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License requirements for RESTful API
Hello,
We are running Veeam Backup & Replication for our VMware clusters and we want to integrate jobs and statuses for one of our internal portals.
What we currently have is three Veeam nodes, some proxies and an enterprise manager. We pay per server we backup and the enterprise manager is standard edition.
The issue I see is that I get 403 forbidden when i try to query /api/jobs but it works fine for some other like /api/backupServers.
I have searched through the forums and googled some and found out that this is probably because our license for the enterprise manager is now allowed to use the RESTful API to it's full potential.
I authenticate against the RESTful API with HTTP authentication with a user that has the Portal Administrator roll.
What type of license would we need to upgrade to in order to just be able to retrieve information from the API, such as jobs, we don't care much about automation, starting jobs etc we just want to grab the information such as statuses etc.
Anybody know?
Thanks for any help
Best regards
We are running Veeam Backup & Replication for our VMware clusters and we want to integrate jobs and statuses for one of our internal portals.
What we currently have is three Veeam nodes, some proxies and an enterprise manager. We pay per server we backup and the enterprise manager is standard edition.
The issue I see is that I get 403 forbidden when i try to query /api/jobs but it works fine for some other like /api/backupServers.
I have searched through the forums and googled some and found out that this is probably because our license for the enterprise manager is now allowed to use the RESTful API to it's full potential.
I authenticate against the RESTful API with HTTP authentication with a user that has the Portal Administrator roll.
What type of license would we need to upgrade to in order to just be able to retrieve information from the API, such as jobs, we don't care much about automation, starting jobs etc we just want to grab the information such as statuses etc.
Anybody know?
Thanks for any help
Best regards
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
Hello,
You need to use Enterprise Plus edition if you want to use RESTful API. See this link for more info> http://www.veeam.com/backup-version-sta ... rison.html
Thank you!
You need to use Enterprise Plus edition if you want to use RESTful API. See this link for more info> http://www.veeam.com/backup-version-sta ... rison.html
Thank you!
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
Hello Vitaliy,
Thanks for your response.
I think that kind of an odd thing to have, but I guess I was right.
However it's kind of hard to motivate a tripling in price for a API feature, do you know if there is any possiblity to bake in the enterprise manager features in our usage-based subscription?
I guess we will have to live without it otherwise, thanks for the swift response.
Best regards
Thanks for your response.
I think that kind of an odd thing to have, but I guess I was right.
However it's kind of hard to motivate a tripling in price for a API feature, do you know if there is any possiblity to bake in the enterprise manager features in our usage-based subscription?
I guess we will have to live without it otherwise, thanks for the swift response.
Best regards
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
I don't think that is the case. But it might be worth double checking licensing questions with your sales representative.
Also, I'm wondering whether it's possible to integrate simple PS scripts into your internal portal anyhow. (VB&R PS snap-in is available in every paid product edition, and allows to get the information you're after).
Thanks.
Also, I'm wondering whether it's possible to integrate simple PS scripts into your internal portal anyhow. (VB&R PS snap-in is available in every paid product edition, and allows to get the information you're after).
Thanks.
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Hello,
Thanks, I have tasked my manager to get in touch with our sales representative.
I dont think we would go down the route of using PowerShell scripts, the product we are integrating with is a PHP-based inventory system.
Thanks for the help.
Best regards
Thanks, I have tasked my manager to get in touch with our sales representative.
I dont think we would go down the route of using PowerShell scripts, the product we are integrating with is a PHP-based inventory system.
Thanks for the help.
Best regards
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
I'm not a PHP expert, but as far as I know it should be possible to call PS from PHP and grab its output, using shell_exec. Thanks.
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
As the OP noted, there are some API calls that work without a Plus license. Is there a master list of such calls?
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Re: License requirements for RESTful API
The general rule is that in order to get full access to RESTful APIs you need to have a Ent+ license. We don't track exclusions from this rule, so, no there is no such list. Thanks.
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