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Kurt_Huffman
Former Employee
7 years ago

Accessing the LogicMonitor REST API with Postman and LMv1 API Token Authentication

Introduction Postman is widely used for interacting with various REST APIs such as LogicMonitor's. However, there is no out-of-the-box support for the LMv1 authentication method which we recommend a...
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Anonymous
5 years ago

Yeah, when you generated the API id, it would have actually generated the ID along with the key. If you didn't write down the key somewhere, you'll need to destroy and recreate one. The access id and key are both generated as soon as you pick the user that the pair will belong to.  After you hit the save button, you will never again be able to retrieve the access key from LM, hence the copy buttons.  The id is clearly visible after saving, but not they key.