Meraki

Introduction

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

Configure and install the integration

From All Clients, select a client.
Go to Setup > Account.
Select the Integrations and Apps tab.
The Installed Integrations page, where all the installed applications are displayed.
Note: If there are no installed applications, it will navigate to the ADD APP page.
Click + ADD on the Installed Integrations page. The Available Integrations and Apps page displays all the available applications along with the newly created application with the version.
Note: You can even search for the application using the search option available. Also you can use the All Categories option to search.

Click ADD in the Meraki application.
In the Configuration page, enter the below information:


Functionality	Description
Name	Enter the name for the configuration.
Host Name	The domain name of the Meraki server. Note:The domain name is already added.
Security Key	The security key is already entered.
Confirm Security Key	Enter the security key again.
is Secure	(Optional), Select the is Secure checkbox.
Port	In the port box, type or select the port details.

From the FILTER CRITERIA section, select:
- SMART: Use to filter resources based on the resource type.
- RESOURCE: Use to filter resources based on certain resource attributes.
In the FILTER BY RESOURCE TYPE section, select:
- ALL: All the existing and future resources will be discovered.
- SELECT: You can select one or multiple resources to be discovered.
- Enter the Key, Operator, and Value information.
From the Perform Actions section, choose Manage Device to set the resources as managed.
In the DISCOVERY SCHEDULE section, select recurrence pattern to add one of the following patterns:
- Minutes
- Hourly
- Daily
- Weekly
- Monthly
Click FINISH.

The application is now installed and displayed on the INSTALLED INTEGRATIONS page. Use the search field to find the installed application.

(Optional), Select the Meraki Integration.
(Optional), Click the ellipses and choose the View resources option.

View the Meraki details

The Meraki integration is displayed in the Infrastructure > Resources > Meraki.

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:

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

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

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.
Click Apply. All the audit logs are displayed.

Supported metrics


Component	Metric/Group Name	Metric Display Name	Units
network	meraki_network_TotalNumOfClientsConnected Total number of clients connected to the network	Meraki Network Number of Clients Connected	count
	meraki_network_ClientStatus Status of number of clients: `0` = offline, `1` = online	Meraki Network Client Status	null
	meraki_network_WirelessConnectionStats_Success Aggregated connectivity information for this network	Meraki Network Wireless Connection Stats Success	count
	meraki_network_WirelessLatencyStats_BackgroundTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of background traffic for this network	Meraki Network Wireless Latency Stats background Traffic	bytes
	meraki_network_WirelessLatencyStats_BesteffortTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of best-effort traffic for this network	Meraki Network Wireless Latency Stats bestEffort Traffic	bytes
	meraki_network_WirelessLatencyStats_VideoTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of video traffic for this network	Meraki Network Wireless Latency Stats video Traffic	bytes
	meraki_network_WirelessLatencyStats_VoiceTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of voice traffic for this network	Meraki Network Wireless Latency Stats Voice Traffic	bytes
wireless	meraki_wireless_DevicesConnectionStats_Success Aggregated connectivity information for a given AP on this network	Meraki Wireless Device Connection Stats success	count
	meraki_wireless_DevicesLatencyStats_BackgroundTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of background traffic for a given AP on this network	Meraki Wireless Device Latency Stats background Traffic	bytes
	meraki_wireless_DevicesLatencyStats_BesteffortTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of best-effort traffic for a given AP on this network	Meraki Wireless Device Latency Stats bestEffort Traffic	bytes
	meraki_wireless_DevicesLatencyStats_VideoTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of video traffic for a given AP on this network	Meraki Wireless Device Latency Stats video Traffic	bytes
	meraki_wireless_DevicesLatencyStats_VoiceTrafficAvg Aggregated latency information of voice traffic for a given AP on this network	Meraki Wireless Device Latency Stats voice Traffic	bytes
	meraki_wireless_DeviceStatus Wireless device status	Meraki Wireless Device Status	null
switch	meraki_switch_DeviceStatus Switch device status	Meraki Switch Device Status	null
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_Enabled Switch port status: `0` = false, `1` = true	Meraki Switch Port Enabled	null
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_status Visual indication of the port connection status over a 24-hr period: `0` = disconnected, `1` = connected	Meraki Switch Port Status	null
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_UsageTotal Switch port total usage	Meraki Switch Port Total Usage	kilobytes
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_UsageSent Switch port usage status for the data sent	Meraki Switch Port Usage Sent	kilobytes
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_UsageRec Switch port usage status for the data received	Meraki Switch Port Usage Received	kilobytes
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_TrafficTotal Switch port total traffic	Meraki Switch Port Total Traffic	kilobytes/second
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_TrafficSent Switch port traffic for the data sent	Meraki Switch Port Traffic Sent	kilobytes/second
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_TrafficRecv Switch port traffic for the data received	Meraki Switch Port Traffic Received	kilobytes/second
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_SecureConnectEnabled Switch port secure connect enabled status: `0` = false, `1` = true	Meraki Switch Port Secure Connect Enabled	null
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_SecureConnectActive Switch port secure connect active status: `0` = false, `1` = true	Meraki Switch Port Secure Connect Active	null
	meraki_switch_PortsStatuses_SecureConnectAuthenticationStatus Switch port secure connect authentication status: `0` = disabled, `0` = enabled	Meraki Switch Port Secure Connect Authentication Status	null
firewall	meraki_firewall_DeviceStatus Firewall device status	Meraki Firewall Device Status	megabytes/second
	meraki_firewall_PerformanceScore Firewall performance score	Meraki Firewall Performance Score	megabytes/second
	IP Camera	meraki_ipCamera_DeviceStatus IpCamera device status	Meraki IpCamera Device Status	null
VOIP Device	meraki_voip_DeviceStatus VOIP device status	Meraki Voip Device Status	null
Other	meraki_otherDevice_DeviceStatus Other device status	Meraki Other Device Status	null

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.