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Hey guys,Trying to use this API call: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!unbind-networkNeed some guidance on how to include the optional retainConfigs: true boolean. I've tried a variety of different formats, all of which are leading to dif...
Hello guys,Trying to solve a a problem that shouldn't be solved with APIs by using APIs. Was wondering if you have any input.I have a customer that wants to be alerted every time any of their networks (all with different ISPs) goes to an extremely lo...
Hello,I'm looking to unbind hundreds of networks from a template for a client. Meraki has recently introduced functionality to be able to retain configurations for a network after you unbind. This is obviously great but it seems like this option isn'...
Hello all,I am trying to write a script but want to ask if this is possible before I mess around with any misplaced licenses. I know that the following call does not work for coterm orgs and is only applicable to PDL:https://developer.cisco.com/mera...
Hello all!Here's a little interesting project we did last week.We had someone reach out to us with the problem of having to reconstruct their entire organization. This poor guy took over an org with hundreds of devices but with only 4 networks... one...
Hey @JasonMo,I did try that as well, but it results in the following error:TypeError: unbindNetwork() got an unexpected keyword argument 'retainConfigs' Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong?
Hello,I assume you just want to add the rules on top of what you already have. If that is the case, you could try within your script to read the current rules via API, add your rules on top, and then putt the joint the data back via the API call you'...
Hello Mike, There are two approaches I can think of here:- Use an external Guest Wifi provider that has more sophisticated scheduling settings. Would be set and forget.- Write an API script that is hosted in the cloud and automatically does this ever...