PUT /administrator-ms/security-profiles/v1/{securityProfileId}

Perform the authentication and login to the API. For more information, see POST /auth/login.

Use PUT /administrator-ms/security-profiles/v1/{securityProfileId} to send an HTTP PUT request.

Click Try it Out option.

Set the parameters as listed in the following table.

Parameter Name	Sample Value	Supported Value	Description
securityProfileId	securityProfileId	integer 32	Indicates the security profile ID. Note: This parameter is mandatory.

Under Request body select application/json from drop-down list.

Enter the request body parameter values as follows:

{
  "securityProfileId": 0,
  "securityProfileName": "string",
  "description": "string",
  "accessPrivileges": [
    {
      "privilegeId": 0,
      "privilegeName": "string",
      "description": "string"
    }
  ]
}

The following table describes the request body parameters. <TBD: New>

Parameter Name	Sample Value	Description
>securityProfileId	Integer (int32)	-
>securityProfileName	String	-
>description	String	-
>accessPrivileges
>>privilegeId	Integer (int32)	-
>>privilegeName	String	-
>>description	String	-

Click on Execute to generate the request URL.

Request URL:

https://<IP_Address>:<PORT>/administrator-ms/security-profiles/v1/1

The following table lists the expected responses.

Response Type	Value	Schema
Valid Response	200 OK	For 200 OK, `{ "securityProfileId": 0, "securityProfileName": "string", "description": "string", "accessPrivileges": [ { "privilegeId": 0, "privilegeName": "string", "description": "string" } ] }`
Error Response	400 Bad Request	Not applicable
	401 Authentication Failure	Not applicable
	403 Forbidden	Not applicable
	404 Not found	Not applicable