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UnwantedAccessRules → Get Unwanted Access Rule
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieve details of a specific Unwanted Access Rule by its ID from the Huntress API.
Inputs
- Id (required) — Numeric ID of the Unwanted Access Rule to retrieve.
- Options — Additional request options including custom JSON body (overrides), custom HTTP headers, query-string filters, batching settings (items per batch and wait interval), debug flag to include request details in output, pagination parameters (though not typically relevant for a single item), and timeout in milliseconds.
Output shape
A single JSON object representing the Unwanted Access Rule identified by the specified ID, returned from the API.
The output includes the rule data in JSON format. If debug is enabled, the output will also contain the actual URL, headers, query parameters, and body sent for the API request under a debug property. Pagination options exist but are not typically applicable since this fetches one rule by ID. Custom body and headers can modify the API request but do not alter the core response shape.