v1/account
Use the v1/account API to retrieve information on the current account.
URI
https://<hostname>/ws/v1/account
Formats
| HTTP method | Format | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | /ws/v1/account | Get a summary of the accounts API. | |
| GET | /ws/v1/account/current | Get a summary of the current account. | |
| GET | /ws/v1/account/services | Get a list of the services available for the current account. | |
| GET, PUT, DELETE | /ws/v1/account/current/security | Get, update, or delete the security settings for the current account. | system_defaults |
Parameters
system_defaults
For a GET of the /ws/v1/account/current/security API, set the parameter system_defaults=true to retrieve
the system default password complexity.
Leaving the system_defaults parameter off or its default false ensures the API returns only
the current account’s active security settings.
Fields
API /ws/v1/account/current/security
Password complexity rules control what passwords can be set to for new users or updated to for existing users.
customer_id
Unique customer ID for the Remote Manager account.
password_minimum_length
The minimum password length for users in the account. Defaults to 12 and cannot be set lower than 12 without contacting support. This value can be increased by an account administrator.
password_require_lowercase
The password must contain at least one lowercase letter. Defaults to true. This value can be disabled by an account administrator.
password_require_uppercase
The password must contain at least one uppercase letter. Defaults to true. This value can be disabled by an account administrator.
password_require_number
The password must contain at least one number. Defaults to true. This value can be disabled by an account administrator.
password_require_special
The password must contain at least one punctuation or special character. Defaults to true. This value can be disabled by an account administrator.
password_check_bad_pass
Check user passwords against lists of bad passwords maintained by the system. For example, common english words or NIST bad password lists. See https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-3/sp800-63b.html for more information. This value can be disabled by an account administrator.