Classic Devices
A classic device is a conventional traffic-forwarding network device such as a router, switch, or firewall.
Defining one requires choosing a unique name for it and providing its hostname or IP address (host) so the
network’s Collector can connect to it and gather the configuration and state needed to model its behavior.
A classic device can include a type, a jump server ID if one is needed to reach the device,
credential IDs for authentication, and optional settings for fine-tuning the collection
process. The Collector will attempt to automatically determine a classic device’s correct type and credentials
(from those that have been defined) if they’re unspecified.
Get all classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices
Get specific classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices?action=getBatch
Add a new classic device
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices
Add new classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices?action=addBatch
Add or update classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices?action=putBatch
Delete specific classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices?action=deleteBatch
Delete all of a network’s classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices?action=deleteAll
Update specific classic devices
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices
Get a classic device
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices/:deviceName
Add or update a classic device
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices/:deviceName
Update a classic device
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices/:deviceName
Delete a classic device
/api/networks/:networkId/classic-devices/:deviceName