I got the script. import meraki import pandas as pd import json # Replace with your Meraki Dashboard API key API_KEY = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" # Organization ID (can be found in the URL when logged in to your dashboard) ORGANIZATION_ID = "XXXXXX" # Function to fetch management interface information for devices in a network def get_management_interface_info(network_id, org_name, network_name): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) devices = dashboard.networks.getNetworkDevices(network_id) management_info = [] for device in devices: try: management_interface = dashboard.devices.getDeviceManagementInterface(serial=device['serial']) device_info = { "Organization": org_name, "Organization ID": ORGANIZATION_ID, "Network": network_name, "Network ID": network_id, "Serial": device['serial'], "Device Name": device['name'], "Active DDNS Hostname": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('activeDdnsHostname', ''), "DDNS Hostname WAN1": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('ddnsHostnameWan1', ''), "DDNS Hostname WAN2": management_interface.get('ddnsHostnames', {}).get('ddnsHostnameWan2', ''), "WAN1 Enabled": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('wanEnabled', ''), "WAN1 Using Static IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('usingStaticIp', ''), "WAN1 Static IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticIp', ''), "WAN1 Static Subnet Mask": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticSubnetMask', ''), "WAN1 Static Gateway IP": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticGatewayIp', ''), "WAN1 Static DNS": ', '.join(management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('staticDns', [])), "WAN1 VLAN": management_interface.get('wan1', {}).get('vlan', ''), "WAN2 Enabled": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('wanEnabled', ''), "WAN2 Using Static IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('usingStaticIp', ''), "WAN2 Static IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticIp', ''), "WAN2 Static Subnet Mask": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticSubnetMask', ''), "WAN2 Static Gateway IP": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticGatewayIp', ''), "WAN2 Static DNS": ', '.join(management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('staticDns', [])), "WAN2 VLAN": management_interface.get('wan2', {}).get('vlan', '') } management_info.append(device_info) except meraki.APIError as e: print(f"Error fetching management interface information for device {device['serial']}: {e}") return management_info # Function to fetch management interface information for devices in all networks of an organization def get_organization_management_interface_info(org_id): dashboard = meraki.DashboardAPI(API_KEY) org_name = dashboard.organizations.getOrganization(org_id)['name'] networks = dashboard.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(org_id) org_management_info = [] for network in networks: network_id = network['id'] network_name = network['name'] management_info = get_management_interface_info(network_id, org_name, network_name) org_management_info.extend(management_info) return org_management_info # Fetch management interface information for devices within the organization org_management_info = get_organization_management_interface_info(ORGANIZATION_ID) # Convert to DataFrame df = pd.DataFrame(org_management_info) # Save to CSV df.to_csv("organization_management_interface_info.csv", index=False) print("Management interface information retrieved and saved to organization_management_interface_info.csv.")   ... View more

I got the relevant information using the following script. Thank you so much for your valuable support.     import json import requests   # Function to fetch organizations def get_organizations(api_key):     url = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/organizations"     headers = {         "X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key": api_key,         "Content-Type": "application/json"     }     response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)     return response.json()   # Function to fetch networks for a specific organization def get_networks(api_key, organization_id):     url = f"https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/organizations/{organization_id}/networks"     headers = {         "X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key": api_key,         "Content-Type": "application/json"     }     response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)     return response.json()   # Function to fetch SSIDs for a specific network def get_ssids(api_key, network_id):     url = f"https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/{network_id}/wireless/ssids"     headers = {         "X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key": api_key,         "Content-Type": "application/json"     }     response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)     return response.json()   # Main function to fetch everything def fetch_all(api_key, organization_id):     organizations = get_organizations(api_key)     networks = get_networks(api_key, organization_id)       output_data = []  # List to store output data       for network in networks:         ssids = get_ssids(api_key, network['id'])         output_data.append({             "Organization": organizations[0]['name'],             "Network": network['name'],             "SSIDs": ssids         })       return output_data   # Set your Meraki API key and organization ID api_key = "Meraki-API-Key" organization_id = "ORG-ID"   # Call the main function to fetch everything output_data = fetch_all(api_key, organization_id)   # Write output data to JSON file output_file_path = "output.json" with open(output_file_path, "w") as json_file:     json.dump(output_data, json_file, indent=4)   print("Output saved to", output_file_path) ... View more