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  • prole92_221949's avatar
    prole92_221949
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    Mar 05, 2017

    Hi,

    You can do it like this:

    mgmt/tm/asm/events/requests?$id=5027561620025376914

    Where id is support_id

    Hope this helps.

    • SvenF_288567's avatar
      SvenF_288567
      Icon for Nimbostratus rankNimbostratus
      Mar 08, 2017

      Hi, I tried this on 12.1.1 (Icontrol Rest) but then I get the top 500 results. So it's doesn't take the filter based on the supportID

      The only thing that works is 

      /mgmt/tm/asm/events/requests/

      Does someone knows how to use the the filter with the rest api, for example all blocked requests for policy X. Do you need to post a json that contains specific filter info, or just a GET with parameters?

      Regards

  • Karim's avatar
    Karim
    Icon for Cirrostratus rankCirrostratus
    Oct 09, 2019

    Hi,

     

    do you guys have a suggestion on how we can, via API, get all the logged requests for a specific violation ?

     

    To to get a specific request (with support id) you can use :

    https://<mgmt_IP>/mgmt/tm/asm/events/requests/<support_id>?ver=14.0.0

    Many thanks,

  • asmapiquestions's avatar
    asmapiquestions
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    Aug 22, 2023

    This doesn't seem to work. 

    I generated a support ID and used the ASM GUI to search for it while capturing network traffic in Chrome developer tools. The GUI returns results correctly and from the dev tools I can see the GET request looks like this: https://<url>/mgmt/tm/asm/events/requests?$filter=id+eq+8704491664851628377&top=10&servertime=true. 

    When I try to recreate this request with the REST API, I have tried the following (where support_id=8704491664851628377):

     

    url_suffix = f'asm/events/requests/{support_id}' return self._http_request(method='GET', headers=self.headers, url_suffix=url_suffix, json_data={})

     

    Which results in a 404 error: "Could not get the Request Log, No matching record was found." However I know there is a matching record because of the dev tools request/response. 

    I also tried:

     

    url_suffix = f'asm/events/requests?$filter=id eq {support_id}' return self._http_request(method='GET', headers=self.headers, url_suffix=url_suffix, json_data={})

     

    Which returns some json but no results: 

    items:[]
    itemsPerPage:500
    kind:tm:asm:events:requests:requestcollectionstate

    How can we get this to work correctly?