Brilliant!  Thank you, that resolved the issue.  Strange that it worked on v0 up until May 2023.  Thanks again. ... View more

Hi Mihail, yes, got him already, thanks 🙂   ... View more

Did you get it figured out?  It's just a POST in whatever language you are using. (I use perl/curl). You POST the data as shown, "0" being the first SSID in your list in the GUI as shown above, "1" being the second etc.  POST to the client provisioning api.  I use version0 for this, I'm not sure it works in the v1 api.   Perl might look something like this: $curlstring = 'curl -H X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key:'.$KEY.' -H Content-Type:application/json -X POST --data-binary "{\\"mac\\":\\"'.$macaddress.'\\",\\"name\\":\\"'.$computername.'\\",\\"devicePolicy\\":\\"Per connection\\",\\"policiesBySsid\\":{\\"0\\":{\\"devicePolicy\\":\\"Blocked\\"},\\"1\\":{\\"devicePolicy\\":\\"Whitelisted\\"}}}" https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/networks/N_12345etc890/clients/provision'; $result = `$curlstring`; But what ever way you post it, just be sure to post it to the wireless network your client is in just as if you are "provisioning" it.   Don't know if that helps, or makes it worse 😋 Cheers ... View more

I have been using NDI for live streaming sports interviews. My LAN setup is: iPhone 8, using the NDIcam app > MR52 > MS220-8P > Lenovo streamer laptop   The limiting factor of course in this setup is the distance from where the interview takes place to my MR52, so I have not really pushed the boundaries in terms of bandwidth, as I'm running live streams and don't want surprises. 🙂   All in all, my experience has been very positive. You can see an example of video transmitted over NDI here: https://youtu.be/VFm7SgHJ1uo?t=14677 ... View more