How do I generate the Meraki REST API key?
To discover and monitor Meraki organizations and devices in Site24x7, obtain an API key by following the steps below:
Open your Cisco Meraki dashboard.
Once logged in, navigate to Organizations > Settings.
Ensure the option Enable access to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API is enabled.
4. Navigate to your profile by clicking your account email address in the upper-right > My profile to generate the API key.
5. Save this key in a secure location as it represents your admin credentials.
Once the key is generated from the Cisco Meraki dashboard, log in to your Site24x7 account and click Network > Meraki. Follow the steps here to get started with Meraki monitoring.
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