Determine the server for your API query

When using the Data Extraction API, you include the server URL for your N-sight account territory in your queries.

https://{SERVER}/api/?apikey={yourAPIkey}&service=service_name&parameter=xxx

The database server to query depends on the territory your account is registered under. The current territories and their URLs are:

Territory and URL

• Americas: https://www.am.remote.management/
• Asia: https://wwwasia.system-monitor.com/
• Australia: https://www.system-monitor.com/
• Europe: https://wwweurope1.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• France (FR): https://wwwfrance.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• France1: https://wwwfrance1.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• Germany: https://wwwgermany1.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• Ireland: https://wwwireland.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• Poland: https://wwwpoland1.systemmonitor.eu.com/
• United Kingdom: https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/
• United States: https://www.systemmonitor.us/

For example, if your account is in the United Kingdom, your server URL is: https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/

Using the list_server API call, the query looks like:

<https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/api/?apikey=1234567890abcdefg&service=list_servers&siteid=123>

Determine API Server URL from N-sight URL

If you're unsure of your N-sight account territory:

• Look at the URL you use to access N-sight as it may include a region reference, or
• If the URL does not mention a region, for example a custom domain, append /dashboard to one of above URLs and attempt login to your N-sight at the prompt. Based on the United Kingdom this would look like: https://www.systemmonitor.co.uk/dashboard
• If you cannot determine the region from a custom N-sight URL. Open a command prompt or terminal on the device and perform an nslookup on the custom N-sight URL:

nslookup dashboard.custom.domain  
...  
Non-authoritative answer:  
Name:    dashboard.systemmonitor.co.uk  
...