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I'm currently having an issue where I need to reboot a PoE device. As we don't have access to the "cycle power" button via the API, I am disabling and re-enabling PoE on the device. The problem I'm having is that if I don't wait long enough, between ...
We are having an issue with a PoE device that only seems to crop up every few days. It appears that the devices have an inherent problem that the vendor needs to fix with a firmware update. In the meantime, the workaround is to go into the switch and...
I'm writing a script to see if DHCP reservations are for devices still on the network. It is simple enough to call client = meraki.getclient(apikey, networkid, mac, suppressprint=True)But if the device is on an extended trip and hasn't been back in t...
Background: For reasons outside of my control, management has decided that we should reserve the entire subnet at a few of our remote sites and use reserved/fixed DHCP addresses. (I'm pushing for 802.1x to replace this, but we aren't there yet.) Mera...
I found that anything less than a 30 second delay was sketchy. It might toggle the PoE or it might not. I think it depends on timing and latency. The ping idea is clever and I'm disappointed in myself for not thinking of it myself.I guess I'll need t...
Unfortunately, the API just queries the status that the dashboard is reporting as what the config should be rather than reporting the cached status until a successfully sync has been reported. That's why I was hoping there was an API call to check if...
@raphael.meyer@kering.com wrote:Since the API endpoint doesn't seem to exist, have you tried adapting your script to:Disable the email alert that is triggered by the port status changeDisable the portEnable the portEnable the email alert againOf cour...
@Philip D'Ath wrote:> It seems like this method would require the port to be down for 1/2 an hour at a minimum.Correct. You can't do it at a horrible time of the day like 2am?No--Security cameras. What's happening is if we use the most efficient for...
@Philip D'Ath wrote:If this is a Meraki Switch (MS) then configure a port schedule instead.I'll take a look at it, but I want it go off and back on immediately. It seems like this method would require the port to be down for 1/2 an hour at a minimum.