Introduction

The purpose of this document is to provide instructions to apply API (Application Programming Interface) connection to GYTPOL server from a third-party tools.

Overview

Gytpol API v1.0 covers the following use cases:

• Getting misconfigurations for a given computer

• Getting misconfigurations for all computers

• Getting the list of all computers that had misconfigurations

These use cases are addressed accordingly by the following REST API functions:

• get_miscon_by_computer

• get_misconfigurations_start to set a filter and get a token for following calls to get_misconfigurations_next

• get_miscon_computers_start to set a filter and get a token for following calls to get_miscon_computers_next

• add_to_group - to add computers to your custom group

# Your existing code here

# Add a pause of 2 seconds (adjust as needed) between each iteration
Start-Sleep -Seconds 2

API Keys

All HTTPS requests for REST API functions must include the x-api-key parameter in the request header, as illustrated in the examples below.

SaaS customers are advised to reach out to their customer success manager to obtain the necessary x-api-key.

On-Prem Customers:

To generate an API key in the GYTPOL UI, navigate to the gear icon > Settings > GYTPOL API Keys. To create a new key, click the + (Plus) icon and assign a name that corresponds to the system. The key will expire after 1 year by default.

API Port

For On-Prem customers, the default port for API access is 9191. If you wish to use a different port, you can make the adjustment by modifying the port in the file located at c:\gytpol\data\webserv_config.json.

After changing the port, be sure to restart the gytpol Web UI service to apply the modifications.

For SaaS customers, there is no need to specify a port, as the URL utilizes port 443.

Base URL

The Base URL variable in both the scripts and the examples provided below should be set to your GYTPOL URL.

For on-premises customers, it's necessary to append the port after the GYTPOL server URL, like so: https://gytpol.domain.local:9191/gytpolapi/v2.0/<function-name>.

However, SaaS customers can simply utilize the URL of their tenant without the port: https://gytpol.eu.cloud.gytpol.com/gytpolapi/v2.0/<function-name>.

get_miscon_by_computer

This REST API function returns misconfigurations given a computer name and optionally Windows domain name.

Request Structure

JSON string of the following structure:

Response Structure

JSON string of the following structure:

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_by_computer" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{ \"computer\": \"YOUR-COMPUTER-NAME\"}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"

$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{API KEY}")

$body = "{`"computer`": `"{PCName}`"}"

$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_by_computer' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

$response | ConvertTo-Json

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

Response Example

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests

get_misconfigurations_start

Use this function to initiate a series of calls to get misconfigurations by computer.

Request Structure

Request body should contain json object of the following structure:

Json in the request body looks like in the following example:

Response Structure

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_start" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{ \"computer\": null, \"domainName\": null, \"selTarget\": null, \"severity\": \"Medium\", \"computerOu\": null, \"topicCodes\": null, \"fromHostReportingDt\": \"2023-01-10T19:43:46+02:00\", \"toHostReportingDt\": null, \"returnMutedTopics\": false}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"

$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{API KEY}")

$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

$body = "{`"severity`":`"High`"}"

$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_start' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

$response | ConvertTo-Json

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

Response Example

{"token":"7h5vmgiKQgvFiTb3xhrSyum52cbfh77xexcus8kGtOP03mliJxbJL99q8wfC2d8kwpNGXa0QF1VuycY6xnosSJePUkaGGUgCQ61rBmVcJI1J6RkUZMWmmGGD3R/+e9b2SrRlamRNusqUBOCphAeyDpBGb7uliNLpfn7wB2JiDGDJRu73Im6UIt3V7ITZDehfsb+JkWXVLlKNIv9+RvxrBCxVa/7StHvyW10cpGF67P9HfLZFbQOCjFsFOs8Mn6amZJrh1bkpasAblUWI0toXZVrlLHr6lfEYZMRnTadcBNTNIUBBWr6ptLUvdcWqEukmdaBublWIQBpAI++Seqc9rMF2WEex9o2n+5NyQBp8+OnuvsUcUybW/MfjG6J/06d07Tf/ks9mQJgZO2vnuJQAPA=="}

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests

get_misconfigurations_next

Use this function to initiate a series of calls to get misconfigurations by computer

Request Structure

Json in the request body looks like in the following example:

Response Structure

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_next" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{ \"token\": \"7h5vmgiKQgvFiTb3xhrSyum52cbfh77xexcus8kGtOP03mliJxbJL99q8wfC2d8kwpNGXa0QF1VuycY6xnosSJePUkaGGUgCQ61rBmVcJI1J6RkUZMWmmGGD3R/+e9b2SrRlamRNusqUBOCphAeyDpBGb7uliNLpfn7wB2JiDGDJRu73Im6UIt3V7ITZDehfsb+JkWXVLlKNIv9+RvxrBCxVa/7StHvyW10cpGF67P9HfLZFbQOCjFsFOs8Mn6amZJrh1bkpasAblUWI0toXZVrlLHr6lfEYZMRnTadcBNTNIUBBWr6ptLUvdcWqEukmdaBublWIQBpAI++Seqc9rMF2WEex9o2n+5NyQBp8+OnuvsUcUybW/MfjG6J/06d07Tf/ks9mQJgZO2vnuJQAPA==\"}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"

$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{API KEY}")

$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

$body = "{`"Token`":{TOKEN}}"

$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_next' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

$response | ConvertTo-Json

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

Response Example

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests

Example script to extract a list of all reporting devices and their misconfigurations

$headers = @{
    "x-api-key" = "{API KEY}"
    "Content-Type" = "application/json"
}
$body = "{}"
$outputData = @()

$response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'https://{BASE URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_start' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

do {
    # Convert response to JSON and output
    $response | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 3

    # Accumulate data for each iteration
    $outputData += $response

    # Prepare next request body
    $body = @{ token = $response.token } | ConvertTo-Json
    
    [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
    [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::ServerCertificateValidationCallback = {$true}
    
    # Make next request
    $response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'https://{BASE URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_misconfigurations_next' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body
} until ($response.computers.Count -eq 0)

# Export all the data to a JSON file
$outputData | ConvertTo-Json | Set-Content -Path "C:\path\to\output_data.json"

get_miscon_computers_start

Use this function to initiate a series of calls to get the list of computers that have misconfigurations. Computers will be returned in alphabetical order:

Request Structure

Request body should contain json object of the following structure:

Json in the request body looks like in the following example:

Response Structure

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_computers_start" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{ \"computer\": null, \"domainName\": null, \"selTarget\": \"Windows Servers\"}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"

$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{API KEY}")

$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

$body = "{domainName: {DomainName}}"

$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_computers_start' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

$response | ConvertTo-Json

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

Response Example

{"token":"7h5vmgiKQgvFiTb3xhrSyum52cbfh77xexcus8kGtOP03mliJxbJL99q8wfC2d8kwpNGXa0QF1VuycY6xnosSJePUkaGGUgCQ61rBmVcJI1J6RkUZMWmmGGD3R/+e9b2SrRlamRNusqUBOCphAeyDpBGb7uliNLpfn7wB2JiDGDJRu73Im6UIt3V7ITZDehfsb+JkWXVLlKNIv9+RvxrBCxVa/7StHvyW10cpGF67P9HfLZFbQOCjFsFOs8Mn6amZJrh1bkpasAblUWI0toXZVrlLHr6lfEYZMRnTadcBNTNIUBBWr6ptLUvdcWqEukmdaBublWIQBpAI++Seqc9rMF2WEex9o2n+5NyQBp8+OnuvsUcUybW/MfjG6J/06d07Tf/ks9mQJgZO2vnuJQAPA=="}

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests

get_miscon_computers_next

Use this function to continue getting results for the list of computers:

Request Structure

Json in the request body looks like in the following example:

Response Structure

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_computers_next" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{ \"token\": \"7h5vmgiKQgvFiTb3xhrSyum52cbfh77xexcus8kGtOP03mliJxbJL99q8wfC2d8kwpNGXa0QF1VuycY6xnosSJePUkaGGUgCQ61rBmVcJI1J6RkUZMWmmGGD3R/+e9b2SrRlamRNusqUBOCphAeyDpBGb7uliNLpfn7wB2JiDGDJRu73Im6UIt3V7ITZDehfsb+JkWXVLlKNIv9+RvxrBCxVa/7StHvyW10cpGF67P9HfLZFbQOCjFsFOs8Mn6amZJrh1bkpasAblUWI0toXZVrlLHr6lfEYZMRnTadcBNTNIUBBWr6ptLUvdcWqEukmdaBublWIQBpAI++Seqc9rMF2WEex9o2n+5NyQBp8+OnuvsUcUybW/MfjG6J/06d07Tf/ks9mQJgZO2vnuJQAPA==\"}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"

$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{API KEY}")

$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

$body = "{token: {TOKEN}}"

$response = Invoke-RestMethod 'https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/get_miscon_computers_start' -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body

$response | ConvertTo-Json

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests

add_to_group

Use this function to add a computer to a computer group.

Note 1: Ensure that the computer group is created in the UI with at least one device included before running the command.

Note 2: The device name should be added exactly as it appears in the UI, without the FQDN, and the device must have reported to the GYTPOL console previously. Devices that have never reported cannot be added.

Request Structure

Json in the request body looks like in the following example:

Request Example

curl --location --request POST "{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/add_to_group" --header "x-api-key: jyUbUQNuVjClzQ5f6sXgmcgGzyoFiaYXA+OvxObvLV8=" --data-raw "{\"groupName\":\"Exchange Servers\",\"computerName\":\"WIN-A951IBBEJC2\"}"

Powershell:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"
$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{x-api-key}")
$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

$body = "{‘groupName’: ‘{GROUP}’, computerName: ‘{COMPUTER}’}"

[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
[System.Net.ServicePointManager]::ServerCertificateValidationCallback = {$true}

$response = Invoke-RestMethod -uri "https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/add_to_group" -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body
$response | ConvertTo-Json

If you wish to use CSV for faster load of devices, please create a CSV file in the below format:

Computername,
ws0021,
ws0042,
ws0336,
ws0338

Powershell example:

$headers = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]"
$headers.Add("x-api-key", "{x-api-key}")
$headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json")

# Ensure the computer group is created in the UI with at least one device
# Replace {GROUP} with the actual group name, i.e SERVERS
$groupName = "{GROUP}"

# Read computer names from CSV file without headers
$computers = Get-Content -Path "c:\path\to\computers.csv" | Select-Object -Skip 1

# Loop through each computer and add it to the group
foreach ($line in $computers) {
    # Split the line by commas and take the first part as the computer name
    $computerName = $line.Split(',')[0].Trim()

    # Create the body for the API request
    $body = @{
        groupName = $groupName
        computerName = $computerName
    } | ConvertTo-Json
    
    # Send the API request
    [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
    [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::ServerCertificateValidationCallback = {$true}
    
    $response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri "https://{BASE-URL}/gytpolapi/v2.0/add_to_group" -Method 'POST' -Headers $headers -Body $body
    $response | ConvertTo-Json
    
    # Optional: Add a 2-second pause between each iteration. Remove the comment if needed.
    # Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
}

Note: Change BASE-URL to your base URL. Change x-api-key to your API key.

For On-prem customers, please incorporate your port (i.e., 9191) into the BASE-URL as follows: BASE-URL:PORT.

HTTP Return Codes

200 Ok

400 Bad Request

401 Unauthorized

429 Too Many Requests