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200-901 Practice Question: A developer needs to retrieve a list of all…

A developer needs to retrieve a list of all networks in a Meraki organization using the Dashboard API. Which API call should be made?

⚠ Common exam trap

Cisco often tests the distinction between list and single-resource endpoints, so the trap here is confusing GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks (list all networks) with GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks/{networkId} (get one network), or assuming a root-level /networks endpoint exists without the required organization scope.

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GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks

The correct API call to retrieve a list of all networks in a Meraki organization is GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks. Option A shows this endpoint. Option B uses the wrong HTTP method (POST is for creating). Option C is missing the organization scope, and option D retrieves a single network.

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GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks
Why this is correct
Correct: This endpoint returns a list of networks in the specified organization.
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POST /organizations/{organizationId}/networks
Why it's wrong here
Incorrect: The POST method is used to create a network, not retrieve a list.
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GET /networks
Why it's wrong here
Incorrect: The API requires an organization ID in the path; there is no root-level /networks endpoint.
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GET /organizations/{organizationId}/networks/{networkId}
Why it's wrong here
Incorrect: This endpoint retrieves a single network, not a list.

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