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Jul 10 2023
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Jul 10 2023
6:33 AM
This endpoint: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-clients/ will show all unique ids that have used a network during a specific timespan. Once you get the ids, put them in a 'list' and you can use them with other endpoints.
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Jul 6 2023
5:36 PM
are you talking about client ids? like the client ids Meraki assigns to each user? for example: client_ids = ['k123456', 'k789abc', 'kabcde1', 'k01abcde']
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Jul 1 2023
2:30 PM
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Hi Phillip, I adjusted my loop to: for netid in network_id: for id in client_ids: try: test = dashboard.networks.getNetworkClient(netid, id) print(test) except meraki.exceptions.APIError as e: if '404 Not Found' in str(e😞 print(f"Client ID {id} not found in network ID {netid}") else: # Handle other API errors print(f"Error occurred for client ID {id} in network ID {netid}: {e}") now I get to see where the error is. I removed the networkid that didn't have any clients in and now the endpoint is working. Thanks for the quick reply!
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Jun 30 2023
11:58 AM
Good Afternoon, I've been trying for a long time to get endpoints with required 'clientid' path or query to work with absolutely no luck. I must be doing something horribly wrong! I have a list of 'id' values in string format, separated by commas, in a list for client ids and network ids: (examples) client_ids = ['13h23hu','3h283h823','32u3h2u3h'] network_ids = ['N_38382', 'L_38238273', 'N_3u2h3u2'] then I write a simple loop so it goes through each network id and client id to pull data: for netid in network_id: for id in client_ids: test = dashboard.networks.getNetworkClient(netid, id) print(test) then I get: meraki.exceptions.APIError: networks, getNetworkClient - 404 Not Found, {'errors': ['Client not found']} There is absolutely no way for there not to be a single result. I'm using the id that meraki assigns as 'id' in multiple endpoints for client_id. I'm assuming this is what they mean by 'clientid'. I've also tried MAC ids and IPs with the same setup, and inserting single values instead of a list - no luck. At this point I'm at a loss so wondering if anyone else is having an issue specifically with endpoints that want a client id.
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Jun 30 2023
8:15 AM
I believe this still doesn't work correctly and hasn't been updated, at least for NA clients. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you
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Jun 22 2023
6:29 AM
As an update to this thread, I updated the code to pull data at the 55th second mark and now it pulls whatever was reported within that minute instead of showing status from 2 different minutes. Example showing only what was reported within a specific minute mark. Thanks everyone for your help!
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Jun 21 2023
12:17 PM
Hi Madhan, the data is pulled with a Python script every x seconds (in this case 300 seconds) at the 30 second mark of a minute.
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Jun 21 2023
11:09 AM
Hello, Question about the time value of 'lastReportedAt'. I currently have a connection between Tableau Server and Meraki API data. Data is pulled and refreshed every 5 minutes from dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationDevicesStatuses(organization_id, total_pages = "all") . If I pull the data at x time, for example1:30pm, the 'lastReportAt' field shows different timestamps for each unique device (Identified by unique serial number). Below is an example of 1 pull at 12:21:30pm on 6-21 and the timestamp(UTC time) variance for each serial device: Each pull is for a unique device. 1st device was reported at 12:20:47 seconds, last device at 12:21:29 seconds. I have 2 questions. Is the variance in seconds normal? and why is there a variance? I ask because I would assume if the request is being done at 12:21:30pm, then the timestamp would show 12:21:30pm for all of the devices, or in this case 3:21:30pm UTC time. Thank you!
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