Hello All,   I wanted to share a method I’ve been using to successfully rotate our Public Wi-Fi password across all networks within the organization. Below is an example of JSON code combined with a Python script that can be leveraged to update the Wi-Fi password for a specific SSID across multiple networks within Meraki's dashboard.   Variables to Change: Your-Organization-ID: Replace this with your Meraki organization ID. Find your organization ID Your-API-Secret-Key: Replace this with your Meraki API key. Obtaining your Meraki API key      Python Script for Wi-Fi Password Rotation:     import requests import json import urllib.parse # BASE API URL WITH ORGANIZATION ID NetworkIDurl = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/organizations/Your-Organization-ID/networks" # CREATING VARIABLES TO BE USED FOR API REQUESTS payload = {} headers = { 'X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key': 'Your-API-Secret-Key' } # GET REQUEST TO LOAD API DATA getNetworkID = requests.get(NetworkIDurl, headers=headers, data=payload) # LOADS JSON DATA INTO VARIABLE[NetworkData] TO BE USED BELOW NetworkData = json.loads(getNetworkID.text) # CREATING NETWORK ID LIST TO HOUSE ALL UNIQUE NETWORK ID'S NetworkID_List = [] # FOR LOOP TO CREATE VARIABLES THAT MATCH API KEYS TO BE USED IN IF STATEMENT for Network in NetworkData: NetworkID = Network["id"] ProductType = Network["productTypes"] NetworkName = Network["name"] # CHECKS IF THE NETWORK HAS "WIRELESS" IN THE PRODUCT TYPE KEY, IF IT DOES ADD IT TO THE NetworkID_List if "wireless" in ProductType: Network_item = {'ID': NetworkID, 'NAME': NetworkName} NetworkID_List.append(Network_item) # CREATING VARIABLES FOR THE API URL WITH NETWORK ID'S FROM NetworkID_List ssidURLA = "https://api.meraki.com/api/v1/networks/" ssidURLGet = "/wireless/ssids" ssidNetworkNumber = "/wireless/ssids/{ssid_number}?psk=" # PLACEHOLDER FOR SSID NUMBER # REQUESTING THE NEW SSID PASSWORD getPSK = input("Please enter the new password for SSID: ") # SPLITS URL INTO COMPONENTS TO ALLOW FOR SPECIAL CHARACTERS IN VARIABLE [GETpsk] newPSK = urllib.parse.quote_plus(getPSK) # ASKS THE USER WHICH SSID NAME THEY WANT TO UPDATE ssid_name_to_update = input("Please enter the SSID name you want to update: ") # FOR LOOP TO PROCESS NETWORKS AND SSIDs for Network_Item in NetworkID_List: # GET SSID data for this network ssidGET = ssidURLA + str(Network_Item["ID"]) + ssidURLGet getSSID = requests.get(ssidGET, headers=headers, data=payload) # LOADS JSON DATA INTO VARIABLE[WiFiData] TO BE USED BELOW WiFiData = json.loads(getSSID.text) # SEARCHING FOR THE SSID THAT MATCHES THE USER-PROVIDED NAME ssid_found = False for ssid_index, WiFi in enumerate(WiFiData): SSIDName = WiFi["name"] # CHECKS IF SSID NAME MATCHES THE ONE THE USER PROVIDED if SSIDName == ssid_name_to_update: ssid_found = True # BUILD URL TO UPDATE SSID PASSWORD ssidPUT = ssidURLA + str(Network_Item["ID"]) + ssidNetworkNumber.format(ssid_number=ssid_index) + newPSK # PRINT THE PUT URL FOR VERIFICATION print(f"Generated PUT URL for SSID '{SSIDName}' in network {Network_Item['NAME']}:") print(str(ssidPUT)) # UNCOMMENT THE LINES BELOW TO SEND THE REQUEST #putSSID = requests.put(ssidPUT, headers=headers, data=payload) #print(f"Password for SSID '{SSIDName}' in network {Network_Item['NAME']} has been updated.") break # BREAK THE LOOP ONCE THE SSID IS FOUND if not ssid_found: print(f"SSID '{ssid_name_to_update}' not found in network '{Network_Item['NAME']}'.")                     ... View more