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API for Policy Manager

Inti
Inti Member Posts: 2 Security Scout

Hi, i'm managing a private cloud solution for provisioning virtual machines and related services. This uses mostly API-Calls and Scripts to different infrastructure services (Virtualization, Networking, User Management, Backup etc.).

We would like to include an API-Connection to Policy Manager 16 to automatically remove deprovisioned VMs. Currently this a manual process, which is quite cumbersome, especially as almost all other required steps are already working via automation (after approving).

I saw that there is an Elements API but this is for cloud managed products only it seems (I'm not involved with Endpoint Secutiry in our company).
Is there something for Policy Manager as well (preferebly API) or has anyone done something like this before ?

Kind Regards, Inti

Best Answer

  • Sethu Laks
    Sethu Laks Staff, Moderator Posts: 285 W/ Moderator
    edited May 22 Solved

    Hi @Inti

    Thank you for reaching out the WithSecure Community,

    At present, there is no API accessible for this feature. Nonetheless, there is an auto-deletion option designed to remove disconnected hosts from the domain tree. This functionality can be configured within the Policy Manager Console, with two distinct options available:

    1. Consider hosts disconnected after X days
    2. Remove disconnected hosts after Y days

    For instance, if both X and Y are set to 60 days, an inactive host will be removed after X+Y days, totaling 120 days.

    For your reference:

    Should you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're always happy to assist.

    Best regards,
    Sethu
    Community Moderator | Technical Support Engineer
    WithSecure™ https://www.withsecure.com/en/home

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  • Inti
    Inti Member Posts: 2 Security Scout

    Can't say that makes me happy, but I somehow expected it.

    I'll check if that is an option for our security team.

    But, thanks for the quick answer, I appreciate that. 👍

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