Method to check which version of the WAPI is installed? [ Edited ]

[#1]

Question, is there a (simple) way to check which version of the WAPI is installed by using a REST call?

If not, I will still need to somehow hack together a solution. I'd prefer to not have to use screen scraping of the wapidoc as I would trust that solution least of all to continue to work after an upgrade in the future. Something I could lookup remotely would be best, such as a registry key maybe? Other options welcome. I'm not sure I'd be able to access the registry of the system involved, currently, I only have access to WAPI.

I saw a similar question from 4 years ago, with solutions of screen-scraping and using guessing. I am hoping there has been an update since then. Fingers crossed.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Following WAPI call should do it. Is it what you are looking for?

https://10.10.10.10/wapi/v1.0/?_schema

Best Regards,
Bibin Thomas

[#3]

This is just what I needed.  Thank you very much!

[#4]

This call provides supported versions. How to determine what is installed?

https://atc-infoblox-gm.wwtatc.local/wapi/v2.7

Unknown WAPI version

Guess I can enumerate though the list. 

Will that work or is there a simple method to do so?

Thanks

Carl

[#5]

Hello Carl,

The easiest way to find that would be :

From the Infoblox GUI of whatever NIOS version that you’re running on -> Select the ‘Help’ icon   from the toolbar -> Select ‘Documentation’ -> Open the ‘WAPI documentation’ -> Search for the keyword ‘The current WAPI version is’.

Looking at the error, i don't think its about the WAPI version. Can you try something like this :

https://atc-infoblox-gm.wwtatc.local/wapi/v2.7/?_schema

I hope that should get you what you are looking for. 

Best regards,

Mohammed Alman.

[#6]

Carl,

"Unknown WAPI version"

You should be authorised (loged in) first to see that properly