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How to write to a custom field using the FileWave API

It is often desirable to alter FileWave Custom Field values, especially when it comes to driving ...

Using the Command Line API to limit, sort, and offset values returned

Problem When utilizing FileWave's Command Line API to extract inventory information, you may fin...

Returning Device Information as a JSON

What The Client Info > Device Details of a particular client, contains a wealth of information t...

Bulk Update the Enrollment User (auth_username) using API

What This problem and solution came from a customer who had many devices in FileWave, yet did no...

Naming conventions and acronyms

What FileWave Knowledge Base articles will sometimes use acronyms, and occasionally we may miss ...

Default TCP and UDP Port Usage

FileWave software uses the below-listed TCP/IP ports. These are default settings and may be confi...

Sending MDM Commands

What FileWave Anywhere can send MDM commands to devices, and the FileWave Anywhere API can trigge...

FileWave Anywhere API Documentation

What FileWave Anywhere includes a Swagger/OpenAPI documentation page for supported public API pat...

Find iOS and iPadOS 27-Compatible Devices with Inventory Reports

Description Use the included JSON definitions to import two Inventory Reports (formerly Queries) ...

Find Macs Compatible with macOS 27 Using Inventory Reports

Description Use the included FileWave Inventory Reports to identify managed Macs that Apple lists...

Choose a FileWave API

What An application programming interface (API) lets software read data from a service or send da...