For a Postman solution to this, you could use the Runner tool to import a CSV or JSON file with a list of IDs to act as variables for each run of the request. Start by creating a new Collection for this Runner group - Copy in the "Bind a network to a template" endpoint into your new collection. (delete any existing headers) - The POST body should look like this {
"configTemplateId": "{{configTemplateId}}"
} - Add a Tests script for better logging pm.test("Status code is 201", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(201);
}); - Make sure your environment has an {{apiKey}} variable set - Make sure your Collection has the following Authorization config Then "Run" the collection. Upload a csv file with two columns and a row for each networkId and its desired configTemplateId or a JSON file with an array with the those params for each network. Set the Delay to about 250ms file.csv networkId,configTemplateId L_6434517960000001,N_111111111 L_6434517960000002,N_111111111 L_6434517960000003,N_111111111 L_6434517960000004,N_222222222 L_6434517960000004,N_222222222 This will run the desired API for each network, binding it to the config template. You will get a report of each request so you have a log of what worked or had issues. example summary (using Blink the LEDs ) Hope this helps!
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