Determine server for API query
When you use the Data Extraction API, you enter URL queries that require the server URL for your N-sight RMM account territory.
https://server/api/?apikey=yourAPIkey&service=service_name¶meter=xxx
The database server to query is dependent on the territory your account is registered under. The current territories and their URLs are:
Territory | URL |
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Americas | https://www.am.remote.management/ |
Asia | https://wwwasia.system-monitor.com/ |
Australia | https://www.system-monitor.com/ |
Europe | https://wwweurope1.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
France (FR) | https://wwwfrance.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
France1 | https://wwwfrance1.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
Germany | https://wwwgermany1.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
Ireland | https://wwwireland.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
Poland | https://wwwpoland1.systemmonitor.eu.com/ |
United Kingdom | https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/ |
United States | https://www.systemmonitor.us/ |
For example, a user in the United Kingdom uses the server URL: https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/
The following is a sample query for listing servers from the United Kingdom territory:
https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/api/?apikey=1234567890abcdefg&service=list_servers&siteid=123
Determine API Server URL from Dashboard URL
If you are unsure of your Dashboard account territory:
- Look at the URL used to access your Dashboard as this may include a region reference, or
- If the URL does not mention a region, for example a custom domain, append /dashboard to one of above URLs and attempt login to your Dashboard at the prompt. Based on the United Kingdom this would look like: https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/dashboard
- If you cannot determine the region from a custom Dashboard URL. Open a command prompt or terminal on the device and perform an nslookup on the custom Dashboard URL:
nslookup dashboard.custom.domain
...
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: dashboard.systemmonitor.co.uk
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