updateOrgSecPolicy
Update an organization security policy, including its name and WLAN configuration baselines for compliance auditing.
Preferred authentication method for automation and integrations. Send the API token in the HTTP Authorization header.
Format:
Authorization: Token {apitoken}
Notes:
- An API token generated for a specific admin has the same privileges as that admin
- An API token is automatically removed if it is not used for more than 90 days
- SSO admins cannot generate admin API tokens. Use organization API tokens when scoped Org/Site privileges are needed.
In: header
Path Parameters
uuiduuidRequest Body
application/json
Request Body
Security Policy is designed to audit / catch discrepancies between "what’s intended to be running" versus "what’s actually running" in a network. Many big organizations have separated Security and IT team (for good reasons). Each site can be assigned a security policy. Whenever an AP is provisioned, the configuration will be checked against the security policy. Any violations will be flagged in Device Config History where you can search for the when and where the violation occurs.
Display name of the security policy
WLAN configurations audited by this security policy
Response Body
curl -X PUT "https://example.com/api/v1/orgs/000000ab-00ab-00ab-00ab-0000000000ab/secpolicies/000000ab-00ab-00ab-00ab-0000000000ab" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{}'{ "name": "corporate only", "wlans": [ { "auth": { "pairwise": [ "wpa1-tkip", "wpa2-tkip" ], "type": "psk" }, "band": "both", "ssid": "office" }, { "auth": { "type": "open" }, "band": "5", "ssid": "office-guest" } ]}deleteOrgSecPolicy DELETE
Remove an organization security policy from the set available for assignment and configuration compliance checks.
listOrgSecurityZones GET
List organization-level security zones. Security zones are used by SRX gateways, and the zone `name` is used as the security zone name on the device.