Capnomial

This extension improves the Meraki Packet Capture page.

FEATURES
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★ Changes the file name based on network, devices, and interface names
★ Alerts if capturing device is not online to save you time
★ Defaults the capture type to download packet capture
★ Refreshes the file name if the selected network, devices, or interfaces change
★ Provides more relevant capture filter documentation than default

An options page exists that may be used for configuration at some point.

CONTACT
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For questions, suggestions, and problems, use this extension's Support tab (you're on the Overview tab).

If you want to reach me directly, feel free to email me at rj[АТ]swit.sh.

CHANGELOG
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## [0.2.2] - 2019-09-05
### Added
- Remove new feature popups
- Remove Output Dropdown tr (as "View output below" is unnecessary)
- Added "Summon a Genie" button / Removed "Make a Wish" button
### Fixed
- Fixed "no-port-selected" when a port was selected after selecting a device to capture from via the clients page
- Fixed issue where alerts for offline devices stack (only alert for present device should be shown)

## [0.2.1] - 2019-09-04
### Added
- Changes extension scope so that url queries are included (per issue identified by Kalen von Olnhausen)
### Fixed
- Fixed async task so that it does not itself create an create an error if no status errors exist for a device

## [0.2.0] - 2019-08-31
### Added
- Provide more verbose information about why a device is not online. (per feature request made by Ross Bennett)

## [0.1.2] - 2019-08-30
### Fixed
- Fixes issue with rendering interfaces in some UI views (Reported by multiple people)

## [0.1.0] - 2019-08-29
### Added (Initial Release)
- Changes the file name based on network, devices, and interface names
- Alerts if capturing device is not online to save you time
- Defaults the capture type to download packet capture
- Refreshes the file name if the selected network, devices, or interfaces change
- Provides more relevant capture filter documentation than default