Authorization Code Management

Authorization code settings

API authorization code (authkey) is used for reporting API and data export interface. Click the icon

to regenerate the authorization code.

The salt value is an additional random value added during the password hashing process to generate a signature (token). Users must set the salt value to call the corresponding interface.

API access whitelist: After enabling the authorization code whitelist, only IP addresses in the whitelist will be allowed to call the API through the authorization code (currently only authkey verification Request is supported). Only after checking the Enable whitelist checkbox canthe settings whitelist be enabled. You can enter one IP address per line.

IPv4 format such as: 192.168.1.1. IPv6 format is such as: 2400:A480:aa:400:a1:b2:c3:d4.

Wildcard matching, such as: 192.168.1.* means 192.168.1.1~254
All IP addresses, only the last segment of the IP is supported.

Wildcard matching (IPv6), such as: 2400:A480:aa:400:a1:b2:c3:* means
2400:A480:aa:400:a1:b2:c3:0~FFFF.

The above settings can only take effect after clicking the Save button.

Generate signature

API
Request will be authenticated, and each API Request needs to include signature information (token) in the Request body to verify the user's identity. Signature information is generated from the salt held by the user. Click the Signature Generation tab at the top of the page, enter the parameter string and salt value, and then click the Signature Generation button to generate a signature.

For specific documentation, please click the Signature Generation Document tab and follow the instructions in the document.

Authorization Code Management

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Authorization code settings

Generate signature