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Device Manager, as the name suggests, is an application to manage different devices by fetching the device details, adding devices, adding device groups, managing device reservations etc.

Please note: All the non-mandatory request fields are marked as “optional”.

Device

 APIs which handle requests for device details.

POST /device/add (Add new Device Details)

This API adds a device to the Device Manager database. Devices to be used in the Automatics System should be configured in Device Manager. These devices are provided to Automatics Orchestration during test execution.

Before adding a device, the user must  add Head End (/headEnd/add), Device Group (/deviceGroup/add), Device Feature (/deviceFeature/add) and Device Model(/deviceModel/add) to Device Manager. These values will be provided as the input to the device details fields request.

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GET /device/all (Returns all the Device Details)

This API lists all devices configured in the Device Manager application.

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POST /device/delete (Delete existing Device Details)

This API deletes the device from Device Manager application. The input given to the REST API is mac address and it deletes the device with given mac address.

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GET /device/getConnectedHeadEnd (Get Device Head End Using MAC Address)

This API gets name of the head end system to which the device is connected. The input to the REST API  is the device mac address.

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GET /device/getDeviceDetailsFromEcmMacAddress (Get Device Details Using MAC Address and ECM MAC Type)

This API gets details of the device with given ecm mac address from Device Manager application. Input to the REST API is device ecm mac address.

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GET /device/getDeviceDetailsFromMacAddress (Get Device Details Using MAC Address and Device MAC Type)

This API gets details of the device with the given mac address from Device Manager application. Input to the RSER API is device mac address.

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POST /device/getDevicesFromPool (Get Device Details from Pool)

This API gets the list of devices that matches the given search criteria and gateway mac address of the device. The input to the REST API  is device mac address. The search criteria include device status, feature name, device group name, head end name, ip type, consider devices excluded from pool and skip device group application/json fields.

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GET /device/getEcmMacAddress (Get Device ECM MAC Address)

This API gets ecm mac address of the device. The input to the REST API is device mac address.

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GET /device/getGatewayMacAddress (Get Device Gateway MAC Address)

This API gets gateway mac address of the device. The input to the REST API is device mac address. This will return the mac address of the gateway device to which the given client device is connected.

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GET /device/getIpAddress (Get Device IP Address)

This API G=gets IP address of the device. The input to the REST API  is device mac address and mac type.

Mac type refers to the type of mac address. The expected values are ‘DEVICE’ and ‘ECM’.

‘DEVICE’ refers to mac address of the device.

‘ECM’ refers to ecm mac address of the device.

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POST /device/putDeviceToInUsePool (Add Device to Pool)

This API updates the device status to IN_USE. This refers that the device is being in use for test execution in Automatics. Devices with status IN_USE will not be considered for other test executions. This facilitates  exclusive access to devices during testing.

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POST /device/removeDeviceFromInUsePool (Remove Device from Pool)

This API updates the device status to GOOD. After test execution, Automatics will update the status of the device to ‘GOOD’. This means  that the device is available for the next test execution.

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