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Wireless Overview - Access Data via API / python sdk

miph
Community Member

Hello developers,

is there a way to collect the access points wireless overview data dashboards?


e.g.

image.png

We would like to extract this information on a regular basis (for reports and monitoring).

I was not able to find either a direct way via api or sdk or a manual way (e.g. the clients time to connect data) yet...

Regards
Michael

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miph
Community Member

I managed to collect the data via single calls and rebuilded the logic in python

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Philip D'Ath
Meraki Community All-Star
Meraki Community All-Star

I'm not aware of any way to collect this summarised data. To build this yourself from the raw data from be pretty hard.

miph
Community Member

I managed to collect the data via single calls and rebuilded the logic in python

AsterV4
Community Member

hi @miph could you share how did you do it?

miph
Community Member

Hi @AsterV4 - yes of course - not the full code but an approach if this is fine for you.

As @Philip D'Ath already mentioned its quite difficult to reproduce everything but i extracted the neccessary parts for me...

You need to build a request with

headers = {'Cookie': 'dash_auth=xxx'}
and for example to get the signal quality you need to do something like:

requests.request(
"GET",
"<base_url>/manage/wireless_insights_network/
signal_quality_by_client?timespan=86400",
headers= {'Cookie': 'dash_auth=xxx'},
timeout=30
)

The dash_auth cookie can be seen in your own calls against the website when browsing - just take a look at the developer tools of your browsersession.

I´m aware that this "solution" will probably be not that stable, because of frontend or backend changes and the refreshing of the dash_auth cookie is also not that handy - but since there is no other current solution this is working much faster than manually searching for the "problematic" networks.

Dale-joyce
Community Member

Thanks