When you authenticate to the XIQ API you get logged into your "main" account. This is the account in which are a a normal admin and not an "external admin". Using that authentication token, you should be able to make all API calls in your main accoun...
Thanks for sharing your findings. That acutally makes sense: a guest admin should not have the capability to add external admins to the XIQ account. Is that "guest admin" a local admin with the "Guest Management" role?
Congratulations on being the first one to post a question into our new API community I just gave this API call a try using the Swagger page and it worked fined. I tried it with two accounts (email addresses) from colleagues who have XIQ accounts but...
Hi Marwin, here are code snippets from a script from my colleague that might help: Get Tokentoken_url = 'https://'+ self.host +':'+ str(self.port) +'/oauth/token/access-token?grant_type=client_credentials' headers = {"Content-Type" : "applicatio...
Technically you can achieve that but it is not recommended nor supported. But then agian, I don’t think anyone can prevent you from doing this Potential issues: security (you open up the XMC DB directly to the “outside”)support (if things go wro...
