GET Exchange Email Aliases list
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Retrieve an Exchange Email Aliases list by domain name
GET /accounts/account-number/exchange/domain-name/emailaliases
GET /accounts/account-number/exchange/domain-name/emailaliases?page=page-num&pageSize=page-size&sortField=sort-field&sortOrder=sort-order&filter-field=filter-value
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Parameters
- account-number - string
- The account-number that the Exchange resource belongs to
- domain-name - string
- The domain-name that is associated with the Exchange resource
- page-num- int
- (OPTIONAL)
- Request a specific page of data. If not set defaults to 1
- page-size - int
- (OPTIONAL)
- Size used to paginate the request. If not set defaults to 100
- sort-field - string
- (OPTIONAL)
- Specifies a field upon which to sort the data. If not set no sorting is preformed. Allowed values are specified by an OPTIONS request
- sort-order - string
- (OPTIONAL)
- Specifies the order in which the data is sorted. If not set no sorting is preformed if sort-field is not set or defaults to asc otherwise. Allowed values are specified by an OPTIONS request
- filter-field - string
- (OPTIONAL)
- Specifies a field upon which the data is filtered. If multiple filter-field are set all of them have to be true to pass the filter. If none are set no filtering is performed. Allowed values are specified by an OPTIONS request. Example: if we want to filter by field 'status' then the paramenter should look like 'filterStatus=value'. That way one can filter by more then one field.The values can be also specified using wildcards(*).
- filter-value - string
- (OPTIONAL)
- A value with which the filter-field is filtered. Values are either an exact match or partial match using a wildcard(*). Additional restrictions may be specified by an OPTIONS request
Response
Returns a dictionary with shorten information about email aliases of the Exchange product associated with the given domain name
Response Body
{ "list" : [ { "emailAlias" : "email_alias_1@example.com", "details" : "http://{server-name}/accounts/{account-number}/exchange/{domain-name}/emailaliases/email_alias_1" }, { "emailAlias" : "email_alias_2@example.com", "details" : "http://{server-name}/accounts/{account-number}/exchange/{domain-name}/emailaliases/email_alias_2" }], "links" : [ { "href" : "http://{server-name}/accounts/{account-number}/exchange/{domain-name}/emailaliases/", "rel" : "self" } ] }
- list - list
- List of the email aliases for the selected domain. Each element of the list has the following attributes:
- emailAlias - string
- The email alias address
- details - string
- Hyperlink to the email alias' details
- links - list
- Hypermedia for this resource. Link to self will preserve filtering, sorting and pagination set by the request. Links to the first, last, previous and next pages will also be included if applicable
The details hyperlink and hypermedia's parameters are as following:
- {server-name} - string
- The name of the server from which the resources are requested
- {account-number} - string
- The account-number that the Exchange resource belongs to
- {domain-name} - string
- The domain-name that is associated with the Exchange resource
Expected Response Codes
- 200
- Success
- 400
- Bad request
- This is usually a sign that the client attempted to use filtering/sorting criteria that are invalid for this resource
- 404
- Non-existent resource
- Returned if no Exchange service could be found for the given domain name.
- 405
- Unsupported method
- 500
- Internal server error
- 502
- Bad gateway
- There was a failure in an upstream service that caused a failure in the API.