Viewing information about endpoint-to-endpoint tunnels

You can use GET requests to list the tunnels between endpoints in a VPN, and to view information about a specific endpoint-to-endpoint tunnel.

After opening the VPN topology, use this request to list the endpoint-to-endpoint tunnels for a specific gateway:

GET http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/vpn/5/tunnels/ADcAOw==/endpoints

The request returns a 200 HTTP status response code and this result:

{
    "result":
    [
              {
              "href":"http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/vpn/5/tunnels/ADcAOw==/endpoints/AGoAcg==",
              "name":"Gateway EndPoint Tunnel 106-114",
              "type":"gateway_endpoint_tunnel"
              },                         
    ]
}

Use this request to view information about a specific endpoint-to-endpoint tunnel:

GET http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/vpn/5/tunnels/ADcAOw==/endpoints/AGoAcg==

The request returns a 200 HTTP status response code and this result:

{
    "enabled":true,
    "endpoint_1":"http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/fw_cluster/1554/internal_gateway/55/internal_endpoint/106",
    "endpoint_2":"http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/fw_cluster/1563/internal_gateway/59/internal_endpoint/114",
    "key":0,
    "link":[
            {
            "href":"http://localhost:8082/7.2.1/elements/vpn/5/tunnels/ADcAOw==/endpoints/AGoAcg==",
            "rel":"self",
            "type":"gateway_endpoint_tunnel"
            }
    ]
}