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@Philip D'AthIs correct and this is probably the easiest way to do it.A simple for loop through networks and ssids will get you through the data you need to change. Something like the below.nets = meraki.organizations.getOrganizationNetworks(organiza...
@ByronZIf you know PowerShell inside and out, just use that. It will be harder to maintain in the long run though. The fact that Meraki maintains a python sdk for you, makes the change so much easier. You don't have to maintain your own requests. I ...
Yes, this can be done with the API. I just did this last weekend with python module from meraki. If you would like some help just PM me and I can point you in the direction you need.
I have only ever seen firmware locked when I was in a beta for a specific product. Its locked in by the beta team so you can test the product. You can try to call support to have them release the lock if you are no longer in the beta test.