Activating a Remediation Plan and Changing Properties

Activating a Remediation Plan

Type: PUT

URL: https://<JetPatch_URL>/vmanage-server/rest/experimental/patch-governance/remediation-plans/{id}

Note - {id} is the requested remediation plan

Body:

The call should include the whole Remediation Plan object copied from the output of the GET request

Once you have a Remediation Plan with the status 'Activation Required', indicated by the following parameters:

• "kanbanStatus": "NEW"
• "rpStatus": "NEW"

You can activate the RP using a PUT command. Follow these steps:

1. Get the Complete Body of the Specific RP
   Use the GET command:
   https://MANAGER_URL/vmanage-server/rest/experimental/patch-governance/remediation-plans/RP_ID

2. Modify the Output
   Copy the output and execute a PUT command, changing the two parameters to "PENDING" from their previous value of "NEW":

Object Fields Reference

Example:

Changing Endpoint Groups selections and Workflows

To change the Endpoint Groups and Workflows for a Remediation Plan, the "cycleSteps" should have

• computerGroupId: {EndpointGroup_id}
• workflowId: {wf_id}
• order: null

Notes -

• {EndpointGroupid} - the requested Endpoint Group ID
• {wf_id} - the requested workflow 
• The order of the list is important - Each group should have 3 entries. The first entry is for Windows Workflow, the second is for Linux Workflow and the third is for Solaris Workflow

Example - 

"cycleSteps":[
{
  "computerGroupId":5016,
  "workflowId":502,
  "order":0,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
},
{
  "computerGroupId":5016,
  "workflowId":501,
  "order":1,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
},
{
  "computerGroupId":5016,
  "workflowId":503,
  "order":2,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
},
{
  "computerGroupId":501,
  "workflowId":502,
  "order":3,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
},
{
  "computerGroupId":501,
  "workflowId":501,
  "order":4,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
},
{
  "computerGroupId":501,
  "workflowId":503,
  "order":5,
  "maintenanceScheduleId":null
}
]