Hi @declanw 
I do not think there is an API call to get all devices from a domain.

Workaround 1: put all devices of your domain into a Device Group and use the “Get Group Devices API” which will return all devices from your list. When using Dynamic Search for this group, the group can be updated in your daily benchmark.

Workaround 2: use the Inventory Report to create an inventory which you can export.

Thanks Carsten.

I will investigate the Group API. 

Dongxu Jia from the NetBrain Support team also responded :

“According to your description, NetBrain currently does not provide a REST API to directly obtain all devices of the specified domain.

But NetBrain supports the RESTful API to get all devices of the specified Site.

If you have very few devices, you can get all the devices under My Network/, and if you have a lot of devices, you can get all the devices under the specified Site Path, and you can get them multiple times at the same time.”

Kind regards

Declan

Hi, I have my Python code doing what it needs to do.

In the end, I used the “looping around leaf Sites” solution. 

 I tried the Device Group and found that if it failed to add 1 device to a group, it did not any others. Probably my poor coding. 

Thanks for the guidance.

if you are looking for all records in the mongodb you can hit the shared device settings endpoint.  

https://github.com/NetBrainAPI/NetBrain-REST-API-R10.0a/blob/main/REST%20APIs%20Documentation/Shared%20Device%20Setting%20Management/Get%20shared%20device%20settings%20API.md

if you have more then 100 devices you will have to create logic to loop the call so you increase the record groups by 100 each time.  

Thanks to all that replied to this.

It is obvious that there are various ways to do it. In the end, I guess it is down to what works best for your environment.

Kind regards,

DeclanW 

If you use  /V1/CMDB/Devices with hostname and ip as “”, can’t we receive the entire device list of a domain.