/mcpJSON Example The following is an example of the GET command to view the details of particular server in the cluster. GET https://< connection-server >/vmrest/vmsservers/<vmsServerObjectId> 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: 200 Ok { { "URI": "/vmrest/vmsservers/ef03ca05-3c05-4465-9985-9de371e2e94e", "ObjectId": "ef03ca05-3c05-4465-9985-9de371e2e94e", "ServerName": " qa-ks-vm-19", "IpAddress": "10.78.171.134", "VmsServerObjectId": "ef03ca05-3c05-4465-9985-9de371e2e94e", "ClusterMemberId": "0", "ServerState": "20", "HostName": " qa-ks-vm-19.cisco.com", "ServerDisplayState": "3", "IpAddressV6":"fe80::250:56ff:feab:1c6" "SubToPerformReplicationRole": "false" } } Explanation of Data Fields Comments Operations Data Type Parameter Acts as a primary key for the API. The ObjectID is a unique system-generated identifier for a VMSServer object. Read Only char Object id Specifies the name of the server. Read Only nvarchar ServerName Specifies the IP address of the server. Read Only varchar IpAddress Acts as a primary key for the API. The VmsServerObjectId is a unique system-generated identifier for a VMSServer object. Read Only char VmsServerObjectId Specifies a unique number assigned to each server in the cluster as per their failover order. Values can be: • 0-Primary • 1-Secondary Read Only smallint ClusterMemberId Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API 654 Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API for System Settings Explanation of Data Fields