---
title: "Get a list of BSSIDs"
method: GET
path: "/network-monitoring/v1/bssids"
tags: ["Access Points"]
---

# Get a list of BSSIDs

`GET /network-monitoring/v1/bssids`

This API endpoint retrieves a list of BSSIDs associated with a customer, based on the query parameters provided. Each BSSID in the returned list includes details like serial number, device name, MAC address, radio number, radio MAC address, BSSID, WLAN name, band, and site information. The query parameters allow you to narrow down the results to BSSIDs that meet specific criteria.

## Query parameters

- `filter` string, const
- `sort` string, const
- `limit` integer
- `next` string — Specifies the pagination cursor for the next page of resources.

## Response `200`

List of BSSIDs, along with their details and associated pagination information.

- BssidListResponse
  - `items` object[], required
    - `serialNumber` string, const, required — The access point serial number.
    - `deviceName` string, const, required — The access point name.
    - `macAddress` string, const, required — The access point MAC address.
    - `clusterId` string, const — The unique identifier of the swarm (cluster).
    - `radioNumber` integer, required — The radio number within an access point
    - `radioMacAddress` string, const — The MAC address of the radio.
    - `bssid` string, const, required — Basic Service Set Identifier (BSSID) for wireless events
    - `wlanName` string, const — The name of the WLAN.
    - `siteId` string, const, required — The unique identifier of the site to which the access point has been assigned.
    - `siteName` string, const — SiteName represents the name of the site where the device is located. This name is used to identify and manage devices based on their physical location, allowing for better organization and tracking.
    - `clientCount` integer
    - `id` string, const, required — Primary identifier for a BSSID in the format serialNumber/bssids/bssid.
    - `type` string, const, required — The type of the resource.
  - `count` integer, required — Number of items in the response.
  - `total` integer — Specifies the total number of items available for a given filter query.
  - `next` string, int32, required — Indicate the next page number, null if there are no further pages.

## Other responses

- `400` — Invalid input received.
- `401` — Unauthorized. Authentication credentials are required or invalid.
- `403` — Forbidden: Access is denied.
- `429` — Too Many Requests. The user has sent too many requests in a given amount of time.
- `500` — Internal Server Error. An unexpected error occurred on the server.

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