Meraki Cloud Devices doesn't get pulled for monitoring when using api or snmp, need help!

FWIW: we couldn’t use the netscan provided by LM. We had to tweak it:

excludedNetworks = []
import com.santaba.agent.util.GroovyScriptShell
import com.logicmonitor.mod.Snippets
modLoader = GroovyScriptShell.getInstance().getScript("Snippets", Snippets.getLoader()).withBinding(getBinding())
meraki = modLoader.load("cisco.meraki", "0")
def token = "<<<<<your api token here>>>>>"
List<String> orgsAllowed = ['123456789123456789']
Boolean debug = false
orgs = meraki.cachedHttpGet(token, "/organizations")
orgs.each { org ->
def orgId = org.id
if (orgsAllowed != null) {
    if (!orgsAllowed.contains(orgId.toString())) {return}
}
def orgName = org.name
def networks = []
def devices = []
try {
    networks = meraki.cachedHttpGet(token, "/organizations/${orgId}/networks")
    devices  = meraki.cachedHttpGet(token, "/organizations/${orgId}/devices")
} catch (Exception error) {
    if (debug) println error.message
    return
}
networks.each { network ->
    def networkId = network.id
    if (excludedNetworks.contains(networkId)) {return}
    def networkDevices = devices.findAll{it.networkId == networkId}
    if (networkDevices.size() == 0) {return}
    def networkName = network.name.replaceAll('##','--')
    def networkTags = network.tags.join(",")
    def hostName = "${orgName.replaceAll('\\W', '')}.${networkName.replaceAll('\\W', '')}.invalid"
    def displayName = "Meraki Network: ${networkName}"
    println("${hostName}##${displayName}##meraki.org.name=${orgName}##meraki.org.id=${orgId}##meraki.api.key=${token}##meraki.network.id=${networkId}##meraki.network.name=${networkName}##meraki.network.tags=${networkTags}##system.categories=NoPing")
}
if (networks.size() > 0) {
    println("${orgName.replaceAll('\\W', '')}.invalid##Meraki Org: ${orgName}##meraki.org.name=${orgName}##meraki.org.id=${orgId}##meraki.api.key=${token}")
}
}
apiDevice = ["api.meraki.com", "api.meraki.com", "meraki.api.key=${token}"].join("##")
println(apiDevice)
return 0

Replace the token value with your token value and your orgsAllowed with the orgs you want to discover. Run it in the debug console of the collector that will be doing your collection.

If that only outputs Orgs, there might be something wrong with the permissions on your token.

After you get that working, make sure that SNMP is enabled on the network and put the community string as a property on the discovered network (snmp.community). 

Also, after/if the networks get discovered, you’ll probably need to kick off discovery manually on each network. Not sure why it doesn’t work automatically.

I currently don’t, should I open one?  As far as I believe this should have worked right out of the box after following the instructions from LM website. I haven’t had a chance to try Stuart’s method below your response.

Thanks @ydurguner for opening a support case. 

So, after I realized there was an update available for the lm module for cisco api, I got pulled out all the locations but then it shows device counts, not the devices themselves to be monitored. Using the API key with all the configurations, actual meraki devices can be monitored or not?

snmp.meraki.com with snmp meraki cloud monitoring seems to be no longer applicable to LM. any idea?

@ydurguner this support article explains how to use the Meraki Dashboard API and SNMP to monitor Cisco Meraki Networks.

https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/monitoring/networking-firewalls/cisco-meraki-monitoring

Alternatively or additionally, some customers monitor discrete Meraki devices as LM Resources using local SNMP.