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Which procedure accesses the REST API browser within Cisco UCS Director?

The correct answer is C. Enable the Developer menu. Select Orchestration in the UI, then select the REST API browser tab. Accessing the REST API browser in Cisco UCS Director requires enabling the Developer menu first, then navigating to Orchestration > REST API browser tab - this is a built-in UI tool for exploring and testing API calls without writing code. Option A is wrong because the REST API…

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Question

Which procedure accesses the REST API browser within Cisco UCS Director?

Options

  • ASend an HTTP GET request to https://[UCS Director IP]/api/get_resources/.
  • BLog in as the user REST/user to access the REST API interface.
  • CEnable the Developer menu. Select Orchestration in the UI, then select the REST API browser tab.
  • DSelect the API browser from the Cisco UCS Director End User Portal catalog of services.

How the community answered

(50 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    92% (46)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Accessing the REST API browser in Cisco UCS Director requires enabling the Developer menu first, then navigating to Orchestration > REST API browser tab - this is a built-in UI tool for exploring and testing API calls without writing code. Option A is wrong because the REST API endpoint /api/get_resources/ is not a valid UCS Director path, and browsing the API requires authentication and a proper session, not a raw GET request. Option B is wrong because there is no special REST/user account in UCS Director - API access uses your normal credentials with an API key, not a dedicated login. Option D is wrong because the End User Portal is a simplified self-service catalog for end users, not where administrators access developer tooling like the REST API browser.

Memory tip: Think "Developer menu → Orchestration → REST tab" - the word DOR helps you remember the path, and the fact that it's hidden behind a Developer menu makes sense because it's a power-user feature that Cisco keeps out of the default view.

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#UCS Director#REST API#API Browser#Developer Tools

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