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7.2.2

Connecting to the REST API

Connecting to the REST API

Container FortiOS provides a REST API to perform configuration and monitoring operations. The API provides a subset of the FortiOS API.

The API is accessible by default on port 443 at any of the container interfaces. If configured to require a token, all requests must include the API token.

For example, the following examples get the antivirus settings:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer rkMJd3SdLhb8UFBan987CnIrmPBLfaIj" https://localhost/api/v2/cmdb/antivirus/settings
curl https://localhost/api/v2/cmdb/antivirus/settings?access_token=rkMJd3SdLhb8UFBan987CnIrmPBLfaIj
Tooltip

To see the available options for each object, append ?action=schema to the url.

For full details on the available API actions and access, see the Container FortiOS REST API documentation on FNDN.

Connecting to the REST API

Connecting to the REST API

Container FortiOS provides a REST API to perform configuration and monitoring operations. The API provides a subset of the FortiOS API.

The API is accessible by default on port 443 at any of the container interfaces. If configured to require a token, all requests must include the API token.

For example, the following examples get the antivirus settings:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer rkMJd3SdLhb8UFBan987CnIrmPBLfaIj" https://localhost/api/v2/cmdb/antivirus/settings
curl https://localhost/api/v2/cmdb/antivirus/settings?access_token=rkMJd3SdLhb8UFBan987CnIrmPBLfaIj
Tooltip

To see the available options for each object, append ?action=schema to the url.

For full details on the available API actions and access, see the Container FortiOS REST API documentation on FNDN.