Cisco Meraki v2

Cisco Meraki is a cloud-managed IT company that simplifies networking, security, communications, and endpoint management. Its platform offers centralized management for devices, networks, and security through an intuitive web interface. Key functionalities include managing organizations, networks, devices, and their licenses, as well as monitoring device statuses and client activities.

Category

IT Services

Pack

cisco-meraki

Configuration parameters

• base_url — Base URL (required)
• api_key — (required)
• insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
• proxy — Use system proxy settings
• organization_id — Organization ID
• network_id — Network ID

Commands (31)

• meraki-device-claim — Claim devices into a network. (Note: For recently claimed devices, it may take a few minutes for API requests against that device to succeed). This operation can be used up to ten times within a single five minute window.
• meraki-device-client-list — List the clients of a device, up to a maximum of a month ago. The usage of each client is returned in kilobytes. If the device is a switch, the switchport is returned; otherwise the switchport field is null.
• meraki-device-list — List the devices in an network or fetch a specific device with a serial number. Input must contain 1 parameter.
• meraki-device-remove — Remove a single device from a network.
• meraki-device-status-list — List the status of every Meraki device in the organization.
• meraki-device-update — Update the attributes of a device.
• meraki-network-appliance-vlan-list — List the VLANs for an MX network.
• meraki-network-client-list — List the clients that have used this network in the time span. The data is updated at most once every five minutes.
• meraki-network-client-policy-list — List all policies owned by each client.
• meraki-network-group-policy-list — List the group policies in a network.
• meraki-network-l3firewall-rule-delete — Delete the L3 firewall rules from an MX network.
• meraki-network-l3firewall-rule-list — List the L3 firewall rules for an MX network.
• meraki-network-l3firewall-rule-update — Update the L3 firewall rules of an MX network.
• meraki-network-l7firewall-rule-delete — Delete the L7 firewall rules from an MX network.
• meraki-network-l7firewall-rule-list — List the MX L7 firewall rules for an MX network.
• meraki-network-l7firewall-rule-update — Update the MX L7 firewall rules for an MX network.
• meraki-network-list — List the networks that the user has privileges on in an organization.
• meraki-network-vlan-profile-list — List VLAN profiles for a network.
• meraki-organization-adaptive-policy-acl-list — List adaptive policy ACLs in a organization.
• meraki-organization-adaptive-policy-group-list — List adaptive policy groups in a organization.
• meraki-organization-adaptive-policy-list — List adaptive policies in an organization. An adaptive policy is a dynamic security framework that allows automated policy enforcement across networks based on user and device identity.
• meraki-organization-adaptive-policy-settings-list — Returns global adaptive policy settings in an organization.
• meraki-organization-branding-policy-list — List the branding policies of an organization. This allows MSPs to view and monitor certain aspects of Dashboard for their users and customers.
• meraki-organization-client-list — Return the client details in an organization.
• meraki-organization-device-search — Search for devices in an organization.
• meraki-organization-inventory-list — List the device inventories for an organization.
• meraki-organization-license-state-list — List the license states overview of an organization.
• meraki-organization-list — List the organizations that the user has privileges on.
• meraki-organization-uplink-status-list — List the uplink status of every Meraki MX, MG and Z series devices in the organization.
• meraki-ssid-appliance-list — List the MX SSIDs in a network.
• meraki-ssid-wireless-list — List the MR SSIDs in a network.