Checks whether compliance-restricted tools (Command Prompt, File Manager, Computer Rename) are currently disabled

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Returns the disabled or enabled status of compliance-gated tools — Command Prompt, File Manager, and Computer Rename — based on the system manager compliance settings configured by the administrator.

Request URL

https://{server-hostname}:8383/dcapi/tools/disabledToolsStatus

Scope

Tools.READCopied!

Header

Authorization: d92d4xxxxxxxxxxxxx15f52

Request Parameters

- Request Headers

AcceptstringMandatory
application/jsonapplication/jsonCopied!

Sample Request

Curl
Java
Python
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PowerShell
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curl --request GET \
  --url https://appdomain/dcapi/tools/disabledToolsStatus \
  --header 'Accept: application/json' \
  --header 'Authorization:  d92d4xxxxxxxxxxxxx15f52'

Response Parameters

- HTTP code 200

Response Body - application/json
JSON Object
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commandPromptboolean

true if Command Prompt access is disabled by compliance settings

fileManagerboolean

true if File Manager access is disabled by compliance settings

computerRenameboolean

true if Computer Rename is disabled by compliance settings

Possible Response Codes

200HTTP code

Sample Response: HTTP 200

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  {
    "fileManager": false,
    "commandPrompt": false,
    "computerRename": true
  }
                
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Duration: 1 minute | Threshold: 30 | Lock period: 5 minutes

Duration - Time window for the threshold.
Threshold - Number of API calls allowed within the specified duration.
Lock Period - Wait time before consecutive API requests.