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Cisco Meraki Wireless — SSID management, RF profiles, channel utilization, signal quality, client connectivity events. Use when managing Meraki SSIDs, troubleshooting WiFi connectivity, analyzing RF channel utilization, checking wireless signal quality, or investigating client roaming issues
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SKILL.md
- name:
- meraki-wireless-ops
- description:
- Cisco Meraki Wireless — SSID management, RF profiles, channel utilization, signal quality, client connectivity events. Use when managing Meraki SSIDs, troubleshooting WiFi connectivity, analyzing RF channel utilization, checking wireless signal quality, or investigating client roaming issues
- version:
- 1.0.0
- license:
- Apache-2.0
- tags:
- [cisco, meraki, wireless, ssid, rf, wifi, access-point, channel]
Meraki Wireless Operations
MCP Server
- Repository: CiscoDevNet/meraki-magic-mcp-community
- Transport: stdio (Python via FastMCP) or HTTP
- Requires:
MERAKI_API_KEY,MERAKI_ORG_ID
Key Capabilities
| Operation | API Method | What It Does |
|-----------|-----------|--------------|
| List SSIDs | getWirelessSSIDs | All 15 SSIDs per network with auth, VLAN, band, visibility |
| Update SSID | updateWirelessSSID | [WRITE] Name, auth type, PSK, VLAN, band, splash, etc. |
| Wireless settings | getWirelessSettings | Network-level wireless configuration |
| List RF profiles | getWirelessRFProfiles | RF profiles with band selection, power, and channel settings |
| Create RF profile | createWirelessRFProfile | [WRITE] New RF profile with band/power/channel config |
| Channel utilization | getWirelessChannelUtilization | Per-AP channel utilization over time |
| Signal quality | getWirelessSignalQuality | SNR and signal strength metrics over time |
| Connection stats | getWirelessConnectionStats | Success/failure rates, association, auth, DHCP stats |
| Client events | getWirelessClientConnectivityEvents | Per-client roaming, auth, deauth, DHCP events |
Workflow: Wireless Health Assessment
When a user asks "how's the WiFi?":
- SSIDs:
getWirelessSSIDs— which SSIDs are enabled, auth types, VLANs - Connection stats:
getWirelessConnectionStats— success/failure rates - Channel utilization:
getWirelessChannelUtilization— congestion hotspots - Signal quality:
getWirelessSignalQuality— SNR trends over time - RF profiles:
getWirelessRFProfiles— power/channel/band configuration - Report: wireless health dashboard with per-SSID and per-AP metrics
Workflow: Client Connectivity Troubleshooting
When investigating "user X can't connect to WiFi":
- Find client:
getNetworkClients(from meraki-network-ops) filtered by MAC - Client events:
getWirelessClientConnectivityEvents— auth failures, DHCP issues, roaming events - Connection stats:
getWirelessConnectionStats— network-wide failure rates (is it client-specific or systemic?) - AP signal:
getWirelessSignalQualityfor the AP serving this client - Channel util:
getWirelessChannelUtilizationfor the same AP — congestion? - SSID config:
getWirelessSSIDs— check auth settings, VLAN, band restrictions - Report: root cause analysis with fix recommendation
Workflow: RF Optimization
When optimizing wireless performance:
- Current RF:
getWirelessRFProfiles— existing band/power/channel settings - Channel util:
getWirelessChannelUtilizationacross all APs — identify congestion - Signal quality:
getWirelessSignalQuality— identify low-SNR areas - Connection stats:
getWirelessConnectionStats— failure hotspots - Recommendation: adjust RF profiles — channel width, power levels, band steering
- Apply:
createWirelessRFProfileor update existing — requires ServiceNow CR
Integration with Other Skills
| Skill | How They Work Together |
|-------|----------------------|
| meraki-network-ops | Network/device context for wireless operations |
| meraki-monitoring | Live diagnostics (ping, cable test) for APs |
| catc-client-ops | Compare Meraki wireless vs Catalyst Center wireless client data |
| servicenow-change-workflow | Gate SSID and RF profile changes behind CRs |
| gait-session-tracking | Record all wireless investigations and changes |
| slack-network-alerts | Alert on wireless health degradation |
Important Rules
- SSID changes affect all users — changing auth, VLAN, or band settings on a live SSID disconnects clients
- RF profiles are network-wide — changes propagate to all APs assigned to that profile
- ServiceNow CR required for any SSID modification, RF profile creation, or band/power changes
- Channel utilization over 50% is a warning; over 70% is critical and needs RF optimization
- Record in GAIT — log all wireless assessments and configuration changes
Environment Variables
MERAKI_API_KEY— Meraki Dashboard API keyMERAKI_ORG_ID— Meraki organization ID
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