# Cisco ISE 3.0 ERS REST APIs ## License [Cisco Sample Code License](https://developer.cisco.com/site/license/cisco-sample-code-license/) ## Status These are the status icons for the requests so far. - ⌗ : must create resources to test - 🚧 : incomplete | untested - 🛑 : unsupported | bug ## Environment Variables This collection uses environment variables in scripts in the **Tests** tab to store data (`id`, `name`, `portalId`, etc.) between requests. This allows you to `GET` or `POST` then immediately `GET {id}` on a resource. Using **No Environment** will cause this convenience functionality to fail so be sure to choose one. ## Collection Variables This collection includes some default variables that you will want to update or override with environment variables for your ISE deployment. Specifically, you will want to set: - `ise_pan`: the ISE PAN node name or IP address. Default: `ise.securitydemo.net` - `rest_username`: the username for ERS API access. Must be a member of **SuperAdmin**, **ERSAdmin** or **ERSOperator** groups. Default: `admin` which is the ISE SuperAdmin - `rest_password`: Default: `C1sco12345` If you want to manipulate the `guestuser` resource(s) you will also need to use a separate sponsor account specified with: - `guestuser_username`: Default: `guestapi` - `guestuser_password`: Default: `C1sco12345`

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