"site-id" : "100",
"controlConnections" : "5",
"device-model" : "vmanage",
"validity" : "valid",
"system-ip" : "4.4.4.90",
"state_description" : "All daemons
up",
"max-controllers" : "0",
"layoutLevel" : 1,
"longitude" : "-122.777023"
},
... omitted output
]
}The output of this GET API call is too verbose to be fully
displayed. We encourage you to explore this API call and
observe the full response on your own computer.
The body of the response is in JSON format and contains
information about all the devices in the SD-WAN fabric.
As of this writing, this specific fabric contains the
following:
One Cisco vManage server
One Cisco vSmart server
One Cisco vBond server
Four Cisco vEdge routersFor each device, the response includes status, geographic
coordinates, role, device ID, uptime, site ID, SSL
certificate status, and more. You can build the same
request in Postman and send it to vManage as shown in
Figure 8-13. The body of the response is very similar to
the one received from the curl command.