Meraki

Meraki provides networking solutions for cloud-controlled WiFi, routing, and security.

Step 1: Configure the integration

1. From All Clients, select a client.

2. Go to Setup > Integrations > Integrations.

3. From Available Integrations, select Network > Meraki and click Install.

4. Enter:

   • Integration name
   • The domain name of the Meraki server
   • Security key
   • Port 80, or port 443 if Is Secure is selected.

5. Click Install.

Step 2: Add a discovery profile

1. From the MERAKI INTEGRATION screen, click Add:

2. Enter profile details:

   • Profile name
   • Host name: The domain name of the Meraki server.

3. In the Filter Criteria section, click Any or All of the rules below to match any one or all of the conditions you define for filtering. If you select All, ensure that the resource type is the same for all filter criteria.

4. Select a Filter Criteria Type: Resource Filters or Smart Filters.

   • Resource Filters: Use to filter resources based on resource attributes. For each of the filter criteria fields, select the filter criteria from the drop-down menu:

     Field	Description
     Resource Type	Lists all supported resource types.
     Attribute Name	Lists selected Resource Type attributes. Select the textbox to see the list.
     Logic condition	Logically matching criteria. Choose from: Contains Not Contains Equals Not Equals Starts With Ends With Regex
     Value	The Attribute Name value.

     • To add more filter criteria, click Add Criteria.
     • To view all resources matching the criteria, click Show Matching Members.
   • Smart Filters: Use to filter resources based on the resource types. One or more resource types can be selected from the list.
     • All Resources: Discovers all resource types.
     • Cisco Meraki Network: Disables all other options except for Cisco Meraki Network.
     • Meraki Device: Disables all other options except for Meraki Device.
       
       

5. Optionally, select Manage Device in Perform Actions.

6. Optionally, select and specify a Discovery schedule of how frequently new resources added to the environment are automatically discovered.

7. Click Save.

8. In the Discovery Profiles list, click the Scan Now icon, on the right, to initiate scanning:

Verify that the resource was successfully added by going to the Infrastructure > Resources screen:

Expand Meraki to view the available integrations as shown below:

You can further expand the integration to view the available resources as shown below:

After the discovery profile is created, you can assign monitoring templates to the resource.

View Meraki Audit Logs

To view the audit logs of Meraki:

1. From All Clients, select a client.
2. Go to Setup > Integrations > > Integrations > Audit Logs.

3. From the AUDIT LOGS LIST, select:

• Client Name: Select the name of the client.
  
• Integration Name: Name of the integration.
  Note: By default Email is selected.

4. Select the Meraki integration from the Integration Name drop-down list.
5. From the Select Client drop-down list, select All Status, Success, Dropped, or Failed.

6. Select Inbound from the dropdown list.
   Notes:
   

   • By default Outbound is selected.
   • Inbound: Incoming calls which come from a third party to OpsRamp.
   • Outbound: Outgoing calls which go to third parties from OpsRamp.

7. Click Apply. All the audit logs are displayed.

Supported metrics

Note: OpsRamp uses REST API calls for both discovery and monitoring of Cisco Meraki resources. The customer needs to whitelist OpsRamp firewall IP to discover and Monitor Cisco Meraki resources. You need to reach out to OpsRamp support for firewall IP information.