This give me the clients, but I need the user. I guess the support is right, there is no way at the moment. Netherless, thank you very much. ... View more

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! ... View more

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 ... View more

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!   ... View more