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Member since Jun 20, 2022
May 22 2024
Nes Alba
Mexico
Working as a network consulting engineer based in Mexico City. Been in IT Business for 10+ yrs. Currently working with Meraki products and Cisco Wireless products
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Feb 28 2023
5:16 PM
Is there a way to create L3 firewall rules using API? I am trying to migrate one Checkpoint FW to a Meraki MX, and I have a CSV file with the firewall rules. The documentation only shows GET and Update firewall rules Any idea?
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Jul 27 2022
11:15 AM
Hi all, do you know if there is an API for "Staged Upgrade" ? According to the Meraki documentation (https://documentation.meraki.com/MS/Meraki_MS_Beta/Enhanced_Staged_Upgrades), it exists, but I can't find it on de API V1 documentation
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Jul 26 2022
10:22 AM
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Thank you @RaphaelL
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Jul 26 2022
10:16 AM
If I pulled the network events info, filter by Event Type = "disassociation" there is a label "reason," and it shows only a number, i.e ' reason ' : '34' Does anyone know if there is a document that shows the reason code/description? I use this API https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-network-events Screenshots: same event type , two different reasons:
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Jun 30 2022
6:53 PM
Hello I think what you are trying to do is apply the same tags for the admin and that one applies to a specific switchport if that is the case you need to do this: Step 1: update or add a tag to the existing network Step 2: update or add that tag to a specific admin org Step 3 update or add that tag to a specific switch port if that is correct here is the python code: import meraki
def addNetworkTag(apiKey, networkId, tag):
try:
#Step 1
#Add tag to the existing network
#https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!update-network
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(apiKey)
network_id = networkId
response = dashboard.networks.updateNetwork(
network_id,
tags=[tag],
)
print(response)
except meraki.APIError as e:
print(e)
addNetworkTag()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print()
print(" -- Program terminated manually --")
print(" Goodbye! ")
quit()
def updateOrgAdmin(apiKey, organizationId, adminId, tag):
try:
# Step 2
# Add network tag to admins
#https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!update-organization-admin
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(apiKey)
organization_id = organizationId
admin_id = adminId
response = dashboard.organizations.updateOrganizationAdmin(
organization_id, admin_id,
tags=[{'tag': tag, 'access': 'full'}]
)
print(response)
except meraki.APIError as e:
print(e)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print()
print(" -- Program terminated manually --")
print(" Goodbye! ")
quit()
def addTagtoPorts(apiKey, switchSerial, switchPort, tag):
#Step 3
#Add the Network Tag to a specific SW port
#https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!update-device-switch-port
try:
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(apiKey)
serial = switchSerial
port_id = switchPort
response = dashboard.switch.updateDeviceSwitchPort(
serial, port_id,
tags=[tag]
)
print(response)
except meraki.APIError as e:
print(e)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print()
print(" -- Program terminated manually --")
print(" Goodbye! ")
quit()
#Variables needed
apiKey = "<Your API Key>"
tag = "<Desire Tag for everyone>"
organizationId = "<Org id>"
adminId = "<admin id>"
networkId = "<Desired Network id>"
switchSerial = "<sw serial number>"
switchPort = "<desire sw port>"
"""Program starts here"""
# Step1
addNetworkTag(apiKey)
# Step2
updateOrgAdmin(apiKey)
#Step3
addTagtoPorts(apiKey) hope that work for you!
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Jun 30 2022
10:43 AM
1 Kudo
Correct! "Curl" and "Phyton - request" has the query param Python - request has it in the URL: url = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/{networkId}/wireless/clients/{clientId}/connectivityEvents?perPage=null&includedSeverities=good&band=2.4&ssidNumber=0&deviceSerial=null"
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Jun 30 2022
9:01 AM
2 Kudos
If you are ever wondering where in the hell do I need to put the Query Parameters inside Meraki python library? Here is your answer In this example, we want to bring a list of the wireless connectivity events for a specific client within a network in the timespan. Meraki API URL: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!get-network-wireless-client-connectivity-events The API documentation looks like this: What we need: Query: What I can filter by.(we have a lot of options here): i.e If we want to bring only an specific type of severities , you find the “includedSeverities” in que Query list But if you look at a “Meraki Python Library“ template there are no instructions or examples of where in the hell put that Query parameter So here is where you need to put the Query parameter: Create a variable “severities” with the includedSeverities valid values and then add “includedSeverities” query parameter in the response… and voilà. So in looks like this: ##includedSeverities = query param
##severities = variable with valid value
#in this case the valid values are: 'good', 'info', 'warn' and/or 'bad'.
import meraki
API_KEY = 'xxxxx'
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY)
network_id = 'xxxx'
client_id = 'xxxx'
severities= "bad"
response = dashboard.wireless.getNetworkWirelessClientConnectivityEvents(
network_id, client_id, total_pages= all, includedSeverities =severities
)
print(response) Use case example: If you want a python script to input the severity instead of editing the script. It should look like this: import meraki
print()
print("Severities")
print("1 -- good")
print("2 -- info")
print("3 -- bad ")
sev = input("Enter the severity exact name:")
API_KEY = '<You API key>'
dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY)
network_id = '<target Network id>'
client_id = '<target Client id>'
severities= sev
response = dashboard.wireless.getNetworkWirelessClientConnectivityEvents(
network_id, client_id, total_pages=, includedSeverities =severities)
print(response) . . . And is the same with all Query Parameters
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Jun 29 2022
7:31 AM
try this: response = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizations() for orgs in response: if orgs["name"] in response: <code> This says that if "name" is in "response " do <code>
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Jun 29 2022
7:23 AM
Do you see this error on just a few orgs in your list? or you don't see the entire list?
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Jun 29 2022
7:04 AM
V3 is up now. More interactive You can find it here! https://github.com/NesAlba21/Meraki_Tshoot you can find it as "Meraki_BasicTshootV3.py" -- Screenshots -- **Main menu **Wireless menu **MX Menu save
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Jun 24 2022
8:32 AM
@KRobert Try this script https://github.com/NesAlba21/Meraki_Tshoot I think this is what you are looking for
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Jun 23 2022
11:49 PM
4 Kudos
Python Interactiive script using Meraki API calls. This script will help you to pull basic troubleshooting information about your Organizations and your Networks This script creates CSV and Excel files for each section along the Python sesion This script includes information about MX, MS and MR devices in your Organization/Network You only need to know your Meraki-API-Key You can find it here! https://github.com/NesAlba21/Meraki_Tshoot you can find it as "Meraki_BasicTshootV2.py" This is not a final version, maybe you´ll find a section that is not working as expected, but I´ll fix it. Please let me know if this script helps or if you want to add a specific info I´ll keep adding more sections Feedback is welcome! May the force be with you and have fun!
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