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I think I already know the answer to this question, but I wanted to check to make sure I was not missing anything. Is there an endpoint that will provide the messages that appear in the dashboard under the name of a device that is in an alerting stat...
I am working with data from the /networks/{networkId}/appliance/uplinks/usageHistory and /networks/{networkId}/appliance/trafficShaping/uplinkBandwidth endpoints. The question I have is what units this data is in? The usage values for the sent and re...
I started getting this error yesterday when trying to access data for one organization. Since then I have found another that does the same thing. This seems to be occurring as soon as I try to access data in the specific organization. I did some test...
Since early yesterday (9/10), I have been seeing many of my scripts getting Connection error exceptions thrown (requests.exceptions.ConnectionError) when trying to access endpoints. These are Python scripts using the requests library, not the SDK. Th...
I am trying to pull security events for the past 6 months for a customer. I am using GET /networks/{networkId}/securityEvents and am specifying the timespan to be 183*86400 seconds. The documentation says that the default timespan is 31 days and you...
For the purposes of this application, offline vs. dormant is not relevant. We have customers that are not always quick to allow the repair/replacement of devices at their sites, so there are devices that stay offline for long period of time. We keep ...
From looking at these new endpoints, it seems clear that trying to get some status information for a device that has been offline for more than a month will not be possible. You can get the information that it is offline, but not when it went offline...
I know I read that description multiple times and I missed where it said bytes. Must need more coffee...or maybe less coffee. Thanks for the info on the schema. That will be very useful for the future.