Hi nkarstedt, Thanks! I'll apply your solution to my setup ... View more

Hi @nkarstedt, I would suggest talking to a Meraki sales rep and asking for support from an SE to make sure your use case is clearly defined. It sounds like you want to bill users for access to a network and allow them to start and stop sessions rather than have a single session length.    Group policies can be applied at connection time using the RADIUS Accept message, and the group policy can be changed later with RADIUS CoA or using Dashboard API. The API also supports whitelist, blocklist, and even splash authorization and expiration, giving you a little more control than RADIUS.     Using a time-based solution that automatically ends the session time (pausing their time remaining) if they disconnect is possible using RADIUS Accounting information. The Dashboard API would allow for this but would require polling the devices API frequently.    Several companies have already implemented this type of billing solution, and you can contact them from our App Directory apps.meraki.io I know Purple has this feature. ... View more

Workaround: Use a deep link to pull the full Org-wide JSON data, which includes the specific Network IDs.    https://create.meraki.io/build/deep-links/   Here is the important bit: ~~~~~ Network ID within a Combined Network Get network IDs for use with some of the Meraki Dashboard API endpoints, such as Return the Policy Assigned to a Client (Click-through splash page). This endpoint requires the specific wireless network ID within a combined network. Since the normal Dashboard API call to return a network only returns combined network IDs, it could be difficult to leverage this endpoint. Network ID Formats Combined Network (Locale) ID: L_1234567890 Single Network ID: N_1234567890   Use the Administered Orgs deep link to return the complete Org JSON.  https://api.meraki.com/manage/organization/administered_orgs   The JSON will include an array of networks. Search for the network in question and note the id. "nL8-zdvc":{ "id":"646829496481144476", "n":"Sandbox 2 - Ireland - wireless", "t":"Sandbox-2-Irelan", "eid":"nL8-zdvc", "locale_id":"646829496481099051", "config_template_ng_id":"646829496481121612", "network_type":"wireless", "network_tags":" sandbox ", "time_zone":"America/Los_Angeles", Construct the new network ID by appending an n_ , for example the above ID would look like N_646829496481144476   Now you can now return a client’s Splash Authorization like this: $ curl -X GET \ > https://n143.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/N_646829496481144476/clients/aa:bb:cc:f7:ff:08/splashAuthorizationStatus \ > -H 'X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key: be647eed304654BoGuSd07b7f7ceffffff02de' {"ssids":{"4":{"isAuthorized":true,"authorizedAt":"2018-05-07 09:39:32 UTC","expiresAt":"2018-05-08 09:39:32 UTC"}}}$     Hope this helps! ... View more