Sensor request parameters

Retrieves sensor information, start or stop monitoring database, and updates specific sensor properties.

Parameter	Definition
HH$Action	List (default), start-db, stop-db, update
HH$Name	String
HH$Id	Long
HH$Sid	String
HH$ApprovedBy	User ID
HH$Hostname	String
HH$Ip	String
HH$Database	Database ID
HH$Approved	CSV approved status The valid values are APPROVED, DENIED, and PENDING
HH$Status	Communication status The valid values are ALIVE, DELETED, DISCONNECTED, and STOPPED
HH$Server	Server ID
HH$pageSize	Long — The maximum number of results per call. The default value is -1 (ALL)
HH$pageNum	Long — The number of the page to return. The default value is 0
HH$Sensor-db-id	Long — (Optional) Database-sensor-db This number reflects the connection between sensor and database Note You can get this variable value from using the regular sensor service. Find the related XML node <database> of your sensor. In the XML node <database>, you may find XML node <sensor-db-id>
HH$EnableNetMonitor	Enable or disable the network monitoring option
HH$AddParams	Add a list of advanced parameters to the sensor in the format `param1:value1,param2:value2` The values of existing parameters are updated automatically after adding the list of advanced parameters
HH$RemoveParams	Remove a list of advanced parameters from the sensor

Examples

Note
The port number mentioned here varies depending on the Database Security configuration.

To get all connected sensors:
https://127.0.0.1:8443/xmlapi.svc?service=sensor&HH$status=ALIVE
To start monitoring database:
https://127.0.0.1:8443/xmlapi.svc?service=sensor&HH$Action=start-db&HH$Sensor-db-id=10000000
To stop monitoring database:
https://127.0.0.1:8443/xmlapi.svc?service=sensor&HH$Action=stop-db&HH$Sensor-db-id=10000000
To enable network monitoring for all (non-deleted) sensors:
https://127.0.0.1:8443/xmlapi.svc?service=sensor&HH$Action=update&HH$EnableNetMonitor=true