Cisco Cisco Prime Performance Manager 1.3 Guida Dello Sviluppatore
Cisco Prime Performance Manager REST API Guide
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Refer to your Prime Performance Manager server or network to determine your own
FQDN values.
FQDN values.
Additional Notes
1) Only supported for the “GET /reports/{category}../{reportName}”or “GET /groupreports/{category}”
requests.
2) If an FQDN or sgmid is not provided, the REST API defaults to a top network level report. A network level
report consists of information for the top samples in that report metric.
3) Refer to the Prime Performance Manager documentation for more information about network level reports.
5.7.2 sgmid
Table 8 – sgmid Parameter
Parameter
Notes
sgmid
A positive integer number that uniquely identifies a node in the Prime Performance
Manager server
Format:
Positive integer number greater than 0 (eg. 1002, 13001, ..).
-1 is also accepted, and it is optional. See note (3) below.
Examples of valid formatted sgmid:
sgmid=1002
sgmid=13001
Refer to your Prime Performance Manager server or network to determine your own
sgmid values
Manager server
Format:
Positive integer number greater than 0 (eg. 1002, 13001, ..).
-1 is also accepted, and it is optional. See note (3) below.
Examples of valid formatted sgmid:
sgmid=1002
sgmid=13001
Refer to your Prime Performance Manager server or network to determine your own
sgmid values
Additional Notes
• Only supported in the “GET /reports/{category}../{reportName}” requests.
• If an FQDN or sgmid is not provided, the REST API defaults to a top network level report. A network level
report consists of information for the top samples in that report metric. Refer to the Prime Performance
Manager documentation for more information about network-level reports.
Manager documentation for more information about network-level reports.
• For consistency with the Prime Performance Manager web based application an “sgmid” equal to -1means
a network level report. However, this “sgmid” parameter value is not required as a network level report is
already assumed when “FQDN” and “sgmid” are not given.
already assumed when “FQDN” and “sgmid” are not given.
5.7.3 startDate
Table 9 – startDate Parameter
Parameter
Notes
startDate
The start date for the reporting data.
Format:
yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mmZ
where,
yyyy: year (eg. 2010, 2011, 2012…)
MM: month in year (eg, 1-12)
dd: day in month (eg. 1, 2,…,31)
T: charater to separate date from time.
HH: hour in day (0-23)
mm: minute in hour (0-59)
Z: time zone represented as follows (+/-)HHmm
“+” to add or “-“ to subtract the “HHmm” from the GMT time.
Format:
yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mmZ
where,
yyyy: year (eg. 2010, 2011, 2012…)
MM: month in year (eg, 1-12)
dd: day in month (eg. 1, 2,…,31)
T: charater to separate date from time.
HH: hour in day (0-23)
mm: minute in hour (0-59)
Z: time zone represented as follows (+/-)HHmm
“+” to add or “-“ to subtract the “HHmm” from the GMT time.