Cisco Secure Access

Connect your Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access account by saving its API key and secret, after checking they actually work. Create one in Umbrella dashboard > Admin > API Keys.

Connect your Cisco Meraki organization by saving its Dashboard API key, after checking it actually works. Create one in Meraki Dashboard > My profile > API access.

Disconnect a Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access or Meraki connection: deletes the saved credentials. Nothing in Cisco itself is changed.

List the connected Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access and Meraki accounts.

List Umbrella/Secure Access destination lists (domain allow/block lists).

Read one destination list in full.

Create a new destination list.

Update an existing destination list's name.

Permanently delete a destination list. Cannot be undone.

Add domains/URLs/IPs to a destination list.

Remove domains/URLs/IPs from a destination list.

List Umbrella/Secure Access policies (destination-list + identity bindings).

Read one policy in full.

List Umbrella network identities (fixed-IP sites).

List Umbrella roaming client computers.

List Umbrella Virtual Appliances.

List Meraki organizations visible to the connected API key.

List networks in the connected Meraki organization.

Read one Meraki network in full.

Create a new network in the connected Meraki organization.

Update selected fields of an existing Meraki network. Only given fields change.

Permanently delete a Meraki network. Cannot be undone.

List SD-WAN uplink statuses for appliances in the connected Meraki organization.

List Meraki VPN (AutoVPN) topology -- peer status between networks.

List Meraki MX appliance health/connectivity status across the connected organization.

Reboot a Meraki MX appliance by serial number.

List Meraki alerts across the organization, optionally filtered to one network.

Create a webhook receiver on a Meraki network so alerts push to an HTTPS URL.

Set the same access value (allow/block) on several Umbrella destination lists in one call, by explicit ids. Continues past per-item failures and reports each outcome, same convention as every other bulk_* tool in the portfolio.

Reboot several Meraki appliances in one call, by explicit serial numbers. Continues past per-item failures and reports each outcome.

Build one aggregated health report across the connected Cisco Umbrella/Secure Access and Meraki organization: unassigned destination lists, offline roaming computers, offline appliances, and recent alert volume -- the same 'audit_*' value-add pattern as every other connector in the portfolio.