By serial #, that is really what i am looking for. If i want to update an address or tag for a certain set of devices within a network then i would like to use a loop to hit say 5 or more devices.    Or another would be if i want to add multiple firewall rules then i would like to do this with loop within python for example by the network id in the meraki dashboard. ... View more

I have played with those as well, but i am trying to familiarize myself with the best approach either python or utilizing postman. Anymore advice would be much obliged. ... View more

thanks unfortunately i am getting 404 error codes dont understand why. i just first with your serial number but that doesn't work and neither with the tag inserted as a variable as well. https://{{shard}}.meraki.com/api/v0/newtorks/{{network_Id}}/devices/Q2KD-XXXX-XXXX?name=AP001 ... View more

Yes i have already explored that API call. What i am looking to do is to update lets say at least 10-25 devices (switches or APs) at once in the same network with new tags and or new address. This particular API call appears to only let you do one serial number at a time and requires all the attributes be completed. Does that give a clearer picture? It makes a difference because from what i am understanding i would have to change out the serial # for each call when i would like to just do one push and it pushes the "new tag" and/or "new address" to all the devices. ... View more

Yes i have already explored that API call. What i am looking to do is to update lets say at least 10-25 devices (switches or APs) at once in the same network with new tags and or new address. This particular API call appears to only let you do one serial number at a time and requires all the attributes be completed.   Does that give a clearer picture?   It makes a difference because from what i am understanding i would have to change out the serial # for each call when i would like to just do one push and it pushes the "new tag" and/or "new address" to all the devices. ... View more