I support multiple Meraki Wireless networks and I wanted the ability to pull in pertinent data from the wireless networks that I support. This will allow me to pull in the data and then upload it into the wireless mapping programs and design software. This will also allow me to easily pull the channels, power settings, SSIDs, and other pertinent information. Here is the link to my GitHub site where I will be keeping the most up to date program as I fix things and work to improve it.

#!/usr/bin/env python

#import necessary modules

import cred

import requests


#Meraki site information

MERAKI_DASHBOARD = 'https://api.meraki.com'

HEADERS = {'X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key': (cred.key), 'Content-Type': 'application/json'}


#NETWORK = input(str("What network are we looking at? "))

NETWORK = cred.network


NETWORK_URL = MERAKI_DASHBOARD + '/api/v0/networks/%s/devices' % NETWORK

NETWORK_GET = requests.get(NETWORK_URL, headers=HEADERS)

NETWORK_RESPONSE = NETWORK_GET.json()


#Create a function pull in the information

def WIRELESS_SETTINGS():

    WIRELESS_SETTINGS_URL = MERAKI_DASHBOARD + '/api/v0/networks/%s/devices/%s/wireless/status' % (NETWORK, DEVICE['serial'])

    WIRELESS_SETTINGS_GET = requests.get(WIRELESS_SETTINGS_URL, headers=HEADERS)

    WIRELESS_SETTINGS_RESPONSE = WIRELESS_SETTINGS_GET.json()

    for SSIDS in WIRELESS_SETTINGS_RESPONSE['basicServiceSets']:

        if SSIDS['enabled'] == True:

            print("SSID "  + (SSIDS['ssidName']) + " BAND " + (SSIDS['band']) + " BSSID " + str(SSIDS['bssid']) + " Channel " + str(SSIDS['channel']) + " Power " + str(SSIDS['power']))


#Loops through the network and the devices to find all of the information.

for DEVICE in NETWORK_RESPONSE:

    if DEVICE['model'] == "MR42":

        print("AP " + DEVICE['name'])

        WIRELESS_SETTINGS()