Getting a list of users who belong to a specific user group

Ops Center Common Services REST API Reference Guide

Version
10.7.x
File Size
577 KB
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-99OPS003-03
The following request gets a list of users who belong to a specific user group.

Execution permission

You must be a system administrator or a security administrator.

Request line

GET base-URL/security/v1/user-groups/object-ID-of-the-user-group/users

Request message

Object ID of the user group

Specify the value of id acquired by using the request for getting information about a list of user groups.

Attribute

Type

Description

id

string

(Required) Object ID of the user group

Query parameters
None.
Body
None.

Response message

Body
[
    {
        "id": "a010279b-ae66-4c1d-b066-c45d50c9f75a",
        "username": "sysadmin",
        "firstName": "firstName",
        "lastName": null,
        "email": "sysadmin@example.com",
        "dn": null,
        "description": "Built-in user",
        "enabled": true,
        "builtin": true
    }
]

Attribute

Type

Description

id

string

Object ID of the user

username

string

Username

firstName

string

First name of the user

lastName

string

Last name of the user

email

string

Email address

dn

string

Distinguished Name

If the user is not an Active Directory user, the value null is always returned.

description

string

Description of the user account

enabled

boolean

Whether the user account is enabled

  • true: The user account is enabled.
  • false: The user account is disabled.

builtin

boolean

Whether the user is a built-in user

  • true: The user is a built-in user.
  • false: The user is not a built-in user.

Coding example

curl -v -X GET -s "https://example.com:443/portal/security/v1/user-groups/4760d4c0-c593-42fe-b44a-553da4793882/users" -H "Authorization:Bearer eyJhbxxx"
Tip: Because this request uses SSL communication, you must either run the curl command with the root certificate of the Common Services server certificate specified for the --cacert option, or run the command with the -k option specified. (The -k option runs the command by ignoring SSL errors.)