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Release an isolated host

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Release an isolated host

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Removes a host’s isolation status and allows it to rejoin a network.

You must have the superuser role to perform this action. It is available to all license levels.

Request URL

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POST <kibana host>:<port>/api/endpoint/unisolate

Request body

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A JSON object with these fields:

Name	Type	Description	Required
`endpoint_ids`	Array (String)	The IDs of each endpoint you want to release.	Yes
`alert_ids`	Array (String)	If this action is associated with any alerts, they can be specified here. The released event will be logged in cases associated with the specified alerts.	No
`case_ids`	Array (String)	Logs the action taken on specified cases.	No
`comment`	String	Attaches a comment to this action’s log. The comment text will appear in associated cases.	No

Example requests

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Releases a single host with an endpoint_id value of ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8:

POST /api/endpoint/unisolate
{
  "endpoint_ids": ["ed518850-681a-4d60-bb98-e22640cae2a8"]
}

Releases several hosts; includes a comment:

POST /api/endpoint/unisolate
{
  "endpoint_ids": [
  	"9972d10e-4b9e-41aa-a534-a85e2a28ea42",
  	"bc0e4f0c-3bca-4633-9fee-156c0b505d16",
  	"fa89271b-b9d4-43f2-a684-307cffddeb5a"
  ],
  "comment": "Benign process identified, releasing group"
}

Releases hosts with an associated case; includes a comment.

POST /api/endpoint/unisolate
{
  "endpoint_ids": [
  	"1aa1f8fd-0fb0-4fe4-8c30-92068272d3f0",
  	"b30a11bf-1395-4707-b508-fbb45ef9793e"
  ],
  "case_ids": ["4976be38-c134-4554-bd5e-0fd89ce63667"]
  "comment": "Remediation complete, restoring network"
}

Response code

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200: Indicates a successful call.
403: Indicates insufficient user role (must be superuser).
500: General error. A response message will indicate the failure.

Response payload

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A JSON object with an id that refers to the submitted action.

Example response

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{
  "action": "233db9ea-6733-4849-9226-5a7039c7161d"
}

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