[Slide] Get a single Slide account by account_id (from slide_list_accounts). Returns the raw account JSON including its alert-email configuration.

[Slide] List the Slide accounts visible to this API token. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]} — page again with offset when next_offset is present. Use slide_get_account for one account's full detail.

[Slide] Update a Slide account by account_id (from slide_list_accounts). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; the only editable field is alert_emails (the set of addresses that receive account-level alert emails). Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated account JSON.

[Slide] Get a single Slide Console user by user_id (from slide_list_users). Returns the raw user JSON (display name, email, role).

[Slide] Get a Slide Console user's avatar by user_id (from slide_list_users). Returns a raw JSON Avatar object (typically an avatar URL) — this is JSON, not binary image bytes.

[Slide] List the Slide Console users on the account. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_get_user for one user's detail and slide_get_user_avatar for their avatar.

[Slide] Create a client (end-customer grouping). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; required: name. Optional: comments. Slide is eventually consistent — the new client may not be immediately readable by slide_get_client. Returns the raw created client JSON (including the new client_id).

[Slide] Permanently delete a client by client_id (from slide_list_clients). Destructive — the client grouping is removed. Devices/agents currently assigned to it must be reassigned first (see slide_update_device). Slide is eventually consistent — the deletion may not be immediately reflected. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Get a single client by client_id (from slide_list_clients). Returns the raw client JSON (name, comments, timestamps).

[Slide] List the clients (end-customer groupings) on the account. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_get_client for one client's detail; a client_id is what slide_update_device uses to reassign a device.

[Slide] Update a client by client_id (from slide_list_clients). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; editable fields: name, comments. Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated client JSON.

[Slide] Get a single alert by alert_id (from slide_list_alerts). Returns the raw alert JSON (type, affected device/agent, created time, resolved flag).

[Slide] List alerts raised across the fleet (backup failures, appliance health, etc.). Optional filters: resolved state, device_id, agent_id, created_after / created_before (RFC3339), and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_get_alert for one alert's detail and slide_update_alert to resolve it.

[Slide] Update an alert by alert_id (from slide_list_alerts). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; the editable field is resolved (boolean) — set true to mark the alert resolved. Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated alert JSON.

[Slide] Get a single audit-log entry by audit_id (from slide_list_audit_logs). Returns the raw audit entry JSON (actor, action, resource, timestamp, details).

[Slide] List the distinct audit action types recorded in the account (the vocabulary of actions that appear in slide_list_audit_logs). Optional sort_by / sort_asc (this endpoint accepts only "name"). Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}.

[Slide] List audit-log entries (who did what, when) for the account. Optional filters: audit_action_name and audit_resource_type_name (discover the vocabularies via slide_list_audit_actions / slide_list_audit_resource_types), the window audit_time_before / audit_time_after (RFC3339), and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_get_audit_log for one entry.

[Slide] List the distinct resource types that appear in the account's audit trail (the vocabulary of resources referenced by slide_list_audit_logs). Optional sort_by / sort_asc (this endpoint accepts only "name"). Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}.

[Slide] Add a user-managed backup encryption passphrase to an agent. Provide agent_id (from slide_list_agents) and a body (fieldsJson) with required fields name and passphrase. The passphrase is write-only and cannot be recovered from the API — store it safely. Slide is eventually consistent. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Pre-pair an agent: reserve an agent slot and mint a pair code that the machine's installer redeems. Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; required: display_name, device_id (the appliance, from slide_list_devices). Returns the raw agent JSON including the pair_code — then complete pairing on the endpoint or via slide_pair_agent. Slide is eventually consistent — the new agent may not be immediately readable. For NAS shares use slide_create_nas_agent instead.

[Slide] Create a NAS agent that backs up an SMB share. Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; required: device_id (the appliance, from slide_list_devices), display_name, nas_unc_path (UNC path to the SMB share), timezone (IANA). Optional: nas_smb_username and nas_smb_password (omit both for an anonymous share; the password is write-only). Slide is eventually consistent — the new NAS agent may not be immediately readable. Returns the raw created agent JSON.

[Slide] Remove a user-managed backup passphrase from an agent. Provide agent_id and agent_passphrase_id (both from slide_get_agent / slide_list_agents), plus the agent's CURRENT passphrase (required by Slide to authorize the removal). Destructive — removing the passphrase that seals an agent can leave it unable to back up until re-sealed; the removed secret cannot be retrieved. Slide is eventually consistent. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Get a single agent by agent_id (from slide_list_agents). Returns the raw agent JSON (hostname, OS, backup schedule/state, volumes). Prefer the `addresses` field over the deprecated `ip_addresses`.

[Slide] List the point-in-time versions (across snapshots) of a specific file path on an agent. Provide agent_id (from slide_list_agents) and the exact path (required, from slide_search_agent_files). Optional sort_by (created_time | last_modified | file_size) / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}.

[Slide] List backup agents (protected machines). Optional filters: device_id (the appliance the agent pairs to), client_id (the end-customer grouping), paired_before / paired_after (RFC3339), agent_type (windows | linux | nas), and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Prefer each agent's `addresses` field over the deprecated `ip_addresses`. Use slide_get_agent for one agent's full detail.

[Slide] Bind a machine to a Slide appliance using a pair code. Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; required: pair_code (from the endpoint installer or slide_create_agent), device_id (the appliance, from slide_list_devices). Destructive — this activates the agent and begins claiming backup storage on the device; it cannot be silently undone. Slide is eventually consistent — the paired agent may not be immediately readable. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Search an agent's file index by filename/path fragment. Provide agent_id (from slide_list_agents) and a search_term (required). File indexing must be enabled on the agent (file_index_enabled). Optional sort_by (path | last_modified | file_size) / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_list_agent_file_versions to see the point-in-time versions of a specific path.

[Slide] Update an agent by agent_id (from slide_list_agents). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; common editable fields: display_name, comments, timezone (IANA, e.g. America/New_York), backup_schedule, backup_paused_indefinite / backup_paused_until (RFC3339) / backup_resume, file_index_enabled, local_retention_policy, sealed (set false to unseal a passphrase-protected agent), volumes / volumes_include_default, and NAS fields (nas_unc_path, nas_smb_username, nas_smb_password). Pausing or changing the schedule alters live protection. Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated agent JSON.

[Slide] Create a VLAN interface on a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; required: name, vlan_tag (802.1Q tag), network_mode (dhcp | static). Optional: ip_address, gateway (used when network_mode is static). Slide is eventually consistent — the new VLAN may not be immediately readable. Returns the raw created VLAN JSON.

[Slide] Delete a VLAN on a Slide appliance by device_id and vlan_id (both from slide_list_device_vlans). Destructive — the VLAN interface is removed and any traffic relying on it is cut. Slide is eventually consistent — the deletion may not be immediately reflected. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Get a single Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Returns the raw device JSON (hostname, model, storage, health). Prefer the `addresses` field over the deprecated `ip_addresses`.

[Slide] Get the primary network configuration of a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Returns the raw network JSON (mode dhcp|static, address, gateway, DNS servers). Use slide_list_device_vlans for the device's VLAN interfaces.

[Slide] Get a single VLAN on a Slide appliance by device_id and vlan_id (both from slide_list_device_vlans). Returns the raw VLAN JSON (name, vlan_tag, network_mode, ip_address, gateway).

[Slide] List the VLAN interfaces configured on a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Use slide_get_device_vlan for one VLAN's detail.

[Slide] List Slide appliances (devices). Optional filters: client_id (the end-customer grouping), created_after / created_before (RFC3339), and sort_by / sort_asc. Offset/limit paged (limit max 50); returns the raw envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}. Prefer each device's `addresses` field over the deprecated `ip_addresses`. Use slide_get_device for one device's detail, slide_get_device_network for its network config, and slide_list_device_vlans for its VLANs.

[Slide] Power off a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Takes no body. Destructive — the appliance stops running and cannot back up or serve restores until it is physically powered back on (there is no remote power-on). Slide is eventually consistent — the state change may not be immediately reflected. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Reboot a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Takes no body. Destructive — the appliance restarts, interrupting any in-flight backups or active restores until it comes back online. Slide is eventually consistent — the state change may not be immediately reflected. Returns the raw Slide response.

[Slide] Update a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; editable fields: display_name, hostname, client_id (assign the device to a client from slide_list_clients; pass an empty string to unassign). Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated device JSON.

[Slide] Update the primary network configuration of a Slide appliance by device_id (from slide_list_devices). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; editable fields: network_mode (dhcp | static), network_address, network_gateway, dns_server_primary, dns_server_secondary. Changing network settings can briefly interrupt the appliance's connectivity. Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated network JSON.

[Slide] Update a VLAN on a Slide appliance by device_id and vlan_id (both from slide_list_device_vlans). Body (fieldsJson) is a JSON object; editable fields: name, vlan_tag, network_mode (dhcp | static), ip_address, gateway. Slide is eventually consistent — the change may not be immediately readable back. Returns the raw updated VLAN JSON.

[Slide] Get a single backup run by its backup_id (from slide_list_backups). Returns the run's status, device/agent linkage, timing, and the snapshot it produced.

[Slide] List backup runs across the account, newest first. Optional filters: device_id, agent_id, snapshot_id, backup start/end time windows (RFC3339 timestamps), and sort_by / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]} — pass the returned next_offset as the offset to page (page size max 50). Each backup carries a backup_id used by slide_get_backup; start a new run with slide_start_backup.

[Slide] Trigger an on-demand backup run for an agent. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: agent_id (from slide_list_agents). This starts real appliance activity (a backup job) and consumes device resources, so it is treated as destructive. Slide is eventually consistent: the resulting backup/snapshot may not be immediately readable via slide_list_backups / slide_list_snapshots — poll rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Get a single snapshot (recovery point) by its snapshot_id (from slide_list_snapshots). Returns the snapshot's agent/device linkage, backup timing, verification state, and storage locations. Use the snapshot_id to start a file restore, image export, or recovery VM.

[Slide] List snapshots (recovery points) across the account. Optional filters: agent_id, snapshot_location (e.g. local vs cloud), the backup start/end time windows (RFC3339), and sort_by / sort_asc. To scope to a device, filter by the device's agent id via agent_id (Slide's snapshot list does not filter by device_id directly). Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). A snapshot_id feeds slide_get_snapshot, slide_create_file_restore, slide_create_image_export, and slide_create_virtual_machine.

[Slide] Browse the file/folder tree inside a mounted file restore, identified by its file_restore_id (from slide_list_file_restores). Pass path to list a specific directory (omit for the root). Returns entries with names and types; the path of a file here is the source_file_path used by slide_create_file_restore_push. Page with offset (max page size 50).

[Slide] Mount a snapshot as a browsable file restore so individual files can be inspected and pushed back. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: snapshot_id (from slide_list_snapshots) and device_id (from slide_list_devices); optional: passphrase (required if the agent has a user passphrase set — see slide_add_agent_passphrase). This mounts a read-only view and does not alter the protected system, so it is not destructive. Slide is eventually consistent: the new file_restore_id may briefly 404 before slide_browse_file_restore succeeds — poll rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Push a recovered file from a mounted file restore back onto a protected system — this WRITES a file onto the live target and can overwrite existing data, so it is destructive. Identify the mount by file_restore_id (from slide_list_file_restores) and provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: source_file_path (the file's path as it appears inside the mounted restore, from slide_browse_file_restore) and destination_folder (the folder on the protected system where the file is written). Slide is eventually consistent: track completion via slide_list_file_restore_pushes / slide_get_file_restore_push rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Tear down a file restore (unmount the browsable snapshot) by its file_restore_id (from slide_list_file_restores). This permanently removes the mount and any in-progress browse session; it does NOT delete the underlying snapshot. Slide is eventually consistent, so the restore may still appear briefly in slide_list_file_restores after deletion.

[Slide] Get a single file restore by its file_restore_id (from slide_list_file_restores). Returns the mount's snapshot/device linkage, status, and expiry.

[Slide] Get the status of a single file-restore push by its file_restore_id and file_restore_push_id (both from slide_list_file_restore_pushes). Returns the push's state (e.g. in_progress, completed, canceled), source/destination, and timing.

[Slide] List the push-back operations for a file restore (identified by file_restore_id) — each attempt to copy a recovered file onto a protected system. Optionally filter by start/end time windows (RFC 3339). Optional sort_by (this endpoint accepts only "start_time") / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). Each file_restore_push_id feeds slide_get_file_restore_push and slide_update_file_restore_push.

[Slide] List the active file restores (mounted, browsable snapshots) in the account. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). Each file_restore_id feeds slide_get_file_restore, slide_browse_file_restore, slide_create_file_restore_push, and slide_delete_file_restore.

[Slide] Update an in-progress file-restore push — currently used to cancel it. Identify it by file_restore_id and file_restore_push_id (from slide_list_file_restore_pushes) and provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: state, whose only accepted value is "canceled" (transitions an in_progress push to canceled). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm the new state via slide_get_file_restore_push rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Browse the contents of an exported image by its image_export_id (from slide_list_image_exports). Returns the entries in the exported image; page with offset (max page size 50).

[Slide] Start an image export — render a snapshot as a bootable disk image and boot/serve it. This kicks off real recovery activity (image build, optional NFS share/boot) and consumes appliance resources, so it is treated as destructive. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: snapshot_id (from slide_list_snapshots), device_id (from slide_list_devices), image_type (one of vhdx, vhdx-dynamic, vhd, vmdk, vmdk-flat, qcow2, raw); optional: passphrase (if the agent is passphrase-protected), boot_mods (array), nfs (bool), nfs_clients (array). Slide is eventually consistent: poll slide_get_image_export for readiness rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Permanently delete an image export by its image_export_id (from slide_list_image_exports), tearing down the exported image and any NFS share. This does NOT delete the underlying snapshot. Slide is eventually consistent, so the export may still appear briefly in slide_list_image_exports after deletion.

[Slide] Get a single image export by its image_export_id (from slide_list_image_exports). Returns the export's snapshot/device linkage, image_type, status, NFS settings, and access details.

[Slide] List the image exports in the account. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). Each image_export_id feeds slide_get_image_export, slide_browse_image_export, slide_update_image_export, and slide_delete_image_export.

[Slide] Update an image export's NFS sharing settings by its image_export_id (from slide_list_image_exports). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with the fields to change — nfs (bool, whether to share the image over NFS) and/or nfs_clients (array of client addresses allowed to mount it). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_image_export rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Boot a recovery virtual machine from a snapshot (a test or disaster VM). This starts a live VM consuming appliance CPU/memory, so it is treated as destructive. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: snapshot_id (from slide_list_snapshots), device_id (from slide_list_devices); optional: purpose (test|disaster), cpu_count, memory_in_mb, disk_bus (sata|virtio), network_type (network-none|network-nat-shared|network-nat-isolated|network-hostonly|bridge|network-id), network_source (a network id from slide_list_networks when network_type is network-id), network_model (hypervisor_default|e1000|rtl8139|virtio), boot_mods (array), force_boot_menu (bool), vnc_enabled (bool), passphrase (if the agent is passphrase-protected). Slide is eventually consistent: poll slide_get_virtual_machine for readiness rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Permanently delete (shut down and discard) a recovery virtual machine by its virt_id (from slide_list_virtual_machines). This stops the live VM and removes it; it does NOT delete the underlying snapshot. Slide is eventually consistent, so the VM may still appear briefly in slide_list_virtual_machines after deletion.

[Slide] Get a single recovery virtual machine by its virt_id (from slide_list_virtual_machines). Returns the VM's snapshot/device linkage, power state, resource allocation, network config, and VNC/expiry details.

[Slide] List the recovery virtual machines booted from snapshots. Optional filters: created_after / created_before (RFC3339) and sort_by / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). Each virt_id feeds slide_get_virtual_machine, slide_update_virtual_machine, and slide_delete_virtual_machine.

[Slide] Update a running recovery virtual machine by its virt_id (from slide_list_virtual_machines). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with the fields to change — notably state (running|stopped|paused) which CHANGES the VM's live power state, plus cpu_count, memory_in_mb, network_type/network_source/network_model, purpose (test|disaster), force_boot_menu, vnc_enabled, expires_at. Changing state or resources affects a live VM. Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_virtual_machine rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Create a disaster-recovery network. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: name and type (standard | bridge-lan); optional: client_id (owning client, or empty string), comments, internet (bool), dhcp (bool) with dhcp_range_start/dhcp_range_end, nameservers (array of DNS servers), router_prefix (router IP + netmask), bridge_device_id (device id for a bridge-LAN network), vlan_tag (0 = untagged, 1-4094 = tagged), wg (bool, enable WireGuard) with wg_prefix. Slide is eventually consistent: the new network_id may briefly 404 before slide_get_network succeeds — poll rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Add an IPsec site-to-site connection to a disaster-recovery network (network_id from slide_list_networks). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: name, remote_addrs (array of the partner-side router/firewall public IPs), remote_networks (array of partner-side networks reachable through the tunnel). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Add a port-forward rule to a disaster-recovery network (network_id from slide_list_networks). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: proto (tcp | udp) and dest (destination IP address and port pair, e.g. 10.0.0.5:3389). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Add a WireGuard peer (client) to a disaster-recovery network (network_id from slide_list_networks; the network must have WireGuard enabled). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object — required: peer_name; optional: remote_networks (array of remote networks reachable via this peer). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming read-after-write.

[Slide] Permanently delete a disaster-recovery network by its network_id (from slide_list_networks). This also removes its IPsec connections, port-forwards, and WireGuard peers, and disconnects any recovery VMs bound to it. Slide is eventually consistent, so the network may still appear briefly in slide_list_networks after deletion.

[Slide] Permanently delete an IPsec connection from a network by its network_id and ipsec_id, tearing down the site-to-site tunnel. Slide is eventually consistent, so the connection may still appear briefly under slide_get_network after deletion.

[Slide] Permanently delete a port-forward rule from a network by its network_id and port_forward_id. Slide is eventually consistent, so the rule may still appear briefly under slide_get_network after deletion.

[Slide] Permanently delete a WireGuard peer from a network by its network_id and wg_peer_id, revoking that client's tunnel access. Slide is eventually consistent, so the peer may still appear briefly under slide_get_network after deletion.

[Slide] Get a single disaster-recovery network by its network_id (from slide_list_networks). Returns the network's type, DHCP/DNS/router config, WireGuard settings, and owning client.

[Slide] List the disaster-recovery networks in the account. Optional filters: client_id (the owning client), created_after / created_before (RFC3339), and sort_by / sort_asc. Returns the vendor envelope {pagination:, data:[...]}; page with offset (max page size 50). Each network_id feeds slide_get_network, slide_update_network, slide_delete_network, and the nested IPsec / port-forward / WireGuard-peer tools.

[Slide] Update a disaster-recovery network by its network_id (from slide_list_networks). Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with only the fields to change — name, client_id, comments, internet, dhcp, dhcp_range_start, dhcp_range_end, nameservers (array), router_prefix, vlan_tag, wg, wg_prefix (the network type is fixed at creation and cannot be changed here). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Update an IPsec connection on a network by its network_id and ipsec_id. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with the fields to change — name, remote_addrs (array), remote_networks (array). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Update a port-forward rule on a network by its network_id and port_forward_id. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with the fields to change — proto (tcp|udp), dest (IP:port). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming immediate effect.

[Slide] Update a WireGuard peer on a network by its network_id and wg_peer_id. Provide fieldsJson as a JSON object with the fields to change — peer_name, remote_networks (array). Slide is eventually consistent: confirm via slide_get_network rather than assuming immediate effect.