Kyocera REST API

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  • SenseiNYC
    Wireless/Network Engineer
    • Jun 2024
    • 34

    #1

    Kyocera REST API

    Some years ago I wrote some code which takes the XML from an exported Address Book from KM Net Viewer and creates One-Touch entries which you can then reimport with KM Net Viewr to the same machine or even another machine. The purpose was that a vendor needed to mass deploy 50 or even 100+ address book entries across a small fleet of machines at customers but only the Address Book entries existed and they needed One-Touch keys added as they distribute the AB to other machines.

    What I am looking for is the REST API for port 9090 (or similar) to control/configure the local machine address book, including the One-Touch keys so I can make a single web page (a tech can have this web page on their laptop and simply access the machine on the local network) and perform this task. If anyone has any info on a REST API, it would be greatly appreciated.
  • Exodia-P4
    Trusted Tech

    100+ Posts
    • Jan 2023
    • 134

    #2
    Hello, I'm interested in your code, can you share it please ?

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    • SenseiNYC
      Wireless/Network Engineer
      • Jun 2024
      • 34

      #3
      Originally posted by Exodia-P4
      Hello, I'm interested in your code, can you share it please ?
      The original code was written some time ago in VBS. I was trying to write something without sniffing the network to learn how to communicate with the copier port 9090 for communications to understand the XML-SOAP. I was hoping a RESTful API would be available, but I'd settle for SOAP if necessary.
      VBScript: Kyocera Address Book Create Ont-Touch Keys - MegaphatNetworks/VBScript--Kyocera-Address-Book-Create-Ont-Touch-Keys

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      • Exodia-P4
        Trusted Tech

        100+ Posts
        • Jan 2023
        • 134

        #4
        Originally posted by SenseiNYC

        The original code was written some time ago in VBS. I was trying to write something without sniffing the network to learn how to communicate with the copier port 9090 for communications to understand the XML-SOAP. I was hoping a RESTful API would be available, but I'd settle for SOAP if necessary.
        Thank you, I will test it

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