Actions95
- Access Point Actions
- Client Actions
- Events Actions
- Gateway Actions
- Label Actions
- Mobility Controller Actions
- Network Actions
- Site Actions
- Swarm Actions
- Switch Actions
- List Switches
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch
- Get VLAN Info for CX Switch
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch Stack
- Get VLAN Info of the CX Switch Stack
- Get Switch Port PoE Info
- Get Switch Port PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch PoE Info
- Get Switch PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch VSX Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch Stack
- Switch Bandwidth Usage
- Top N Switches
- Switch Details
- Delete Switch
- Switch Ports Details
- Get Ports Details for CX Switch
- Switch Chassis Details
- Switch Ports Bandwidth Usage
- Ports Bandwidth Usage for CX Switch
- Switch Ports Errors
- CX Switch Ports Errors
- Switch Stack Port Details
- CX Switch Stack Port Details
- List Switch Stacks
- Switch Stack Details
- Delete Switch Stack
- VPN Actions
Swarm → Get Swarm
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Aruba Central API to retrieve detailed information about a specific Swarm within the network monitoring domain. It is useful for network administrators who need to fetch data about a particular Swarm by its ID, enabling monitoring and management of network device groups or clusters.
Use Case Examples
- A network admin wants to get the status and details of a Swarm identified by its ID in the monitoring domain to analyze network performance.
- An automated workflow retrieves Swarm information to trigger alerts or further processing based on the Swarm's state.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Domain | Specifies the domain of the Aruba Central API to interact with, such as monitoring, firmware, or configuration. For this operation, it defaults to 'monitoring'. |
| Swarm_id | The unique identifier of the Swarm to retrieve. This is required to specify which Swarm's information to fetch in the monitoring domain. |
Output
JSON
swarmId- The ID of the retrieved SwarmswarmDetails- Detailed information about the Swarm, including its status, devices, and other relevant metadata
Dependencies
- Aruba Central API with OAuth2 authentication
Troubleshooting
- Common issues include providing an invalid or non-existent Swarm ID, which results in an error from the API indicating the Swarm was not found.
- Authentication failures due to invalid or expired OAuth2 credentials can prevent the node from executing successfully.
- Network connectivity issues to the Aruba Central API endpoint can cause timeouts or failures.