Activation - Meraki - Programmability and Integrations – Cisco Activation as a Service

Onboarding

Steps:

Step 1: Plan your Meraki Network project
- Task 1: Register for a virtual event, available on Cisco Community
- Register
Step 2: Learn about Meraki APIs and integrations
- Task 2: Create your Meraki Dashboard account
- Register
Step 3: Complete your Meraki organization onboarding
- Task 3: Create your Meraki Dashboard account
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- Task 4: Enable two-factor authentications for administrative users
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Step 4: Try the Meraki API SDKs in a development environment
- Task 5: Use the Meraki Software Development Kit (SDK) sandboxes on DevNet to get familiar with the Application Programming Interface (API) calls
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Step 5: Generate an API token for an organization administrator
- Task 6: Create an API key under the account profile of an existing organization administrator account
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Implement

Steps

Step 1: Create an appropriate Meraki organization and network structure
- Task 1: Create a minimum of one network within your Meraki Dashboard
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Step 2: Make a successful GET request to the Meraki API endpoint
- Task 2: Successfully query the Meraki API endpoint with your API Key using a GET request. Recommended API endpoints include GET Organizations, GET Organization Networks, GET Organization Devices, and GET Network Devices
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Use

Steps

Step 1: Use the Meraki Dashboard API and integrate with other platforms
- Task 1: Monitor Meraki devices, networks, and organizations using the Meraki Dashboard API
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- Task 2: Troubleshoot network issues using the API
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Step 2: Integrate with additional Cisco technologies
- Task 3: Integrate the Meraki infrastructure with additional Cisco technologies through automation
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Step 3: Integrate with additional third parties
- Task 4: Integrate the Meraki infrastructure with additional business applications that may be in use in the organization
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Step 4: Configure notifications for the Meraki infrastructure
- Task 5: Develop enhanced notifications for the Meraki or use the existing Meraki notification options
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Engage

Steps

Step 1: Scale the usage of the Meraki dashboard API
- Task 1: Monitor and configure Meraki devices, networks, and organizations using the Meraki Dashboard API or API-based tools
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- Task 2: Troubleshoot network issues using the API
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Step 2: Use the Meraki dashboard API for automation or configuration and integrate with other platforms
- Task 3: Configure Meraki devices, networks, and organizations using the Meraki Dashboard API or API-based tools
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- Task 4: Automate your deployment using the Meraki Dashboard API
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Adopt

Steps

Step 1: Scale the usage of the Meraki Dashboard API purchase orders
- Task 1: Monitor Meraki devices, networks, and organizations using the Meraki Dashboard API
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- Task 2: Troubleshoot network issues using the API
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