WTI RESTful API

WTI console server and power control products now offer RESTful API support. WTI’s RESTful API can be employed by DevOps engineers and system administrators to manage and monitor our console servers and power control products. Documentation for WTI’s RESTful API is available in both HTML and RAML format via the links below:

• HTML: https://ftp.wti.com/pub/TechSupport/Restful_WTI/current/api/api.html
• RAML: https://ftp.wti.com/pub/TechSupport/Restful_WTI/current/api/api.raml
• OpenAPI (Swagger): https://ftp.wti.com/pub/TechSupport/Restful_WTI/current/api/api.yaml

A fledgling GitHub repository with WTI RESTful examples in Python is available to try at https://github.com/wtinetworkgear or if you want to get your feet wet from the command line you can go over to http://wtiknows.com/2018/02/14/restful-api-introduction/ that gives a quick introduction of accessing WTI units via RESTful with wget commands.

The table below lists firmware versions for WTI products that support RESTful API: