Authentication Service API

Overview

The Authentication Service gives the client program the ability to log in to the Appliance. LogLogic Web Services methods require an authentication token to validate that the client program has access to the Appliance. Instead of using a username and password (or basic authentication) with every Web Service call, the LogLogic Web Services infrastructure implements a “token” based authentication scheme. Token-based authentication schemes help prevent passwords from being exposed. Only the “token” needs to be included in code, or cached in memory by the client side application. Additionally, the authentication “token” is not applicable, or usable, by the Appliance’ user interface.

GetAuthenticationToken Operation

GetAuthenticationToken lets the Web Services program authenticate and retrieve an
authentication token from the Appliance.

Request Parameters

The GetAuthenticationToken request parameters are:

Parameter Description Default Value Required Type
username A valid user account on the Appliance with “Web Service Access” enabled. No String
password The password for the user account specified by username. No String

Response

The attributes of a GetAuthenticationToken response is:

errorCode -- An AuthenticationResult containing the authenctication token string; an
error code is included in the case of authentication failure. The response is number.

Status Codes

The Search Status Codes are:.

0 No error
1 invalid username and/or password
2 Invalid authorization token
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