We have a bunch of subsites. However when calling, the data returned only retrieves from the main tenant and does not include the subsites.
Is there away that I can include all the sub’s?. The work around as I can see is to create an app for each site which is not very efficient.
I’m using an ‘account-level app | Server-To-Service OAuth’ invoke-restmethod which calls the app account from the main.
https://zoom.us/oauth/token?grant_type=account_credentials&account_id=${accountId}
Thanks All.
Hi @m.lai
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What do you mean when you say subsites? do you have a master account and then sub accounts?
Ah I see @m.lai
Can you specify what endpoints are you calling please?
https://zoom.us/oauth/token?grant_type=account_credentials&account_id=${accountId}
The account ID provided with the App
Hi @m.lai
to get a list of your subaccount you should be using the Master account API endpoints
Thanks @elisa.zoom , that worked.
I have a question regarding the retrieval of meeting data. When utilizing the main tenant, I can use the userID to successfully output the meeting data.
https://api.zoom.us/v2/users/$userId/meetings?type=upcoming&page_size=1
However, when using the specified endpoint, the outcome is different. For subsite users, I execute a separate script which returns all the users, but the meeting data is absent.
Despite reviewing the API documentation, the issue remains unclear. Could this be a limitation?
Many thanks
Marcin
Hi @m.lai
However, when using the specified endpoint, the outcome is different. For subsite users, I execute a separate script which returns all the users, but the meeting data is absent.
Which endpoint are you talking about?
Thanks @elisa.zoom, as a workaround I created an application per subsite which provided the data I needed.
Thanks for sharing your findings with the community!
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