editSSLHost — Editing an SSL host

The editSSLHost method edits a hostname for which to conduct an SSL check.

The API endpoint is:

https://api.sitelock.com/v1/partner

Request format

SiteLockOnlineRequest: This element is used to delineate the full API request.
- authentication: The partner’s username, password, and branding
  - username: The partner’s API username
  - password: The partner’s API password
  - partner: (Optional) The brand name to use in messaging
- addSSLHost: The method name
  - site_id: The ID of the site for which to conduct an SSL check
  - domain: The hostname for which to conduct an SSL check
    
    Enter only the hostname (for example, www.example.com). Adding the HTTP protocol indicator (for example, https://www.example.com) is unnecessary and will cause the scan to fail.

Example request

<SiteLockOnlineRequest>
    <authentication>
        <user>Username</user>
        <password>Password</password>
    </authentication>
    <editSSLHost>
        <site_id>10900</site_id>
        <domain>www.example.com</domain>
    </editSSLHost>
</SiteLockOnlineRequest>

Response format

SiteLockOnlineResponse: This element is used to delineate the full API response.
- addSSLHost: The method name
  - sslhost: The hostname details
    
    id: [attribute] - An internal SiteLock host ID, can safely be ignored
    
    domain: [attribute] - The hostname that was added for an SSL check
    
    action: [attribute] - The action that was perfomed

Example success response

<SiteLockOnlineResponse>
    <editSSLHost>
        <sslhost id="523998" domain="www.example.com" action="edited" />
    </editSSLHost>
</SiteLockOnlineResponse>

Example error response

<SiteLockOnlineResponse>
    <editSSLHost domain="www.example.com" error="sslhost not set for 10900"/>
</SiteLockOnlineResponse>