Organization Administrator Management Configuration

Dashboard Location: Organization > Administrators > Add Admin

Comprehensive Administrative Access Control and User Management

Organization administrator management in Meraki provides comprehensive user access control capabilities, enabling role-based administration, granular permission management, secure access delegation, and hierarchical administrative structures. This functionality supports enterprise security policies, administrative oversight, access governance, user lifecycle management, and compliance requirements while providing flexible administrative delegation and audit capabilities. Administrator management is essential for organizational security, access control enforcement, compliance monitoring, administrative efficiency, and maintaining secure network infrastructure management while supporting complex organizational structures and multi-tenant environments.

Diagram

Classes

meraki

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
domains	List	domains	No

domains (meraki)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
organizations	List	organizations	Yes

organizations (meraki.domains)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
admins	List	admins	No

admins (meraki.domains.organizations)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
email	String	min: 1, max: 127	No
name	String	min: 1, max: 127	No
tags	List	tags	No
networks	List	networks	No
organization_access	Choice	enterprise, full, none, read-only	No

tags (meraki.domains.organizations.admins)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
tag	String	min: 1, max: 127	Yes
access	Choice	full, guest-ambassador, monitor-only, read-only	Yes

networks (meraki.domains.organizations.admins)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
access	Choice	full, read-only, guest-ambassador, monitor-only	Yes
name	String	min: 1, max: 127	Yes

Examples

Example-1: The example below demonstrates administrator configuration.

This configuration manages administrator accounts and access permissions for organizational management. The example includes role assignments, network access levels, and administrative privileges for centralized user management.

Under the organization named by the environment variable !env org, the organization is marked as unmanaged (managed: false). It has one admin whose name and email are set via environment variables !env org_admin and !env org_admin_email, respectively. This admin has full organization access. Optional commented sections show the ability to assign tags or network-specific access if needed.

meraki:
  domains:
    - name: !env domain
      administrator:
        name: !env org_admin
      organizations:
        - name: !env org
          managed: false
          admins:
            - name: !env org_admin
              email: !env org_admin_email
              organization_access: full
              # tags:
              #   - tag: admin
              #     access: full
              # networks:
              #   - id: !env network_name
              #     access: full
              #     access: full