Would be nice to see the network_id in the Dashboard. Meanwhile, you can see it in the source code of the page. Search for Mkiconf.locale_id = "123"; Mkiconf.ng_id = "123";   Some Networks have both, some only one of them. If you have locale_id then your network id is "L_123", and if you have ng_id, your network id is "N_123". If you have both, you can use both.   ... View more

OK, quick and dirty. I couldn't find anything in the API which is sad. BUT. Its in the source code of the web dashboard. So go to 1. Organization > Firmware upgrades 2. Get the source code and search for "var versions" 3. Copy the whole large line to your editor 4. Wait for the editor to crash and restart it. 5. Assuming python, do a bit of format for "true", "false", "null" 6. Make a dictionary of firmware and end of support date   from datetime import datetime EosDates = {} for version in versions: if version['endOfSupportDate'] != None: firmware_name = version['networkType'] + "-" + str(version['major']) + "-" + str(version['minor']) if version['patch'] != 0: firmware_name = firmware_name + "-" + str(version['patch']) date_time_obj = datetime.fromisoformat(version['endOfSupportDate'].replace('Z', '')) date_german = date_time_obj.strftime("%d.%m.%Y") EosDates[firmware_name] = date_german print (EosDates) ... View more

I have the same issue with an appliance running mx 16.16(?). The version is shown in the dashboard, but as "Not running configured version" using the api call dashboard . devices . getDevices or dashboard.organization.getOrganizationDevices ... View more