Set-CAEventWebhookSubscription
Use this command to edit the subscription.
Table 3. Available parameters
$subscriptionId = "ed01cc15-b67f-428d-b836-25405235dd1f"
$notificationUrl = "https://www.quest.com/api/webhook"
Example: Edit the subsystems included in a webhook subscription
Remove-CAEventWebhookSubscription
Use this command to remove a subscription.
Table 4. Available parameters
The ID of the subscription to remove. This parameter is required if the Subscription parameter is not specified. Use the Get-CAEventWebhookSubscriptions command to find the ID.
Example: Remove a webhook subscription Remove-CAEventWebhookSubscription -Connection $connection -SubscriptionId $subscriptionId
Get-CAEventExportSubsystems
Use this command to obtain an array of subsystems to include in a new subscriptions.
Table 5. Available parameters
Example: Get the Active Directory and file system subsystems
Working with event subscriptions in the client
From here, you can:
See Managing a Splunk integration, Managing an IBM QRadar integration, Managing a Micro Focus Security ArcSight Logger and Enterprise Security Manager (ESM) integration, Managing a Quest IT Security Search integration (Preview), and Managing a Syslog integration for details.