Meraki Python SDK - UpdateNetworkVlan HTTP 403

BrandonSharp37516 — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 01:02:17 GMT

Hello!

I am studying for DevNet associate and trying out the Meraki SDK on the DevNet SandBox. I am using the provided Dashboard API Key, however when trying to perform a PUT/update it returns a 403. I tried generating a API key from dashboard myself, but that returned a different list of Organizations. Am I missing something obvious? Any help would be appreciated!

Code sample: Error out with 403 on "meraki.vlans.update_network_vlan(updated_vlan)"

from meraki_sdk.meraki_sdk_client import MerakiSdkClient
from pprint import pprint
import json

token = 'SandboxToken'

# Create a new SDK client
meraki = MerakiSdkClient(token)


# Just an HTTP request to grab all Orgs
orgs = meraki.organizations.get_organizations()
pprint(orgs)
for org in orgs:
    if org['name'] == "DevNet Sandbox":
        orgId = org['id']

params = {}
params['organization_id'] = orgId

# Get all of a specific orgs networks
orgNetworks = meraki.networks.get_organization_networks(params)

pprint("-----------------Organization Networks-----------------")
pprint(orgNetworks)
for network in orgNetworks:
    if network['name'] == "DevNet Sandbox ALWAYS ON":
        netId = network['id']
pprint("-----------------Network ID-----------------")
pprint(netId)


# Get all of a specific Orgs specific networks vlans
vlans = meraki.vlans.get_network_vlans(netId)
pprint("-----------------VLANS-----------------")
pprint(vlans)


# Check the postman documentation for Cisco Meraki to understand.
# update_network_vlan requires two parameters (netId, vlanId) as well as an optional third paramter, which an object with the data you want to update
vlan = vlans[0]
vlan['name'] = "DevNet Tests"
updated_vlan = {}
updated_vlan['network_id'] = netId
updated_vlan['vlan_id'] = vlan['id']
updated_vlan['update_network_vlan'] = vlan

pprint("-----------------DICT TO SEND-----------------")
pprint(updated_vlan)
result_update_vlan = meraki.vlans.update_network_vlan(updated_vlan)
pprint("-----------------UPDATE RESULT-----------------")
result_get_vlans = meraki.vlans.get_network_vlans(netId)
pprint("-----------------UPDATE VERIFY-----------------")
pprint(result_get_vlans)

Re: Meraki Python SDK - UpdateNetworkVlan HTTP 403

omz — Tue, 17 Nov 2020 07:54:09 GMT

Considering you have the correct API .. there is no network named "DevNet Sandbox ALWAYS ON" under ORG "DevNet Sandbox". Logged in to Meraki with username - devnetmeraki@cisco.com and password - i*******aki

Maybe it was deleted or something ... try recreating the network with a MX device to modify VLAN name.

The overall script is ok and it works if the network exists in the ORG.

Re: Meraki Python SDK - UpdateNetworkVlan HTTP 403

bigevilbeard — Tue, 17 Nov 2020 09:53:46 GMT

Hey there, always on sandbox is read-only - you will be able to auth and get information - but not make changes. To do this, you would need to use the reservable sandbox's.

Hope this helps.

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