Question

A network engineer is writing a script to pull interface statistics from a Cisco DNA Center REST API. After the initial POST to the /token endpoint returns a value, the engineer must include that value in every subsequent GET request so the controller recognizes the session as authenticated. Which action correctly satisfies this requirement?

Accepted Answer

Place the returned token in an HTTP request header (for example, X-Auth-Token) on each GET call

Answer

Append the token to the end of the JSON response body of each GET call

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Send the token as the HTTP status code of each GET call

Answer

Store the token in the client's local cookie file and take no further action in the request