4.1.9. Endpoint Access Control Access Requests (Get) Endpoint
NOT AVAILABLE IN SAAS
Request URL: https://<hostname>/ekranapi/AccessRequests/GetEndpointAccessRequests
Required headers:
Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ApiKey | Yes | Used to authenticate the request. |
Example request header: ApiKey: xJ)tsCNcpj)l+]}(@_|lt!t………
Name | Description | Type | Request Parameters | ||||
Name | Description | Type | Format | Required | |||
Endpoint Access Control Access Requests | Gets a list of endpoint access control access requests that have been processed (with detailed info for each endpoint access control access request). | GET | start | Endpoint access control access requests that have been processed after this time will be added to the selection. | string | Examples: "2021-04-01" "2021-04-01T12:00" "2021-04-01T12:00:00" | No |
end | Endpoint access control access requests that have been processed before this time will be added to the selection. | string | Examples: "2021-04-01" "2021-04-01T12:00" "2021-04-01T12:00:00" | No | |||
count | The number of endpoint access control access requests to be returned in 1 request. Default value: 1000 Max value: 1000 | int | Any integer from 0 to 1000. | No | |||
afterId | If there are more than 1000 endpoint access control access requests, the next batch can be requested by using this parameter. | int | Any positive integer. | No | |||
Notes:
1. If the optional time parameters are not specified in the endpoint access control request:
- If both the start and end parameters are not specified, all endpoint access control requests in the whole database are added to the response.
- If the start parameter is not specified, all endpoint access control requests in the whole database before the end date/time are added to the response.
- If the end parameter is not specified, all endpoint access control requests in the whole database after the start date/time are added to the response.
The endpoint access requests response (status 200 = successful):
Response Parameters | ||
Name (& Type) | Description | Example Response |
afterId (int): | The ID of the first endpoint access control access request (i.e. the first id) in the batch of 1000 such requests. | { "afterId": null, "requests": [ { "id": 1, "requestedAt": "2023-02-08T13:26:37.763", "userName": "windev2210eval\\user", "sessionDuration": "00:40:34.4150000", "sessionProductiveDuration": "00:28:02.8690000", "status": "Approved", "remoteIp": "172.31.240.1", "statusChangedAt": "2023-02-08T13:32:34.437", "statusChangedBy": "admin", "statusChangeComment": "approve message" }, { "id": 2, "requestedAt": "2023-02-08T14:30:55.527", "userName": "windev2210eval\\user", "sessionDuration": "00:04:15.2660000", "sessionProductiveDuration": "00:04:12.2760000", "status": "Approved", "remoteIp": "172.31.240.1", "statusChangedAt": "2023-02-08T14:31:05.187", "statusChangedBy": "admin", "statusChangeComment": "approve 2 message" } ] } |
requests: | The list (i.e. array) of endpoint access control access requests (with the following detailed info for each request): | |
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NOTE: If the requested count is more than 1000, a status code of "400" is returned.