The Device Management Service provides information on devices. The service allows users to discover new devices and view devices configurations. The Device Management Service can be used to remove a device entry from the database or to send multiple RPC commands to a device. The service can also be used to fetch change requests, synchronize or import configuration of a device, or other tasks.

A list of REST URIs is provided in the Resources section to perform various operations.

Service Root

/api/space/device-management

Methods and Collections

REST Resources

• /


• /devices


• /devices/get-syslog-events


• /devices/stop-syslog-events/{id}


• /devices/{id}


• /devices/{id}/change-requests


• /devices/{id}/configurations


• /devices/{id}/configurations/expanded


• /devices/{id}/configurations/expanded/match-content


• /devices/{id}/configurations/raw


• /devices/{id}/configurations/raw/match-content


• /devices/{id}/connection-status


• /devices/{id}/exec-resync


• /devices/{id}/exec-rpc


• /devices/{id}/managed-elements


• /devices/{id}/managed-status


• /devices/{id}/synch-config


• /devices/{id}/view-associated-scripts


• /discover-devices


• /discoveryresult/{id}

Asynchronous APIs

The following APIs support asynchronous method calls. A precondition to making an asynchronous method call is that a queue has been previously created and a user must pass the created queue name as a query parameter in the URL. For further details, see the following:

For receiving asynchronous responses on a queue URL, see the following links:

For more information about job scheduling, see the following links: