GET /config/deployment/hosts/{id}/tunnels
Gets the list of tunnels for the host.
Get a list of tunnel of a host.
MIME Type |
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application/json |
Parameter | Type | Optionality | Data Type | MIME Type | Description |
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id |
path |
Required |
Number (Integer) |
text/plain |
Required - The ID of the host. |
fields |
query |
Optional |
String |
text/plain |
Optional - Use this parameter to specify which fields you would like to get back in the response. Fields that are not named are excluded. Specify subfields in brackets and multiple fields in the same object are separated by commas. |
Range |
header |
Optional |
String |
text/plain |
Optional - Use this parameter to restrict the number of elements that are returned in the list to a specified range. The list is indexed starting at zero. |
filter |
query |
Optional |
String |
text/plain |
Optional - This parameter is used to restrict the elements in a list base on the contents of various fields. |
HTTP Response Code | Unique Code | Description |
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200 |
A list of SSH tunnels. This will list all tunnels currently in the system for the deployed host. |
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404 |
1010 |
Invalid host_id provided. |
422 |
1009 |
Host id provided is invalid. |
Response Description
- name - The name of the tunnel object.
- remote_hostID - The host ID of the remote host of the tunnel.
- remote_port - The port on the remote host that is used by the tunnel.
- local_port - The port on the originating host that is used by the tunnel.
- reverse_source - Set this value to true to initiate the tunnel on the remote host instead of the originating host. This has no effect if either the originating or the remote host is a console.
Response Sample
[
{
"local_port": 42,
"name": "String",
"remote_host_id": 42,
"remote_port": 42,
"reverse_source": true
}
]