Hi Taslim,   You need to apply for an API access code the value of which goes into the Get-WifiSSID function   Go to Organisation/Settings and scroll down to bottom.  You should see a section called   Dashboard API Access   tick Enable access too ..... and following instructions to get you API key   This key then goes into the code sections Get-WifiSSID function and the setup some globals section   rgds Gary ... View more

Hi Taslim   Can you provide a screenshot of how you are attempting to run the script - the error seems to be incomplete as it's not saying which Command isn't found.   I've not seen that error during my testing and final implementation of the script.   rgds Gary ... View more

Good to hear you got it sorted 🙂   No problem - drop a post in here if any more issues.     ... View more

Hi Davis,   In the original posting the changes you need to make are   smpt server and recipient info in function sendMail API key in function Get-WifiSSID base_uri & api_key in #setup some global static stuff section email message body in section # build email message body and send it   If you search for the text bolded above, that will take you to the relevant areas you need to modify with your info in the code   give me a shout if any more help needed 🙂 ... View more

Hi Davis,   Make sure you have the correct specific info in place - e.g. network id, API key etc   rgds Gary     ... View more

looks to be all green again now 👍   Ok, what did someone do - own up 🙂 ... View more

update on my side   UK sites all showing as down on map France - 1 of 2 down Germany - ok Denmark - 1 of 2 down Spain - ok ... View more

Aaaaaarrrgh! what's going on - just had dashboard alerts my entire network estate has gone offline   Obviously not the case - so assume Dashboard issue - saying everyone not contactable for 25 mins   n173 - no idea where dashboard is - would assume UK, but could be anywhere it's in the cloud 😄     ... View more

one for 2.4Ghz and other for 5ghz?? ... View more

Prior to getting our Meraki switches we had a bunch of Linksys/Cisco and HP switches some with and some without PoE - worked fine using the power supply provided with the AP.   Meraki switches purchased as part of new IP phone system which needed PoE for the new handsets.   New switches enabled a simple and easy VLAN setup and enabled the removal of the wall warts and allow us to use PoE for the AP 🙂 ... View more

congrats to all 🙂  ... View more

Hi JoshMikow,   As the code stands, no - it's per SSID in a named Network.  You'd have to run it once for each SSID in each network.  It would require a fair bit of change to do what you want.   I do have plans in the near future to amend it so that you can change the password for a named SSID across all networks - this is because we have a corporate wifi that we want to be able to sync passwords with to allow cross site visitors to be able to automatically access the Corporate Wifi once onsite - just waiting for the relevant infrastructure to be installed and setup to allow this (e.g. MR devices at those sites without)   I don't think there is a Meraki API call or anything in the Meraki Dashboard that will do what you need either.   rgds Gary ... View more

you'd need to open the port the stream/camera uses on your firewall - eg port forwarding     ... View more

possibly means 'not tested' but why it wouldn't test it is another question? ... View more

looking at the output, the psk is being changed correctly   the display mode lists the current psk password it get it's from the ssid you provide so it is reading correct one and looks to be working ok.   I don't quite understand your line:   For SSID PSK in Meraki dashboard, it still shows very old one.   for the display mode to show the correct value, then the value in the Meraki Dashboard must also be correct as they both read the value from the same location (i assume).   Gary ... View more

Add the following line in green (code is around line 184) into the script - this will display the new password as well   if ($mode -eq "change")     {     # generate a new complex password     $newpassword = createPassword   Write-Host "New Password : " $newpassword       $result = updateWiFiPSK $s_id $w_id $newpassword       #Write-Host $result   it'll can take a couple of mins for the Meraki portal to show the changed password - but if you run the script again in display mode, it should show the new password as the Current password.   run script in display mode gets this output: Network Name : <nameofnetwork> id : <blahblah> Type : combined SSID Name : APITest SSID# : 5 Current PSK : TkGl55[&51   run in change mode should show the output below after you put in the extra line in the script: Change Wifi password Network Name : <nameofnetwork> id : <blahblah> Type : combined SSID Name : APITest SSID# : 5 Current PSK : TkGl55[&51 New Password : 8$1vA9p4T[ Sending Email   Paste your results in here once run   Gary ... View more

Hi STM,   Ok, i've just tried the script out changing multiple values   $data = @{     "authMode" = "psk"     "encryptionMode" = "wpa"     "psk" = $newpassword"     }   I tried with commas and it generated the errors - remove commas and it runs and changes the password ok.   Not sure why you want to include/change authmode and encryptionmode as i'd thought they would stay the same each time?   Gary       ... View more

what errors where you getting?   path to ps1 file has to include ps1 file also 🙂   \\server\scripts\ps1.ps1 -site Site1 -ssid Wifi -action Change   Gary ... View more

Hi Alex07,   The way i've set it up is that under Actions tab in Task Sceduler, Action: start a program Program/Script: powershell.exe Add arguments: <fullpathtoPS1File> -site <yoursite> -ssid <yourSSID> -action Change   I've had it running like this for nearly a year without issues. Hope this helps 🙂   Gary ... View more

what switch models and firmware are they all on? ... View more

according to Meraki documentation:   Please note that it is not possible to forward a single TCP or UDP port to multiple LAN devices   https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/NAT_and_Port_Forwarding/Port_Forwarding_and_NAT_Rules_on_the_MX   So i think you may be getting a bit confused - or i am at least - lol 🙂 ... View more

do you mean you are wanting to have the same port forwarded to 5 different servers??   Can you explain a bit more as i'd be sure that wasn't possible. ... View more

Hi Alex07,   As the code stands it only does one named site/ssid per execution   You would have to run the code once per site and you would end up with a separate email for each.   The idea behind the original code was to allow a sites ssids to be changed individually at a time that suited the site.  Each of our sites are manned differently, some have reception some don't so an email is sent to reception with the new password in it, so changing them all at once and having a block email sent didn't work for us - hence how the code is.   Gary  ... View more

for multiple values in $data i think they need to be separated by commas   $data = @{         "encryptionMode" = "wpa",         "authMode" = "psk", "psk" = $newpassword } ... View more

I've never tried the code changing or adding anything more than just the password value.   Can you try it but remove the entries in the $data section so it looks like this:   $data = @{  "psk" = $newpassword }   I'd suggest installing Postman app and getting the Meraki API collection - it allows you to mess around with calls etc and see the results.      regards Gary ... View more