To navigate to User Profile, select your username on the left navigation pane

User Profile involves defining and managing your Profile Data, Preferences, Security Settings, and LogicHub API Tokens.

Profile Data

• Profile Data provides reference information of a USERNAME, ROLE, AUTHENTICATION TYPE, and also EMAIL ADDRESS which is editable.

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Click on the Edit icon on top right corner of the Profile Data section to edit the EMAIL ADDRESS

Preferences

• Preferences provides references to detailed information that can be utilized to assign or edit access to CASE NOTIFICATIONS, PLAYBOOK EDITOR, and PASSWORD

  • The CASE NOTIFICATIONS authorize you to determine which types of cases are notified to you through the mail and also what activity is notified of in a case. Use the toggle option to activate or deactivate individual CASE NOTIFICATIONS
  • The PLAYBOOK EDITOR allows you to alter default mode as Advanced mode once you enable the Open playbooks in Advanced mode by default toggle option and to remember the last mode of each edited playbook, enable the Remember the last mode for each playbook toggle. The default is to use the Easy Mode editor each time
  • The PASSWORD section allows you to Reset a User's Password.

Security Settings

• Security Settings provides the option to Reset a User's Password, if you already know your current password and want to change it.

LogicHub API Token

Use API tokens to make secure REST or HTTP Query protocol requests to LogichHub service APIs.
For your protection, you should never share your tokens with anyone. As a best practice, we recommend a frequent token update.

Create API Token

• Navigate to User Profile > API Tokens.
• Click New Token on the right top corner to create a new token.
• Enter Name of your choice to new API Token and click on Create.

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An error message will pop up if the name is already used by another token. In such a scenario choose a different name.

• All the tokens will be on hidden mode, to copy hover over the respective API Token column and click on Copy.
• Click on the midline ellipsis (three dots) on the right on any of the tokens to Delete and Reveal a token.

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API Tokens created earlier, the Name is denoted with the first five Alphanumeric letters of API Token for backward compatibility.

Example API Call using Token

Use api token in 'X-Auth-Token' http header.

curl -X GET \
  https://<hostname>/api/version \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H 'X-Auth-Token: <API Token>'