getSiteDeviceZtpPassword
In the case where something happens during/after ZTP, the root-password is modified (required for ZTP to set up outbound-ssh) but the user-defined password config has not be configured. This API can be used to retrieve the temporary password.
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
uuiduuidResponse Body
application/json
curl -X POST "https://example.com/api/v1/sites/000000ab-00ab-00ab-00ab-0000000000ab/devices/000000ab-00ab-00ab-00ab-0000000000ab/request_ztp_password"{ "root_password": "ef8070ef8f924edb592e1819ed64b31172ab8de9d5cde75d3f46acd9506202ab9b1cbb97e381c5aa11037f17e5ed7b4b609461cd813d944670549d410ef82f2e"}getSiteDeviceConfigCmd GET
Get Config CLI Commands For a brown-field switch deployment where we adopted the switch through Adoption Command, we do not wipe out / overwrite the existing config automatically. Instead, we generate CLI commands that we would have generated. The user can inspect, modify, and incorporate this into their existing config manually. Once they feel comfortable about the config we generate, they can enable allow_mist_config where we will take full control of their config like a claimed switch
monitorSiteDeviceTraffic POST
Monitor traffic on switches and SRX. * JUNOS uses cmd "monitor interface <port>" to monitor traffic on particular <port> * JUNOS uses cmd "monitor interface traffic" to monitor traffic on all ports