Drag and drop the code snippets from the bottom onto the boxes in the cURL command to create a network using the Cisco Meraki API. Not all options are used. The cURL command is: --data '{ "name"…

The completed cURL data section should fill the blanks as follows: name: Long Island Office timeZone: America/Los Angeles tags: [ "tag1", "tag2" ] productTypes: [ "appliance", "switch" ] Explanation from source: To create a Meraki network with the Dashboard API, the name must…

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Drag and drop the code snippets from the bottom onto the boxes in the cURL command to create a network using the Cisco Meraki API. Not all options are used. The cURL command is: --data '{ "name": "", "timeZone": "", "tags": [ "", "tag2" ], "notes": "Combined network for Long Island Office", "productTypes": [ "", "" ], "camera" }'. The available snippets are: "America/Los Angeles", "Los Angeles", "switch", "camera", "Long Island Office", "tag1", "appliance".

Explanation

The completed cURL data section should fill the blanks as follows:

name: Long Island Office
timeZone: America/Los Angeles
tags: [ "tag1", "tag2" ]
productTypes: [ "appliance", "switch" ]

Explanation from source: To create a Meraki network with the Dashboard API, the name must match the site name, the timeZone must be a valid Meraki time zone string, tags must be individual values (such as tag1), and product types must match supported Meraki device families (appliance, switch, camera).

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