Please reach out to TAC, if they can update those names for you. In template mode you can import, in standard mode, I could not find the option either.
If TAC confirms that there is indeed no import/bulk update possible, ask your partner or Aruba SE to request this as a feature through Aruba Innovation Zone.
I heard rumours that the API call limit is also under investigation, in a way that customers with more devices can do more daily API calls.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Aug 27, 2021 11:49 AM
From: Clay Berlo
Subject: Aruba Central API - Rate Limit Exceeded
I just came across this error this morning while trying to figure out an automated way to update my IAP hostnames in Aruba Central. I believe this functionality that should be in the product, but I was just in the process of figuring out the pycentral "update_ap_settings" commands when I ran out of API calls for the day. How annoying! It would be nice if I could just upload a csv with the device names I want and Aruba Central could actually process that instead of having to fight the API they provide to do the same thing -- manually setting hundreds or thousands of device names is not acceptable!
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Clay Berlo
Original Message:
Sent: Nov 04, 2019 03:44 PM
From: Matt Sheppard
Subject: Aruba Central API - Rate Limit Exceeded
Hi All,
I'm trying to pull a Device Inventory report from Central via the API (as there doesn't appear to be a method of pulling this from the GUI) but regardless of whether I try via the Swagger interface or via Curl I get the following message....
{"message":"API rate limit exceeded"}
This seems to happen no matter what API call I make, but I have previously been able to use the API gateway via Swagger.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Matt.