Cisco Meraki

• New health alertRuns when Meraki raises a health alert in the organization, such as a device unreachable, a port with errors or an uplink down, with the devices it affects.
• Health alert resolvedRuns when a health alert in the organization is resolved, for instance to close the ticket opened for it.
• Device status changedRuns when a device goes online, offline, alerting or dormant, with its status before and after.
• Configuration changedRuns when someone changes a setting in the organization, in the dashboard or through the API, with who changed what from what to what.
• New network eventRuns for each new entry in a network's event log, such as a client joining, a port going down or a DHCP lease, optionally of one type.
• New clientRuns when a phone, laptop or other device the network has never seen before connects to it.
• New administratorRuns when someone is made an administrator of the organization's dashboard, by anyone.
• Alert sentRuns when Meraki sends one of a network's alerts, such as an access point going down or a VPN dropping, for the alerts turned on under Network-wide > Alerts. Lodol adds itself to the network's alert recipients while the workflow is on.

• List organizationsList the Meraki organizations your API key can reach, with their IDs.
• List networksList an organization's networks (sites), with what each runs, its time zone and tags.
• Get networkGet one network: its name, product types, time zone, tags and notes.
• Create networkCreate a network (a site) in an organization, for the kinds of device it will hold. Devices are added to it in the dashboard.
• Update networkRename a network or change its time zone, tags or notes. Fields left blank stay as they are.
• Delete networkDelete a network and all its settings. Its devices go back to the organization's inventory. This can't be undone.
• List devicesList the access points, switches, security appliances and other devices in an organization's networks, with their model, address and firmware.
• Get deviceGet one device: its name, model, network, IP address, firmware, tags, address and notes.
• Update deviceRename a device or change its tags, address or notes. Fields left blank stay as they are.
• Reboot deviceRestart a device. Everyone connected through it loses the connection for a minute or two.
• Blink device lightsFlash a device's lights for a while, so someone on site can find it.
• List device statusesSee whether each device is online, alerting, offline or dormant, with when it last checked in and its IP addresses.
• List device status changesList when devices went online, offline, alerting or dormant, up to 31 days back. Without times, the last day.
• List clientsList the phones, laptops and other devices that used a network lately, with their address, the SSID or port they used and their data use.
• Get clientGet one client of a network: its name, addresses, maker, operating system, where it connected and when it was first and last seen.
• Provision clientSet the access policy for a device by its MAC address, before or after it joins a network: block it, always allow it, or give it a group policy. Gives back the client ID Meraki uses for it.
• Update client policyBlock a client, always allow it, give it a group policy, or put it back to the network's normal rules.
• List SSIDsList a wireless network's 15 SSIDs (Wi-Fi network names), with whether each is on, hidden, and how people join it.
• Update SSIDRename a Wi-Fi network (SSID), turn it on or off, hide it, or change its password, for instance the guest Wi-Fi's each week. Fields left blank stay as they are.
• List network eventsRead a network's event log, newest first: clients joining and leaving, ports going up and down, VPN and DHCP events.
• List configuration changesRead the organization's change log, newest first: who changed which setting, when, and what it was before and after. Up to a year back.
• List health alertsList the organization's health alerts, newest first: devices unreachable, ports with errors, uplinks down, and what each affects.
• List administratorsList the organization's dashboard administrators, with their access, whether they use two-factor sign-in and when they were last active.
• Invite administratorInvite someone to the Meraki dashboard as an administrator of the whole organization or of one network. Meraki emails them an invitation.
• Remove administratorTake away all of an administrator's access to the organization, for instance when they leave.

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