I would delete the path variable ’number’ completely, and either have this   https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/ssids/{{number}}   with your csv having the ssid number, or use this    https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/ssids/0   404 is page not found so it’s the syntax of the command not enumerating to a valid page. ... View more

hi,   You csv if you open in notepad should read like this;   networkid,number Nxxxxxxxx,0 Nxxxxxxxx,0   If you are sure that the SSID is always ID 0 then you could just hard-code this in the command, so you would only need to have the list of network ids in your csv.   the reason it's failing is because the put statement requires the variables, whereas you have them in the path variables section. it should read:   https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/{{networkId}}/ssids/{{number}}       if you delete where it says :networkid and type {{networkid}} you'll see the path variable disappear from the params section. then either repeat for the :number or set this value to 0 if your ssid is always 0.   hope this helps.   thanks             ... View more

Hi,   You will need to use the postman collection runner which will allow you to loop one of your single instances that you have tested already.   your case sounds similar where you want the same setting across multiple networks so should be pretty easy once you understand how postman wants you to set this up. It took me a while as the documentation wasn’t very good at the time, but seems a bit better now.   https://blog.getpostman.com/2018/04/11/looping-through-a-data-file-in-the-postman-collection-runner/   let me know if this link helps you or not, and if you need some more detail I can put something together to help.   also if you have google sheets access you can use the built in Meraki tools add on to help with API queries. Worth a look to see if there is anything useful in there too. ... View more

thanks for replying. I used POSTMAN in the end as it was quite easy to work out how to setup a loop using collection runner. i grabbed a list of network IDs into a csv and then this was parsed through. ... View more

Hi,   are you able to still help with this request? i need to pull the network IDs out of the original script and then feed to an update / put script to update the same SNMP settings to every network. ... View more

think i'm good, thanks for your help. just playing around with the looping now. ... View more

Hi MarkD_BT,   Yes settings will be the same across all networks. I had a go today and managed to get a list of all network ids into a variable, ready to be used in a for loop. I'll look at your code example too as it looks like I can learn a lot from this. Thanks so much for your help. ... View more

thanks for this. I started looking at the powershell options and it does look like for my example it's probably the best path to follow. I'm not a programmer so there is a fair bit to digest. ... View more

hi, could you provide some tech info on how to process these loops. i'm quite new to API and the programming and could use some pointers. i've use POSTMAN with some success on single queries but it's not clear on how to process mutliple /looped updates.   I need to update SNMP settings on over 400 networks ... View more