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No, this is not related to the ServiceNow plugin. This question is specific to what abilities Meraki Support has to troubleshoot 401 errors. Any help would be appreciated Thanks.

LearningIsFun

Does Meraki have an logging on 401 errors or ability to troubleshoot them? They do not show in the Get Organization API requests call. Where would I need to instruct Meraki Support to look? Thanks.

LearningIsFun · ‎Oct 1 2024

In the meantime you could get the device models from call "getOrganizationDevices" https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-devices/

LearningIsFun · ‎Jul 26 2024

The ask is not exactly clear here. As you noted the Uplink statuses includes both WAN1, WAN2, and Cellular if needed. You would filter out what you don't need. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-appliance-uplink-statuses/ If your WAN2 interfaces are Meraki MGs then you can get more information around those devices statuses from API Call: "Get Organization Cellular Gateway Uplink Statuses" https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-cellular-gateway-uplink-statuses/

LearningIsFun · ‎Jul 13 2024

Check out Lambda filter options for the list. I believe it will do want you need. I can share an example later if still needed.

LearningIsFun · ‎Apr 8 2024

Is there any documentation around this "Improvements to functionality of Day-0 Zero-touch connectivity"? Thanks.

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 29 2024

I take that back. Think I’m wrong there.

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 29 2024

I’m pretty sure the profile you are looking at there is the security profile for the port, not the switch.

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 22 2024

Be aware sometimes the notes within the email contain more/different information than dashboard changelog. Do not expect all bugs or issues to be properly documented or disclosed - in either.

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 16 2024

You can still use the same call (below) but filter the call on the serial number of the unit in question. However you need need to pass that serial in the call, which means you likely need to do another call to get that ahead of time. You might be better off just running the over all Org call, say every hour, and then use your Application to just look up the data within the past results, without an API call. This public IP information doesn't change all that often. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/get-organization-uplinks-statuses/

LearningIsFun · ‎Nov 21 2023

Posting update as I was looking for this API call. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/cycle-device-switch-ports/

LearningIsFun · ‎Nov 21 2023

Posting update as I was looking for this API call. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/cycle-device-switch-ports/

LearningIsFun · ‎Aug 8 2023

I have heard whispers that Device uptime and reboot reasons are in the works on the MS product line, with MX and MRs to follow... As in soon to come.. Not waiting two years on the wish list. The basic information within standard Cisco (non-meraki) devices.

LearningIsFun · ‎Jul 11 2023

Not sure if this exactly fits what you need, but this was just announced recently. https://community.meraki.com/t5/Developers-APIs/Now-GA-Device-Availability-Change-History/m-p/201052?utm_source=communitymembers&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=immediate_general%27#M8583 /organizations/:organizationId/devices/availabilities/changeHistory

LearningIsFun · ‎Jun 1 2023

It use to be, but I believe it still is coded for V0 API calls last I looked. It was a great place to start to learn the API and get data back in a simple format. The evolution was this: https://developer.cisco.com/docs/meraki-tools-google-sheets-add-on/#!introduction/meraki-tools-for-google-sheets They are quick and dirty, simple but limited in function, but no code/low code to get some basic data back in a usable format. I started with them early on, but once you get into python you won't likely go back. My opinion.

LearningIsFun · ‎May 19 2023

I have had luck with using a Throttler, but you have to play with the timers sometimes. It will also depend if you have other scripts running against the API on your ORG, which will impact your rate limit. from asyncio_throttle import Throttler # Used to control flow of API calls to the API interface throttler = Throttler(rate_limit=16, period=1) # snip of code async def gather_ports(aiomeraki, serial): # had to use throttler or it would overun the API. async with throttler: try: switch_ports = await aiomeraki.switch.getDeviceSwitchPorts(serial) except meraki.AsyncAPIError as e: print(f"Meraki API error: {e}") except Exception as e: print(f"some other error: {e}")

LearningIsFun · ‎May 1 2023

to_excel via Pandas is a nice format as well.

LearningIsFun · ‎Apr 28 2023

Searching the OpenAPISpec is sometimes useful, but you have to back track a bit to figure out the call. https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/openapiSpec

LearningIsFun · ‎Apr 28 2023

https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-organization-networks Has it.

LearningIsFun · ‎Apr 27 2023

Up vote. Agree, would like to see as well. Closest I have found is Insight Data for WAN2, but it seems questionable at times.

LearningIsFun · ‎Apr 20 2023

Not sure how you're running your script or exact end goal. Assuming it's python, if you bring in Pandas, you can easily take the List of data you receive from the API call, covert that to a pandas dataframe and export that to an excel sheet. Then you don't have to define each specific returned value as a variable and account for each of them if you are just looking to get data exported quickly into a usable format. 3 lines of code. from datetime import datetime import pandas as pd import meraki <some code not shown for example> try: devicestatuses = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationDevicesStatuses(org_id, total_pages='all') except meraki.APIError as e: print(f'Meraki API error: {e}') print(f'status code = {e.status}') print(f'reason = {e.reason}') print(f'error = {e.message}') continue except Exception as e: print(f'some other error: {e}') continue # Convert devicestatuses to Dataframe. df_devicestatuses = pd.DataFrame(devicestatuses) # # Variables # todays_date = f'{datetime.now():%Y-%m-%d}' time_of_run = f'{datetime.now():%H-%M-%S}' outputfilename = f'Device Statuses - {todays_date}_{time_of_run}.xlsx' # Takes output file and creates XLSX file. index=False removes first index column. df_devicestatuses.to_excel(outputfilename, index=False, engine='openpyxl')

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 31 2023

Not sure, but sounds like the email you are passing is not being sent as a string, Try double quotes around the email address perhaps? 'email' : "xxxx@test.com" That or the way you added in authorizations isn't passing correctly. The code sample you posted doesn't appear to match what was used to generate the error.

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 30 2023

Example of untested python script from meraki import meraki import json # Set up the Meraki API key MERAKI_API_KEY = 'your_api_key_here' meraki_api = meraki.DashboardAPI(api_key=MERAKI_API_KEY) # Set up the network ID for which you want to create Meraki Auth users NETWORK_ID = 'your_network_id_here' # Define the function to create Meraki Auth users def create_meraki_auth_user(email, name, password): # Set up the payload for the Meraki API call to create the Meraki Auth user payload = { 'email': email, 'name': name, 'password': password } # Make the Meraki API call to create the Meraki Auth user try: response = meraki_api.networks.createNetworkMerakiAuthUser(NETWORK_ID, payload) print(f"Created Meraki Auth user {email}") except meraki.APIError as e: print(f"Failed to create Meraki Auth user {email}: {e}") # Read the user list file with open('user_list.txt', 'r') as file: user_list = file.readlines() # Loop through the user list and create Meraki Auth users for user in user_list: email, name, password = user.strip().split(',') create_meraki_auth_user(email, name, password)

LearningIsFun · ‎Mar 30 2023

Should just be able to accomplish it with a simple loop through a list for each call/user.

LearningIsFun · ‎Dec 7 2022

Old posting but figured I'd share some information as I was looking for it today. Cellular Gateway IMEI information can be found in this API call: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-organization-devices Why it is not in the main cellular gateway API call I am not sure. Wished. https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-organization-cellular-gateway-uplink-statuses

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