Trying to update SSID PSK receiving 404

[StephenMeyer]

I can successfully call and get the data from getting a specific SSID network details, when i try to update the password {psk} i get a 404. Below is a snippet of the powershell code i am trying,

$deviceAPIUri = "$baseUrl$dashboardAPIVersion/networks/$MYNETWORK_ID/wireless/ssids/$GUEST_ID"

$response = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $deviceAPIUri -Method GET -Headers $headers

#

# Check if Guest

if ($response.StatusCode -eq 200 ){

$ssidConfig = $response | ConvertFrom-Json

$ssidConfig.psk = "HelloThere"

#

#create JSON body with data to update.

#

$body = (ConvertTo-Json $ssidConfig)

Write-Host $body

$response1 = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $deviceAPIUri -Method POST -Headers $headers -Body $body

write-host $response1

Please help. I have been able to use powershell and interact with the dashboard API without fail... until now.

[Greenberet]

You are probably adding empty data from the "full" get result.

If you just want to change the SSID, then just change the SSID

json body:

{'psk': 'HelloThere'}

[StephenMeyer]

I changed code to just send psk with same results. I get a 404 not found.  The new json body: {"psk": "hello"}

[Greenberet]

I'm not sure about the response here and can't test it at the moment, but "hello" is to short for a psk. "HelloThere" did work fine for me

[StephenMeyer]

I updated to HelloThere and still receiving the 404.  What is strange is the GET works without fail. It is only the post. 

[Greenberet · Accepted solution]

Found your issue... You have to use PUT and not POST

[StephenMeyer]

Thank you so much... missed that.

[Greenberet]

No problem 😃

sometimes the issues are in the smallest mistakes ^^