Configuration Guide

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For non-authentication based API, the API Information can be executed without
any authorization. The response contains the API Information details.
For any REST API that requires authentication, you must provide the Provisioner
credentials by clicking the Authorize Button. Post Authorization one can
execute any APIs that require authentication.
For all the APIs the api-version header is pre-populated with v1.0 as the default
value that helps the admin to determine how to use it. Similarly, the Device and
Guest User JSONs are shown as default body wherever applicable.
You can check for the sample JSON under Models. Each API can be tested to
see the response. For a ready reference, the possible response codes and the
brief response message is also displayed.
For more information about REST API see, the Guest & IoT Manager REST APIs
document.
Configuring Onboarding Template
This module is intended for Guest and IoT Manager Administrator to create and
manage Onboarding templates to be associated with Provisioner accounts.
The Guest and IoT Manager Administrator configures the Onboarding Template
which specifies how Users / Devices can be onboarded by the Provisioner.
Administrator can also configure Custom Attributes and Access Groups.
If you are a Provisioner, you may skip this section, see the ExtremeControl Guest
and IoT Manager Configuration document.
Creating an Onboarding Template
The Onboarding Templates tab in the Onboarding Templates menu is a
collection of settings that establishes the administrative rights and account
settings of the Provisioners that associate with it.
Use this procedure to create an Onboarding Template for each set of
Provisioners that require a unique set of rules for creating Guest Users account /
Device records. Every Provisioner must belong to at least one Onboarding
Template.