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Here's the organized list of scripts in Markdown format, categorized by functionality and sorted alphabetically within each category for better readability and structure:
# Descriptions of Scripts in This Repository
## Network Configuration
- **addroutes/addroutes.py:** Script to add static routes to a non-template network from a CSV file.
- **asa_cryptomap_converter/cryptomap_converter.py:** Migrate crypto map-based site-to-site VPN configuration to a Meraki MX security appliance.
- **cloneprovision.py:** Mass-provisions MX security appliances as individually managed networks, without using templates.
- **copymxvlans.py:** Export MX VLAN configuration of a source organization to a file and import it to a destination organization.
- **copynetworks.py:** Copies networks and their base attributes from one organization to another.
- **copyswitchcfg.py:** Export switchport configuration of a source organization to a file and import it to a destination organization.
- **deployappliance.py:** Claims a single Security Appliance or Teleworker Gateway into an organization, creates a new network for it, and binds that network to an existing template.
- **deploycustomer.py:** Automates customer account/organization creation for service providers.
- **deploydevices.py:** Claims multiple devices and licenses into an organization, creates a new network for them, and binds that network to an existing template.
- **migrate_cat3k:** Proof of concept script to migrate switchport configuration from Catalyst 3750-X switches to Meraki MS switches.
- **migratecomware.py:** Migrates legacy switch infrastructure based on Comware to Meraki MS switches.
- **migrate_devices:** Moves devices from one organization to another.
- **migrate_networks:** Copies networks from one organization to another.
- **movedevices.py:** Moves all devices from one organization to another.
- **privateApplicationsImport.py:** Imports Meraki Secure Connect private applications from a CSV file into the Meraki Dashboard.
- **provision_sites:** Provisions template-based networks with manually defined VLAN subnets to the Meraki dashboard.
- **removetemplate.py:** Creates a copy of a template-based network that preserves as many settings as possible without relying on a configuration template.
- **setlocation.py:** Sets the street address and optionally the map marker of all devices in a network or organization.
- **setlocation_legacy.py:** Legacy script to set the street address of all devices in a given network.
- **setssidvlanid.py:** Sets the VLAN ID of SSIDs in 'Layer 3 with concentrator' or 'VPN' mode to a value.
- **setSwitchPortOnMacOui.py:** Sets attributes of a switch port if a client with a matching MAC OUI is found connected to it.
- **tag_all_ports.py:** Tags all MS switch ports in an organization with a user-defined tag.
- **update_ports.py:** Finds MS switchports that match input search parameters and changes their configuration.
## Device Management
- **android_patch_audit:** Checks the date of the last security patch of Android devices managed by Meraki Systems Manager.
- **audit_client_tracking.py:** Checks if the client tracking method in any of a set of networks is set to a required value.
- **auto-cycle-port:** Checks if devices of a particular model are offline and cycles specific switchports in the same network.
- **auto_reboot:** Reboots devices with a matching device tag once a week.
- **autovpn_tunnel_count.py:** Counts how many VPN tunnels are consumed per network for establishing Auto VPN connectivity to peers.
- **clientcount.py:** Counts the total unique client MAC addresses connected to MR access points for an organization during the last month.
- **clients_in_ip_range.py:** Prints a list of all clients in one or more organizations that belong to a specified IPv4 subnet or address range.
- **deviceupdownstatus.py:** Prints a list of all devices in an organization's inventory along with their current up/down status.
- **find_clients.py:** Finds all clients with descriptions, MAC addresses, or IP addresses including a query string and prints their basic statistics.
- **find_ports.py:** Finds all MS switchports that match the input search parameter and applies new access policies.
- **get_license_info.py:** Prints the license info summary for a specific organization or all organizations an admin has access to.
- **inventorycsv.py:** Creates a list of all Meraki devices in one or all organizations accessible by an administrator.
- **invlist.py:** Creates a list of all serial numbers and models of devices that are part of a Meraki network for an organization.
- **latest_devices.py:** Exports CSV of all in-use devices claimed after a specific date.
- **license_counts_csv.py:** Creates a CSV file with aggregated license info for all co-term organizations accessible by an administrator.
- **listip.py:** Prints the "lanIp" of the device if available.
- **manageadmins.py:** Add, delete, find, and list administrators across organizations.
- **merakidevicecounts.py:** Prints total device counts per device family for all organizations accessed by an admin account.
- **merakilicensealert.py:** Sends an email alert if the remaining license time in any org is less than X days or if its license capacity is insufficient.
- **mi_bom_tool.py:** Counts the numbers and sizes of Meraki Insight licenses needed to cover a set of networks in an organization.
- **RadiusCertSurvey:** Surveys managed devices for updated radius.meraki.com certificates.
- **reboot.py:** Reboots devices using a list of serial numbers.
- **set_client_tracking.py:** Sets the client tracking method of a group of networks to a desired value.
## Monitoring and Reporting
- **bssid.py:** Pulls the BSSID of the enabled SSID for all networks in an organization and writes them to a CSV per network.
- **checksubnets.py:** Checks if the LAN IPs of all access points belong to specific IPv4 subnets.
- **CiscoLive/createWebhookTemplate.py:** Creates a custom webhook template.
- **eos_scanner.py:** Scans organizations for devices with announced End of Sales/End of Life dates.
- **getbeacons.py:** Prints a list of all bluetooth beacons in an organization.
- **googletimezonetest.py:** Gets the time zone corresponding to a street address using Google Maps APIs.
- **offline_logging:** Logs data from the Meraki dashboard to a MongoDB database.
- **orgclientscsv.py:** Creates a CSV file with all client devices in an organization.
- **org_subnets.py:** Prints a list of all subnets configured to MX security appliances.
- **postman_collection_generator.py:** Creates a Postman collection for the Meraki Dashboard API v1.
- **remoteAccessLogsAnalyzer.py:** Fetches and analyzes Meraki Secure Connect remote access logs and generates statistics.
- **topusers:** Finds bandwidth hoggers in a network through a web UI.
- **uplink.py:** Exports WAN uplink information to CSV files.
- **usagestats.py:** Produces reports on per user group network usage.
- **usagestats_initconfig.txt:** Example initial configuration file for usagestats.py.
- **usagestats_manual.pdf:** Manual for usagestats.py.
## Utilities
- **firmware_lock/firmware_lock.py:** Locks firmware for devices in an organization to desired builds or release trains.
- **mx_firewall_control/mxfirewallcontrol.py:** Displays, modifies, and creates backups of MX Layer 3 firewall rulesets.
- **mx_firewall_control/mxfirewallcontrol_example_input_file.txt:** Example input file for mxfirewallcontrol.py.
- **nodejs_sdk_builder:** Builds a NodeJS SDK for the Meraki Dashboard API.
- **migration_init_file.txt:** Example init config file for migratecomware.py.
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Cisco Meraki organizes its networks and devices in a hierarchical structure that provides a clear and scalable way to manage and monitor your network infrastructure. Understanding this hierarchy is essential for effectively using the Meraki Dashboard and API. Here’s a breakdown of the hierarchy: Cisco Meraki organizes its networks and devices in a hierarchical structure that provides a clear and scalable way to manage and monitor your network infrastructure. Understanding this hierarchy is essential for effectively using the Meraki Dashboard and API. Here’s a breakdown of the hierarchy:
## Meraki Hierarchy ## Meraki Hierarchy