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Vantage
Learn how Vantage uses the power and simplicity of SaaS to deliver unmatched security and visibility across your OT, IoT and IT networks.
Administrator Guide
Information about the Administration section of Vantage, and the tasks that you can do in this part of the software.
Administration
Organization Settings
Integrations
The Integrations page lets you use one of the available applications to connect an organization with a third-party application.
Internal integrations
A description of the internal integrations page. These are integrations that you can configure in Vantage, to run in Vantage.
Cisco Meraki
Configure the Cisco Meraki integration
This task gives the necessary steps to configure the Cisco Meraki integration in your system. It helps you to select the necessary features, enter the required credentials, and apply the configuration to enhance asset enrichment.

Vantage
Learn how Vantage uses the power and simplicity of SaaS to deliver unmatched security and visibility across your OT, IoT and IT networks.
- Introduction
  An overview of Vantage.
- Administrator Guide
  Information about the Administration section of Vantage, and the tasks that you can do in this part of the software.
  - Administration
    - Administration page
      The administration page lets a user with administrator privileges configure settings and do other tasks.
    - System
    - Teams
    - Organization Settings
      - Updates
        The Updates page gives you access to configuration tabs for update policies and to schedule updates.
      - Features
        The Features page lets you configure Vantage to show, or hide, experimental and preview features for the selected organization.
      - Sensors Synchronization Settings
        The Settings Synchronization Settings (Sync) page shows the settings that this sensor inherits from its organization.
      - Tags
        The Tags page lets you assign tags to assets for access management purposes. This lets you constrain role assignments into a specific tag.
      - Zone Configurations
        The Zone Configurations page shows all the zone configurations in your organization, and lets you add new ones.
      - Imports
        The Imports page lets you see the list of imported hardware configuration, or project files, from which asset information is extracted.
      - Asset Rules
        The Asset Rules page shows all the asset rules in your organization, and lets you add new ones.
      - Alert Close Options
        The Alert Close Options page lets you define custom explanations for closing an alert.
      - Alert Playbooks
        The Alert Playbooks page lets you define templates to follow to manage alerts. An alert playbook defines custom content that instructs alert operators, and other users, how to manage various types of alerts. Playbooks are associated with alerts that match criteria specified in an alert rule. When a matching alert is raised, the playbook's content is included on the new alert's Details page. You and your team can update this content to record progress and take notes particular to this alert.
      - Alert Rules
        The Alert Rules page shows all the alert rules that you have defined, and lets you add new ones.
      - Security Control Panel
        The Security Control Panel allows administrators to configure security settings across the organization.
      - Custom Fields
        The Custom Fields page lets you enrich the schema of assets and nodes, and propagate the information to every sensor.
      - Integrations
        The Integrations page lets you use one of the available applications to connect an organization with a third-party application.
        Internal integrations
        A description of the internal integrations page. These are integrations that you can configure in Vantage, to run in Vantage.
        Cisco Meraki
        Overview
        This documentation describes the Cisco Meraki internal integration with Nozomi Networks Vantage.
        Configure the Cisco Meraki integration
        This task gives the necessary steps to configure the Cisco Meraki integration in your system. It helps you to select the necessary features, enter the required credentials, and apply the configuration to enhance asset enrichment.
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        External integrations
        A description of the external integrations page. External integrations are integrations that you can configure in an external system.
      - Traffic Replays
        The Traffic Relays page lets you load demonstration data into your environment so that you can test various features and explore Vantage. Nozomi Networks provides several traffic replays, which demonstrate different scenarios, such as an OT-focused Power Station attack.
      - CLI
        The CLI page lets you select sensors and use the text field to enter a command to execute. Vantage shows the output of sensors in the web UI.
      - Migration tasks
        The Migration tasks page lets you update your Vantage instance and downstream sensors to adapt to changes in new versions of N2OS.
      - Audit Logs
        The Audit Logs page shows detailed operational information about your sensors and the activities that they monitor.
      - Backup Schedules
        The Backup Schedules page lets you manage, view, add, edit, and delete backup schedules.
      - Upload Traces
        The Upload Traces page lets you upload a trace, or packet capture (pcap) file, that is related to the active organization.
  - Migration
  - SAML integration
- User Guide
  Information about the main features of Vantage and the tasks that you can do from the user interface (UI).
- Print format documentation
  A list of all the print-format documentation that is available for Vantage.

Configure the Cisco Meraki integration

This task gives the necessary steps to configure the Cisco Meraki integration in your system. It helps you to select the necessary features, enter the required credentials, and apply the configuration to enhance asset enrichment.

Procedure

Go to > Integrations > Internal > Cisco Meraki.
In the bottom right corner, select Configure.
The Cisco Meraki integration settings page opens.
In the Description field, enter details that will help you to easily identify it in the future.
In the Organization name field, enter a name for the organization.
This is a key identifier in the Meraki dashboard and is used to group and manage networks under a single administrative entity. It serves as the top-level container within the Meraki dashboard hierarchy, and it is typically associated with a business, institution, or organization that manages Meraki devices.
In the Network name field, enter a name for the network.
This is a specific collection of devices and configurations within an organization. It is a unique identifier for a group of Meraki devices, such as switches, access points, cameras, or firewalls that are managed as a single entity within the Meraki dashboard.
In the API Key field, enter the application programming interface (API) key.
This is a unique, secret key that is associated with a Meraki dashboard account. It is used to authenticate and authorize access to the Meraki dashboard API. This allows users, or systems, to programmatically interact with, and manage Meraki devices and configurations.
Choose an option:
- Only enrich
- Create and enrich
If you chose Create and enrich, select a sensor from the dropdown.
Optional: Use the Vantage Asset query filter to filter the assets you would like to enrich.
For example, you can use a query such as: where os include? Windows

To make sure that your query is correct, you can use the Queries section to check and validate the query before you apply it to asset enrichment.

Note:
You can only filter Vantage assets if the Create and enrich option is not selected. If it is selected, you can only use Meraki filters.
To apply the configuration, select Add.