is the 2.4ghz and 5ghz respectively. Moreover, I'm still guessing here, that the `utilization` property is the number in percentage being utilized. But what is for example `wifi` and `non-wifi` in the list under the respective `wifiX` mentioned above? And which channels are being used?   I'm in a learning curve here regarding the Meraki environment.   Thanks in advance! ... View more
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