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judywatson · ‎Jun 27 2023

To update the YouTube content and web search filtering settings for an MX device using the Meraki Dashboard API V1, you can use the following steps: Retrieve the current configuration for the MX device using the API. You can make a GET request to the following endpoint: /networks/{networkId}/appliance/security/malware Replace {networkId} with the actual ID of your network. Once you have the current configuration, modify the settings for YouTube content and web search filtering accordingly. To update the configuration, make a PUT request to the following endpoint: /networks/{networkId}/appliance/security/malware Include the modified settings in the request payload. The payload should be in JSON format and include the necessary parameters for configuring the YouTube content and web search filtering [ https://lenovonetfilter.com/resource/five-common-web-filtering-questions-answered ]. Refer to the API documentation for the specific parameters and their values. Send the PUT request with the updated payload to update the configuration. Make sure you have the appropriate API access and authentication to perform these operations. The Meraki Dashboard API documentation provides more detailed information on the request payload structure and the available parameters.

judywatson · ‎Mar 14 2023

Hello everyone, I'm currently having issues connecting my gaming laptop [https://www.lenovo.com/ca/en/d/gaming-laptops] to the internet through my Meraki Go Router Firewall. I've tried various troubleshooting methods, but nothing seems to be working, and I'm hoping to get some advice on how to resolve this problem. Firstly, my gaming laptop is connected to the router through a wired connection, and I've verified that the Ethernet cable is functioning correctly. However, when I try to access any online gaming platform or website, the connection times out, and I'm unable to establish a stable connection. I've checked the router's firewall settings, and I suspect that it may be blocking the gaming traffic. However, I'm not sure how to modify the firewall rules to allow the traffic through. I've tried disabling the firewall entirely, but the issue persists. I've searched online and found that some other users have reported similar issues with the Meraki Go Router Firewall, and suggested that it may be related to the port settings or NAT configurations. However, I'm not familiar with these technical details, and I'm not sure how to modify them correctly. I'm hoping that someone here has some experience with this problem and can provide some advice or guidance. Is there any specific settings or configurations that I can modify to allow gaming traffic through the Meraki Go Router Firewall? Are there any known compatibility issues between the firewall and gaming laptops that I should be aware of? Thank you in advance for your help and suggestions. Best regards, Judy

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