Cisco Meraki

The Cisco Meraki integration connects Harmony to your Meraki network environment using the Meraki Dashboard API. Once connected, Harmony can pull network data from your Meraki organisation to support visibility, monitoring, and workflow automation across your infrastructure.

This integration is available under the Networking category on the Integrations settings page. If you manage more than one Meraki environment, you can add multiple instances of this integration to cover each organisation separately.

Prerequisites

Before you set up the integration, make sure you have the following:

• A Cisco Meraki account with access to the organisation you want to connect.
• A Meraki Dashboard API key. You can generate one from your Meraki Dashboard under My Profile > API access.
• Sufficient permissions in Harmony to manage integrations.

Connect Cisco Meraki to Harmony

1. In Harmony, go to the Integrations settings page.
2. Locate the Networking category and select Cisco Meraki.
3. Click Add Integration (or Add Instance if you are adding a subsequent Meraki environment).
4. Enter a recognisable name for this instance so you can identify it later.
5. Paste your Meraki Dashboard API key into the API Key field.
6. Save the configuration.

Harmony will validate the API key and establish the connection. Once the integration is active, it will appear in your list of configured integrations under the Networking category.

Multiple Instances

If your organisation manages more than one Cisco Meraki environment, you can add a separate instance for each one. Repeat the connection steps above for each environment, using the appropriate API key for each. Each instance is managed and named independently, making it straightforward to distinguish between environments at a glance.

Removing the Integration

To disconnect Cisco Meraki from Harmony:

1. Go to the Integrations settings page.
2. Find the Cisco Meraki instance you want to remove under the Networking category.
3. Select the instance and choose Delete or Remove.

Removing an instance disconnects Harmony from that Meraki environment and stops any data collection associated with it. Other instances, if you have added more than one, are not affected.

Related Integrations

• Juniper Mist - another Networking integration available on the same Integrations settings page, using an API endpoint and API key for authentication.