Cisco Meraki Service Graph Connector API Endpoints
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Summary of Cisco Meraki Service Graph Connector API Endpoints
The Cisco Meraki Service Graph Connector integrates Cisco Meraki Dashboard API data into the ServiceNow AI Platform® Configuration Management Database (CMDB). This integration enables ServiceNow customers to synchronize detailed network, device, and connectivity information from Meraki into their CMDB, enhancing visibility and management of network infrastructure within ServiceNow.
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API Endpoints and Data Flow
The connector uses several key API endpoints to retrieve and update data about organizations, networks, devices, device statuses, uplink statuses, switch ports, and device inventory. Each endpoint provides specific structured data that populates corresponding CMDB tables and supports operational insights.
- Organizations Endpoint: Retrieves organizational details including MSP ID, customer number, and API IP restriction mode, enabling ServiceNow to identify and manage Meraki organizations.
- Networks Endpoint: Provides network identifiers and descriptions within an organization, allowing mapping of network segments in the CMDB.
- Devices Endpoint: Delivers detailed device information such as serial number, model, MAC address, firmware version, location (latitude/longitude), and device notes, supporting comprehensive device asset tracking.
- Device Statuses Endpoint: Reports real-time status of devices including online status, public and WAN IP addresses, gateway, and DNS settings, enabling monitoring of device connectivity.
- Uplink Statuses Endpoint: Supplies uplink configuration and status data for devices, including interface status, IP details, high availability role, and cellular information, assisting in network path and redundancy management.
- Switch Ports Endpoint: Provides status of individual switch ports (connected or disconnected) per device, facilitating detailed port-level visibility within ServiceNow.
- Device Inventory Endpoint: Shares inventory metadata such as order numbers and license expiration dates, supporting lifecycle and compliance tracking in the CMDB.
Practical Benefits for ServiceNow Customers
By leveraging these API endpoints, ServiceNow customers can:
- Automatically synchronize Meraki network and device data into the ServiceNow CMDB for accurate asset and configuration management.
- Gain real-time insights into device connectivity and operational status to support incident and problem management.
- Track switch port statuses and uplink configurations to enhance network troubleshooting and change planning.
- Monitor inventory details such as license expirations to maintain compliance and plan renewals effectively.
This integration streamlines network infrastructure management within ServiceNow, improving accuracy and operational efficiency for IT teams managing Cisco Meraki environments.
The Service Graph Connector for Meraki integrates Cisco Meraki Dashboard API data into ServiceNow AI Platform®Configuration Management Database (CMDB). This document details the API endpoints used and how data flows through the system.
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| Organizations API response
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| Networks API response
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| Devices API response
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| Devices statuses API response
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| Uplink statuses endpoint
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| Switch ports endpoint
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| Device inventory endpoint
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