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In the following examples, the string submitted with the Authorization header, dXNlcjpwYXNz, is the string user:password encoded in base64 format. The examples are structured on the assumption that there is a local user named user, whose password is password, configured on CNA.
For those commands that require an enable password, the examples use the Avaya-implemented Enable-Authorization header with the string cHJpdmVsZWdlZA==, which is the word privileged encoded in base64 format.
You will need to substitute base64 encodings of a user ID, password and enable password that are valid on your device.
Response headers in the examples have been condensed to show only HTTP version and content type.
CNA web server always identifies the response as HTTP/1.1. However, since the example requests all specify HTTP/1.0, response bodies are not chunk encoded.
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