How to remove an address-group member via XML API

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How to remove an address-group member via XML API

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Hi,

I would like to remove a single member from an address-group, here is the query I am sending:

https://firewall1.it.mydomain.net/api/?type=config&action=delete&xpath=/config/devices/entry/vsys/en...

The query returns the following:

      <response status="success" code="20">

           <msg>Object doesn't exist</msg>

</response>


I double-checked that both NameOfTheGroup and NameOfTheMember are correct.

What am I missing.

Thanks in advance.

Alex.

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What version of PAN-OS are you using ?


On PAN OS 6.0.x, here is the command to remove an address object called 'MyAddress' from an address group called 'MyGroup' (notice the additional '/static' in the XPath):

https://IP/api/?type=config&action=delete&xpath=/config/devices/entry/vsys/entry[@name='vsys1']/addr...

<response status="success" code="20">

<msg>command succeeded</msg>

</response>

For this test 'REST_API_TOKEN' was used for auth, that can be ignored since you are using a key (&key=MyKey) which works as well.

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L7 Applicator

What version of PAN-OS are you using ?


On PAN OS 6.0.x, here is the command to remove an address object called 'MyAddress' from an address group called 'MyGroup' (notice the additional '/static' in the XPath):

https://IP/api/?type=config&action=delete&xpath=/config/devices/entry/vsys/entry[@name='vsys1']/addr...

<response status="success" code="20">

<msg>command succeeded</msg>

</response>

For this test 'REST_API_TOKEN' was used for auth, that can be ignored since you are using a key (&key=MyKey) which works as well.

Thank you so much, that was it. Btw, where can I learn about REST_API_TOKEN, since sending my key in the query string seems insecure.

Alex.




The token is displayed in the browser address bar if you use first login to the UI & then navigate to API browser at https://firewall/api  The token lifetime should be limited to the lifetime of the UI session you are logged in so the using the key may be the right way to go if you need to automate API requests unattended.

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