

Once the key is copied down, check the checkbox for I have stored my new API key, and then click Done.
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It is critical that this API key is recorded down as once this window closes, the full key cannot be viewed on the Meraki dashboard. On your profile page, there is a section for API access and it is here a unique API key can be generated for the Meraki dashboard user account.Īfter clicking on the Generate new API key button, a window that contains the unique API key for your individual user will be displayed. Otherwise, your profile page can be found by clicking on your username in the top right corner, then selecting My Profile. There should be a link below the enable option to take you to your Meraki profile page. Once that is enabled, navigate to the Meraki user profile page to generate an API key. There is a section labeled Dashboard API Access, and it is here the dashboard API can be enabled by checking the checkbox for Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API. When logged into the dashboard, navigate to Organization > Configure > Settings. If the Flows role is enabled for Meraki MX reporting, logging for individual firewall rules can be enabled/disabled on the Security appliance > Configure > Firewall page, under the Logging column as shown below:Įnabling and Configuring the Dashboard API Configure an IP address of your syslog server, the UDP port the server is listening on, and the roles you wish to be reported to the server. Click on the Add a syslog server link to define a new server. Here you will see a section for Reporting, with the option for Syslog server configurations. To begin setting up a Syslog server on the Meraki dashboard, first, navigate to Network-Wide > Configure > General. MS switches currently only support Event Log messages.


MR access points can send the same roles with the exception of IDS alerts. The MX Security Appliance supports sending four categories of messages/roles: Event Log, IDS Alerts, URLs, and Flows. A syslog server can be configured to store messages for reporting purposes from MX security appliances, MR access points, and MS switches.
