/mcpGET http://<connection-server>/vmrest/cluster The following is the response from the above GET request: 200 OK <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?> <VmsServers total="2"> <VmsServer> <URI>/vmrest/vmsservers/3ee10726-9634-4066-bfcb-c936bc074be6</URI> <ObjectId>3ee10726-9634-4066-bfcb-c936bc074be6</ObjectId> <ServerName> qa-ks-vm-279</ServerName> <IpAddress>10.65.156.193</IpAddress> <VmsServerObjectId>3ee10726-9634-4066-bfcb-c936bc074be6</VmsServerObjectId> <ClusterMemberId>0</ClusterMemberId> <ServerState>1</ServerState> <HostName> qa-ks-vm-279.cisco.com</HostName> <ServerDisplayState>3</ServerDisplayState> <IpAddressV6>fe80::250:56ff:feab:1c6</ IpAddressV6> <SubToPerformReplicationRole>false</SubToPerformReplicationRole> </VmsServer> <VmsServer> <URI>/vmrest/vmsservers/a57a68c6-782f-4757-945c-270e0fba2734</URI> <ObjectId>a57a68c6-782f-4757-945c-270e0fba2734</ObjectId> <ServerName> qa-ks-vm-279.cisco.com </ServerName> <IpAddress>10.65.156.252</IpAddress> <VmsServerObjectId>a57a68c6-782f-4757-945c-270e0fba2734</VmsServerObjectId> <ClusterMemberId>1</ClusterMemberId> <ServerState>8</ServerState> <HostName> qa-ks-vm-279.cisco.com </HostName> <ServerDisplayState>4</ServerDisplayState> <IpAddressV6>fe85::450:56ff:feab:1c6</ IpAddressV6> <SubToPerformReplicationRole>false</SubToPerformReplicationRole> </VmsServer> </VmsServers> In case of a standalone location, only the data related to that location gets displayed. JSON Example The following is an example of a GET that displays the list of servers in the cluster: GET http://<connection-server>/vmrest/vmsservers Accept: application/json Content-type: application/json Connection: keep-alive The following is the response from the above GET request and the actual response will depend upon the information given by you: Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API 652 Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API for System Settings Listing Cisco Unity Connection Cluster locations