Cisco Meraki

Gets a list of L3 outbound firewall rules for a Cisco Meraki MX network.

Target: Meraki integration target or HTTP Endpoint for "api.meraki.com" with a path of "/api"

Account Key: None if using an integration-provided target, API token if using an HTTP Endpoint target

Steps:
[] Build the authorization header
[] Request the list of firewall rules
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the rule list and set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-network-appliance-firewall-l-3-firewall-rules

Cisco Meraki - Appliance - Get L3 Outbound Firewall Rules

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Updates the L3 outbound firewall rules for a Cisco Meraki MX network.

Target: Meraki integration target or HTTP Endpoint for "api.meraki.com" with a path of "/api"

Account Key: None if using an integration-provided target, API token if using an HTTP Endpoint target

Steps:
[] Build the authorization header
[] Remove the default rule (it's recreated by default)
[] Update the rule list
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the new rule list and set the output variables
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!update-network-appliance-firewall-l-3-firewall-rules

Cisco Meraki - Appliance - Update L3 Outbound Firewall Rule

Gets a list of networks for a given Cisco Meraki organization.

Target: Meraki integration target or HTTP Endpoint for "api.meraki.com" with a path of "/api"

Account Key: None if using an integration-provided target, API token if using an HTTP Endpoint target

Steps:
[] Build the authorization header
[] Request the list of networks
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-organization-networks

Cisco Meraki - Get Networks by Organization

Gets a list of Cisco Meraki organizations that the API key provided has access to.

Target: Meraki integration target or HTTP Endpoint for "api.meraki.com" with a path of "/api"

Account Key: None if using an integration-provided target, API token if using an HTTP Endpoint target

Steps:
[] Build the authorization header
[] Request a list of organizations
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-organizations

Cisco Meraki - Get Organizations

Gets a summary of top appliances by utilization for a Cisco Meraki organization.

Target: Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Build the query string
- Check if there are errors (if there are end the atomic)
- Get the top appliances summary
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, set the output variable
  - If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-summary-top-appliances-by-utilization/

Cisco Meraki - Get Top Appliances by Utilization for Org.

Gets a summary of top clients by usage for a given Cisco Meraki organization.

Target: Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Build the query string
- Check if there are errors (if there are end the workflow)
- Get the organization summary
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, set the output variable
- Check if there are errors (if there are end the w)

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-summary-top-clients-by-usage/

Cisco Meraki - Get Top Clients by Usage for Organization

Gets the content filtering configuration from a Cisco Meraki appliance.

Target: Cisco Meraki integration target

Steps: 
- Get the appliance content filtering configuration
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, extract the content filtering data and set the output variables
  - If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-appliance-content-filtering/

Cisco Meraki - Network - Get Appliance Content Filtering

Gets a list of network clients from Cisco Meraki.

Target: Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Build the request payload
- Fetch the clients
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was:
    - For each response header:
      - Check if a next page exists and, if so, set the next page token variable
    - Set the output variables
  - If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-clients/

Cisco Meraki - Network - Get Clients

Gets a list of splash login attempts for a network from Cisco Meraki.

Target: Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Build the query string
- Check if there are errors (if there are, end the atomic)
- Get network splash login attempts
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, set the output variables
  - If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-splash-login-attempts

Cisco Meraki - Network - Get Splash Login Attempts

Updates the content filtering configuration for a Cisco Meraki appliance.

Target: Cisco Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Build the request payload
- Update the appliance content filtering configuration
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, extract the response and set the output variables
  - If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-network-appliance-content-filtering/

Cisco Meraki - Network - Update Appliance Content Filtering

Updates the policy assigned to a client connected to a Cisco Meraki network.

Target: Meraki integration target

Steps:
- Validate the required inputs are provided
- Build the request payload
- Request to update the network client policy
- Check if the request was successful:
  - If it was, attempt to extract the results and set the output variables
  - If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/update-network-client-policy/