Hi all,
I'm writing a script which creates a PnP project populating it with devices based on assigned tags. You can't add a device to a project if it is present in an existing project, also the only way I can find to 'reset' a device and get it's state into PENDING is to delete the pnp-device object (there doesn't seem to be an applicable state you can assign via the PUT /pnp-device API call).
So after removing all my PnP projects and believing I have deleted all relevant PnP devices, I'm left in this strange state:
How can I have 50 devices in projects when none exist?
Clearly my API calls have caused some confusion to APIC-EM, but where does it get the number of 50 from?
Incidentally GET /pnp-device/count gives a result of 11, and listing them with GET /pnp-device , all of them were added to APIC-EM via discovery.
cheers,
Seb.
So I've got a little further...
GET /pnp-search with a 'state': 'PENDING' parameter, shows me all 50 devices with a 'site' value refernecing a non-existent project.
Using the serialNumber of a device and GET /pnp-device I retrieve the pnp-device ID which I used with DELETE /pnp-device/{deviceId}
This has done something to APIC-EM as after deleting one device it now looks like:
Still, it would be good if APIC-EM did a sanity check to see if projects referenced by pnp-device objects actually existed.
