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Posted July 23rd, 2024 21:08
Hello tchstnut,
There is not an api call for isi sync recovery. There is a CLI command but that is all.
- Find the Endpoint: Locate the URL for the legacy API.
- Understand Command Format: Check required parameters, headers, and HTTP method.
- Set Up Request:
- URL: Use the legacy endpoint.
- Method: Use GET, POST, etc.
- Headers: Include necessary headers (e.g., authentication).
- Parameters: Add query parameters or request body.
- Make the Call:
- cURL:
curl -X [METHOD] "[URL]" -H "Authorization: Bearer [TOKEN]" -d "[BODY]" - Python:
requests.[METHOD]('[URL]', headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer [TOKEN]'}, data={'param': 'value'})
- cURL:
- Handle Response: Process the response or errors.
Refer to specific API documentation for details.
4o mini@Phil.Lam Been away for a while, but that did help and gave me the exact call I was looking for not with this call I was trying to make in this post, but another cli command that I was struggling with finding an approprate API call for.
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Phil.Lam
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Posted August 20th, 2024 16:42
@tchstnut ,
try isi --debug <command>, it should give you the API.
EXAMPLE
onefs97-1# isi --debug network pools list
2024-08-20 09:28:41,961 DEBUG rest.py:87: >>>GET ['18', 'network', 'pools']
...
USING CURL IN BASIC AUTH
onefs97-1# isi_gconfig -t web-config auth_basic=true
onefs97-1# curl --insecure --basic --user root:a "https://192.168.1.31:8080/platform/18/network/pools"
{
"pools" :
[
{
"access_zone" : "System",
"addr_family" : "ipv4",
"aggregation_mode" : "lacp",
"alloc_method" : "static",
"description" : "Initial ext-1 pool",
"external_manager" : null,
"firewall_policy" : "default_pools_policy",
"groupnet" : "groupnet0",
"id" : "groupnet0.subnet0.pool0",
"ifaces" :
...