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Ransomware Recovery

Get details of a quarantine range - v1

Returns information about a quarantine range on an infected resource using the rangeID. :fa-info-circle: Both v1 and v2 Quarantine APIs are supported for Endpoints, File Server, NAS, VMware, OneDrive, Google Drive, SharePoint, and Shared Drive. However, only v2 Quarantine APIs are supported for Azure Virtual Machines.

get/ransomwarerecovery/v1/quarantineranges/resource/{resourceID}/range/{rangeID}

Request

  • Base URL
    https://apis.druva.com/realize
  • URL
    https://apis.druva.com/realize/ransomwarerecovery/v1/quarantineranges/resource/{resourceID}/range/{rangeID}
  • Auth
    API key in header Authorization

Path parameters

resourceIDinteger required

The unique ID of the resource on which you seek the quarantine range information. Get the ID of a device using the ‘List all devices’ API. For data sources like File Server, NAS, VMware and so on, refer to the respective 'List all backup sets' API.

rangeIDstring required

The unique quarantine range ID for which you need the details. Get the quarantine range ID using the 'List all quarantine ranges' API.

Response

OK

resourceIDinteger

The unique identifier of the resource, a device or a backup set, which is quarantined. Example - 101

rangeIDinteger

The unique identifier of the quarantine range for the quarantined resource. Example - 101.

orgIDinteger

The unique identifier of the Phoenix organization for the quarantined resource. Example - 101. Not applicable for Endpoints.

resourceNamestring

Name of the quarantined resource. Example - Ernie Carter's Macbook.

resourceParentstring

Name of the device user in case of a device or Server Name in case of a backup set which is quarantined. Example - Ernie Carter

resourcePlatformstring

The operating system on the quarantined resource. Example - linux

resourceTypestring

The type of resource. A resource can be one of the following types:

  • Endpoint
  • File Server
  • NAS, and so on
workloadstring

The type of workload. A workload can be one of the following types: endpoint file Server nas, and so on

fromDatestring date

Lists the start date of the quarantine range. Example - 2020-01-25.

toDatestring date

Lists the end date of the quarantine change. If the administrator has not defined any end date, empty string is returned.

addedTimestring date

The date and time when the quarantine range was created. Format - YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ Example - 2020-01-02T15:04:05Z

dataLockboolean

Resource is data locked or not, if true, cannot delete the quarantined snapshots

Example response

{
  "resourceID": 101,
  "rangeID": 101,
  "orgID": 101,
  "resourceName": "Ernie Carter's Macbook",
  "resourceParent": "Ernie Carter",
  "resourcePlatform": "linux",
  "resourceType": "Endpoint",
  "workload": "endpoints",
  "fromDate": "2020-10-25",
  "toDate": "2020-10-25",
  "addedTime": "2020-01-02T15:04:05Z"
}

Changes

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