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I would delete the path variable ’number’ completely, and either have thishttps://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/ssids/{{number}}with your csv having the ssid number, or use this https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/ssid...
hi,You csv if you open in notepad should read like this;networkid,numberNxxxxxxxx,0Nxxxxxxxx,0If you are sure that the SSID is always ID 0 then you could just hard-code this in the command, so you would only need to have the list of network ids in yo...
Hi,You will need to use the postman collection runner which will allow you to loop one of your single instances that you have tested already.your case sounds similar where you want the same setting across multiple networks so should be pretty easy on...
thanks for replying. I used POSTMAN in the end as it was quite easy to work out how to setup a loop using collection runner. i grabbed a list of network IDs into a csv and then this was parsed through.
Hi,are you able to still help with this request? i need to pull the network IDs out of the original script and then feed to an update / put script to update the same SNMP settings to every network.