Hi Sungod. Thank you for answering. We have been working with those events but there are a lot of dissasociation events event before the user associates the network for the first time and this is a lot of work to be done and also it is not trustable. If you or anyone knows a better way of getting the average time of network clients would be perfect. Thank you in advance! ... View more

Hi Philip. Thank you for answering. We have been working with those events but there are a lot of dissasociation events event before the user associates the network for the first time and this is a lot of work to be done and also it is not trustable. If you or anyone knows a better way of getting the average time of network clients would be perfect. Thank you in advance! ... View more

I do not really see that Scanning API can help me in my use case. I would like to know when a client connects to my Wi-Fi network and when it disconnects and as far as I can see Scanning API only tells me where is a client with its timestamp... 😞   I have tried  https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-wireless-client-connectivity-events with some of my network clients and it is returning an empty array: [].   Thank you so much for you help! ... View more

Thank you for the fast reply sungod! 🙂 What I mean by connection time is the time each user spend connected in my Wi-Fi network (not inside my building even if it is connected or disconnected).   Using  https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-wireless-client-connectivity-events call through assoc and disassoc events and timestamps seems the best right now... but I think that it can take a lot of time to get and process the retrieved information... ... View more