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How to use Traverse test/getStatuses Web Service endpoint

QUESTION:

How to use Traverse test/getStatuses Web Service endpoint?

RESOLUTION:

The Traverse test/getStatuses Web Service endpoint provides the status and other details for the tests specified. It may also be used to provide a list of tests that meet certain criteria.

For example, to list all tests with no Action Profile simply search for tests with an action profile serial number of '-1' by submitting the following request to the Web Service endpoint;

curl -k -i -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -X POST -d @c:\post.txt http://traverse_server/api/json/test/getStatuses

where the content of 'c:\post.txt' contains the request:

 {"username":"superuser","password":"secret", "searchCriterias":[{"searchOption":"ACTION_PROFILE_SERIAL_NUMBER","searchTerms":"-1"}] } 

The output should be similar to this:

{ "suspended": false, "testScheduleName": "Default Schedule", "testScheduleSerialNumber": 440102, "testInterval": 180, "testType": "ping", "departmentSerialNumber": 440093, "departmentName": "Kaseya LLC", "deviceSerialNumber": 890009, "deviceName": "windows client 2", "testSerialNumber": 890014, "testName": "Packet Loss", "testStatus": 134217728, "testResult": 100, "testResultStr": "100 %", "units": "%", "timestamp": 1490378320027, "timestampStr": "10:58 AM", "isStale": false, "isNew": false, "testDetailUrl": "/html5/TestDetails/launch.jsp?deviceSerialNumber=890009&testSerialNumber=890014&departmentName=Kaseya LLC", "testUpdateUrl": "/common/updateTest.jsp?testId=890014&deviceId=890009&accountId=440093&accountName_=Kaseya+LLC&noNav", "category": "network", "duration": 41118085590, "durationStr": "475 days 21:41", "warningThreshold": "60", "criticalThreshold": "100", "thresholdType": "SEVERITY_ASCENDS", "deviceDetailUrl": "/html5/DeviceDetails/launch.jsp?deviceSerialNumber=890009&departmentName=Kaseya LLC", "deviceUpdateUrl": "/common/updateTargetDevice.jsp?deviceId=890009", "suppressed": false, "monitorInstance": "ping" },

In Traverse 9.4 and later, you may also limit the fields included in the output. For example, the request;

 {"username":"superuser","password":"secret", "searchCriterias":[{"searchOption":"ACTION_PROFILE_SERIAL_NUMBER","searchTerms":"-1"}], "fieldsRequested":["ACTION_PROFILE_NAME","DEPARTMENT_NAME","DEVICE_NAME"] }

will show these fields for each test (note Test Name is also included);

 { "departmentName": "ACME Inc", "deviceName": "Traverse Server", "testSerialNumber": 970006, "testName": "Work Units Processed (WmiMonitor)" } 

</code> APPLIES TO: <code>

All versions of Traverse

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