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QPAPI provides a powerful interface to interact with Qmanager. This guide will show you how to perform GET, POST, and PUT requests using |
Prerequisites
Ensure you have
curl
installed on your system.Replace
https://{YOUR_IP_ADDRHOSTNAME}:8080
with the appropriate base URL of your Qmanager instance.Replace
YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN
with your actual authorization token.
For the authentication token, please refer to Authentication
Common Headers
You'll typically use the following headers in your requests:
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Basic <YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN>
GET Request
Use the GET request to retrieve data from the server.
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curl --location --request GET 'https://192.168.1.120qp100g:8080/api/v1/capture/is_capturing' \ --header 'Authorization: Basic YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN' |
POST Request
Use the POST request to create a new resource.
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curl --location 'https://192.168.1.120qp100g:8080/api/v1/search/date_time_search' \ --header 'Authorization: Basic YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN' \ --form 'start_time="2023/02/03 10:49:00"' \ --form 'end_time="2023/02/03 10:50:00"' \ --form 'syntax="tcp"' \ --form 'expression="google"' \ --form 'capture_directory="/cifs/capture/records/Port0/"' |
PUT Request
Use the PUT request to update an existing resource.
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curl --location --request PUT 'https://192.168.1.242qp100g:8080/api/v1/capture/capture_settings?port=0' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --header 'Authorization: Basic YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN' \ --data '{ "Filename": "20200213_144347", "CapDir": "/cifs/capture/records/Port0", "SegmentSize": "bysize", "Bytesize": "1000", "Sizeunit": "MB", "compress": "false", "Rotation": "on", "Merge_Ports": "off", "Filtering_Enable": "off", }' |