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So are you basically looking for a script to iterate through all MS switchports in an org and add a user defined tag to them?

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Not at all I want to add a user defined tag to all MS switchports with the type access or type trunk.

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Ah, the script I made was matching the requirements before the last edit of your response. Hold on...

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Please try the script now: https://github.com/meraki/automation-scripts/blob/master/tag_all_ports.py

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Sorry, I am out of Office, and need to test it on next Tuesday. Thank you a lot, i will let you know next week.

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Wanted to test it yesterday, but have trouble with the move of devices. Need to contact the support all time. Are you able to add a network filter?
for example:
python tag_all_ports.py -k <api_key> [-o <org_name>] [-n <network_name>] [-f ] -t

Sorry for the circumstances and thanks a lot.

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Do you need exact matches of network names, or partial ones?
For example if you have a network named "London data centre", an exact match filter would require to type the whole name and would match nothing else. A partial match filter for "London" would match your DC network, as well as all other nets with "London" in their names.
Which of the two would be more useful to you?

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An exact match of the network name would be the better filter for me. In case that i want to tag all ports of the organisation, I am able to not use the network filter, right?

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Check the latest version. Added 2 new optional parameters:
-n <network_name> If defined, will apply changes only to a network with a name that matches this parameter value. If omitted, all networks will be processed
-a <add/remove> Action to complete. Use value "add" to add the specified tag or "remove" to remove it. If omitted "add" is assumed

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Works great! :) Thanks :)

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