A retailer manages its store access points only from the cloud dashboard and wants a script to rename a store SSID. There is no on-premises wireless controller. Which programmatic interface matches that network?
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Short Explanation
You call the front desk that actually owns the reservation. These stores live in the cloud dashboard, so your script belongs on the dashboard API. NETCONF to a controller you never installed will not rename that SSID.
Full Explanation
Cloud-managed dashboard wireless keeps configuration in the dashboard, and the supported programmatic path is that dashboard's API. A script that renames an SSID on this retailer has to call that API, authenticated as a dashboard administrator, because that is where the SSID object lives. NETCONF edits a device that speaks NETCONF, such as a Catalyst controller the retailer does not have. Pointing it at a controller that was never deployed cannot change the store SSID. SNMP writes are a device-management habit, and a mesh root is not the management plane for these stores. Even a successful SNMP set on the wrong box would not update the dashboard SSID. A fabric RF profile is an SD-Access or controller construct. This design has no fabric edge in the path, so editing one does not rename the dashboard WLAN. Exam caveat: the API token has to be allowed to change wireless settings on that network. A read-only token can list the SSID and still fail the rename. Operational check: after the script runs, refresh the SSID in the dashboard and confirm the new name on an access point at one store before you touch the other stores.