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I am trying to refresh and expired access token for api.cisco.com with the refresh token received during the initial access token request. I haven't found any documentation that specifies the headers/parameters and to which url to send the http POST....
Hello,I am trying to figure out how to obtain a new access token using a refresh token. I don't see any documentation describing the payload and/or headers and to which site to send the POST. I realize I could just request a new access token every ti...
Hello,I'm not sure. Never came across any documentation. I sent an email to the support group, but haven't heard back yet. I'm just going to obtain a new access token and not worry about it.
Awesome! Thanks for the help!@bigevilbeard wrote:Hey there, api.cisco.com is the Cisco API console, and you'll probably get a faster response by using one of these contacts:Support APIs - supportapis-help@cisco.comServices APIs - https://community.c...
I know this is a very old post, but I found the solution. I hope someone that stumbles upon this page will find this info useful.As we all know, when navigating to the IP/FQDN of the ASA, as long as the URL is not matched against another connection ...