Meraki has worked to ensure that deploying Auto VPN is as simple as possible while still ensuring that you are able to perform more advanced configuration to fine-tune the deployment
When designing a deployment and determining the appropriate model of edge device to choose, there are multiple aspects to take into consideration regarding not only the current requirements of a
When using the MT30 Smart Automation Button, you can configure unique automation actions from the Dashboard based on a simple button press. Actions that can be triggered by a single
This example demonstrates how easy it can be to automatically update a device name to reflect the location of that device in the network. Similar to the previous example that
To start, you need to determine the organization IDs for the organization you want to monitor. You can do so by sending a GET request to the endpoint as shown
When you use the Dashboard API, there are several important things that you should keep in mind. Primarily, any account that has API access enabled has the same level of
The Dashboard API is likely the most powerful form of automation available for the Meraki platform due to its availability of options and ease of integration with external solutions. As
SNMP is also a potential option that can be employed for automation with any Meraki platform. One notable difference between SNMP and webhooks or syslog is that when using SNMP,
Similar to using webhooks, you can use syslog messages to trigger outside automation based on network events and alerts. The primary differences between using webhooks and syslog for automation are
Now that you’ve been introduced to the use of templates within the Dashboard to help automate network configuration, it’s time to start thinking outside the Dashboard. With the help of