The NAS Bridge management API allows multiple instances of each REST resource type to exist concurrently. Each instance can be viewed as an object. Therefore, for a given resource type, you can consider the resource instances to be in an array of one or more objects. This design gives you better flexibility and control when accessing the resource instances through the API.
The IDs are generally returned in the HTTP response after a successful add request. An ID must be provided in the following situations:
The following status values are used for NAS Bridge resources:
The underlying services are being notified of a change.
The underlying services are coordinating the commitment of a change.
A change has been rejected. Check the error log messages for more information.
A change failed and all services have completed a rollback. You should check the system event log for more information.
A change has been successfully completed, and the corresponding resource is ready for use.
In most cases, the original request or action type is added to the beginning to create the complete state description. For example, after issuing an add request, the new resource's status might temporarily be ADDING / NOTIFYING. A similar construction applies when removing resources.