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$ curl -k -u admin: https://10.155.101.214/rest/ip/address/*1
{".id":"*1","actual-interface":"ether2","address":"10.0.0.111/24","disabled":"false",
"dynamic":"false","interface":"ether2","invalid":"false","network":"10.0.0.0"} |
If table contains named parameters, then name instread of ID can be used, for example, get ether1:
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$ curl -k -u admin: https://10.155.101.214/rest/interface/ether1 |
It is also possible to filter the output, for example, return only valid addresses that belong to the 10.155.101.0 network:
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