Tip of the week - GAIA REST API

[Valeri_Loukine]

Looking to extend your automation and orchestration and include day to day routines of managing OS and product settings of your Security Gateways? We now have the perfect tool for you. 

GAIA REST API was released last week and it is generally available for all R80.x flavors, gateway or management alike.

For more information click here.

[Eric_Oakeson]

Awesome! Do you think we can find out if it uses Swagger? I have a partner who's asking.

[Sven_Glock]

Can you please fix this?

[Oliver_Fink]

Same problem for me.

[Valeri_Loukine]

Hi guys, it looks like the solution was reverted to Internal status.

I will check now what's going on

[Valeri_Loukine]

Okay, the article is retracted till next Monday, there are some minor fixes in the documentation that are in progress. It will be available again very soon.

[Sven_Glock]

Thanks for investigation!

[Valeri_Loukine]

Still not available, work in progress. Please stand by

[Valeri_Loukine]

The article is back (about a week already, actually) 🙂

[Martin_Raska]

Is there any access settings? I am always getting Forbidden for login, credentials are ok, I am using the same creds for Gaia and SC. Management API blade is set to ANY client. Its SMS R80.20 take 74.

Either mgmt_cli or Postman

{
"code" : "generic_error",
"message" : "Error 403. Access to the API server is forbidden. Please check the Management API blade settings to make sure that the server is allowed to accept requests from this IP address."
}

<title>403 Forbidden</title>
<h1>Forbidden</h1>
<p>You don't have the permission to access the requested resource. It is either read-protected or not readable by the server.</p>

[Adam_Doyle]

I'm getting the same Forbidden message. Working with Diamond support on the issue. Martin_Raska, did you figure out why this was occurring?

[Adam_Doyle]

Ok the issue was "allowed-client" parameter in clish configuration needs to allow the management IP of the firewall gateway