About the only way I can think would be to erect a firewall in front of the
AR server and only allow connections from authorized client machines,
otherwise, they are using your system within the bounds of proper usage
from a system perspective, if not within the bounds of political perspective
Now sure if user logs would be helpful in our case since we don't know the
timing when the client pulls up the report.
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There are no performance issues. Its just that they are moving on to a new
reporting application.
We want to block them from using existing API.
Only thing I now is they are using API with GetList to retrieve data -
ArServer.GetListEntryWithFields
Don't even know when they access it or login.
M
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> Plug-in logs?
> Rick
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Kaur,
How do you know they are using the API?I assumed that you knew who it
wasso, if you have investigation going onthere are a few ways...
One could be your User logif I remember correctly, that identifies the
client used for connectionif they haven't spoofed it, or haven't
I would say Plugin and User logs
Fred
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Plug-in logs?
Rick
Plug-in logs?
Rick
On Mar 20, 2017 07:23, "Kaur" wrote:
> Client have been using it for years and we have no idea what credentials
> are being used.
> Of course, we can't ask that from client and we don't have at
> documentation.
>
> Any way we can identify/find the
Client have been using it for years and we have no idea what credentials are
being used.
Of course, we can't ask that from client and we don't have at documentation.
Any way we can identify/find the user id?
Thanks!
Kaur
The client will need to uninstall/delete the API files. You can't block users
from using the API.
Other alternative is to disable the login ID they are using.
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> On Mar 19, 2017, at 10:43 AM, Kaur wrote:
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> Hello All,
>
> One of our client is
Kaur,
If you are providing them with a user id and password, they have legitimate
access to the data, you can set minimum api versions, but remember that all
clients are api clients.
Depending on your version, you can limit to only certain client tips, but
with the api you can self identify,
Hello All,
One of our client is using remedy API - ARAPI_NET to pull data from remedy.
ARAPI764.NET.zip was downloaded and installed by the client themselves on their
systems.
I'm looking for a way to turn off this process/API.
Please help.
Thanks!
Kaur
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