Hello,   It appears that you're interested in retrieving the dynamic public IP address assigned by your ISP for WAN1 or WAN2 using the Cisco Meraki API. You mentioned using the `getDeviceApplianceUplinksSettings` API call, but please note that this call only retrieves the configuration and settings of the device uplink.   In your case, you should use the `getOrganizationUplinksStatuses` API call to obtain not only the configuration but also the status of the interface, which will display the IP address assigned to your uplinks.  Please feel free to visit https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/get-organization-uplinks-statuses/ for more docs.     Using the `getOrganizationUplinksStatuses` call, you can obtain the current IP address assigned to your uplinks along with additional relevant information.   Let's me knew if this solution adequately addresses your request?   ... View more

I recommend utilizing a pre-existing tool that has already been developed for the purpose of provisioning Layer 7 firewall rules on multiple networks. You can find this tool at the following link: [https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/gve-sw/GVE_DevNet_Meraki_MX_Firewall_Provisioner/](https://developer.cisco.com/codeexchange/github/repo/gve-sw/GVE_DevNet_Meraki_MX_Firewall_Provisioner/).   Let's me knew if this solution adequately addresses your request? ... View more

Hello, you can use the below script.         import os import meraki import concurrent.futures import time # Create a Meraki API session with API key retrieved from environment variable API_KEY = os.environ.get('MERAKI_API_KEY') # simulate : simulate=True or deploy: simulate=False dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY, simulate=True) # Delay between API calls to comply with the rate limit (0.1 seconds (100 milliseconds)) API_CALL_DELAY = 0.1 def update_vpn_hub(network_id, hub_id): try: # Get the current VPN settings for the network vpn_settings = dashboard.appliance.getNetworkApplianceVpnSiteToSiteVpn(network_id) if hub_id: # Update the VPN hub ID vpn_settings['hubs'] = [{'hubId': hub_id, 'useDefaultRoute': True}] # Update the VPN settings response = dashboard.appliance.updateNetworkApplianceVpnSiteToSiteVpn( network_id, vpn_settings['mode'], hubs=vpn_settings['hubs'], subnets=vpn_settings['subnets'] ) print(f'Successfully updated VPN hub ID for network ID: {network_id}') print(response) except meraki.APIError as e: print(f'Error updating VPN hub ID for network ID: {network_id}. Error message: {e}') def update_all_vpn_hubs(org_id, hub_id): try: # Get a list of networks in the organization networks = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor: # Iterate over each network and submit update tasks futures = [] for network in networks: futures.append(executor.submit(update_vpn_hub, network['id'], hub_id)) time.sleep(API_CALL_DELAY) # Introduce a delay between API calls # Wait for all tasks to complete concurrent.futures.wait(futures) except meraki.APIError as e: print(f'Error fetching networks. Error message: {e}') def main(): # Specify the organization ID org_id = 'YOUR ORG ID' # Specify the VPN hub name hub_name = 'YOUR HUB NAME' try: # Get a list of networks in the organization networks = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) # Find the hub ID by name hub_id = next((network['id'] for network in networks if network['name'] == hub_name), None) if hub_id: update_all_vpn_hubs(org_id, hub_id) else: print(f'Error: VPN hub name "{hub_name}" not found.') except meraki.APIError as e: print(f'Error fetching networks. Error message: {e}') if __name__ == '__main__': # Execute the main function main()         First, add the API key as an environment variable.   Create the script file vpn_hub_updater.py in a text editor. Modify the following variables at the top of the script: org_id: Replace 'YOUR ORG ID' with your actual organization ID. hub_name: Replace 'YOUR HUB NAME' with the desired VPN hub name. By default, the script is set to simulate the operation (simulate=True). It will only plan the updates without actually making changes to the Meraki networks. If you want to deploy the changes in the production environment, set simulate=False in the dashboard initialization. Save the changes. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where the script is located. Run the script vpn_hub_updater.py. The script will retrieve the networks in your organization, find the hub ID based on the provided hub name, and update the VPN hub ID for each network. The progress and results will be displayed in the terminal. Note: The script automatically introduces a delay between API calls to comply with the Meraki API rate limit of 10 calls per second. Monitor the output in the terminal for any errors or successful updates.   Please keep me informed if you encountered any issue! ... View more