Hi,  I'm currently using the following AP to read historical data for signal quality for of my APs networks/{networkId}/wireless/signalQualityHistory   I'm attempting to read timespan of 8h back from current time in a resolution of 300 secs (making a call for a specific AP so in the URL I'm only sending: deviceSerial, timespan and resolution)   As a result I'm getting back lots lines with empty RSSI and SNR like the following example: {'startTs':'2023-08-23T00:00:00Z' 'endTs':'2023-08-23T00:05:00Z' "snr":None "rssi":None}   (few lines are not empty and contains actual real values) Q1: why do I get empty data back?   Request: I need historical data for AP SNR and RSSI but it's very problematic to make a cal for each AP, is it possible to extend API to return all the data for all the AP in a network?       ... View more

Meraki API has the following two constraints as documented here https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-latest/#!rate-limit Each Meraki organization has a call budget of 10 requests per second. Furthermore, a concurrency limit of 10 concurrent requests per IP is enforced #1 is clear - we have a rate limit policy  (or a budget for) of 10 requests per second per organization  #2 is not clear to me since it's under "Per Organization" section in the documentation, Does this means that we are allowed to drain the "per organization, per second budget" by making up to 10 concurrent calls (so we don't have to control the frequency of calls to be ~ per 100ms)? Or, Is it a global per IP limitation that limits the number of concurrent calls from the same IP address (regardless of the organization)?  if such then what does "concurrent" mean (same second, millisecond..)? The confusing part os that #2 is placed under "Per Organization" section in the documentation   Will appreciate some clarification since we're managing a system that makes calls for multiple orgs from multiple IPs Kind Regards Amir ... View more