1. Zscaler ZPA Trusted Networks API
   1. Overview
   2. References
   3. Class Methods
   4. Getting information on a ZPA Trusted Network
   5. Listing all ZPA Trusted Networks

Zscaler ZPA Trusted Networks API

Overview

Trusted Networks are used in ZPA to identify a network that belongs to your organisation. At the time of publication there are no public API methods to create, modify or delete a Trusted Network in ZPA. You’ll need to create the Trusted Network in the UI before you can access that data via the API using pyZscaler.

References

• pyZscaler - Library Reference for Trusted Networks
• Zscaler - ZPA Trusted Networks API Reference
• Zscaler - ZPA Trusted Networks Documentation

Class Methods

The pyZscaler Trusted Networks Class can be accessed via zpa.trusted_networks.

The following methods are supported by pyZscaler for ZPA Trusted Networks:

• get_network()
• list_networks()

Getting information on a ZPA Trusted Network

This section details how you get information on a Trusted Network in ZPA using pyZscaler.

Class Methods used

• get_network()

Prerequisites

You’ll need the id of the Trusted Network that you want to get information on.

Example

Print information on a Trusted Network with an id of xyz.

from pyzscaler.zpa import ZPA

with ZPA() as zpa:
    
    # Print information on Trusted Network with id 
    pprint(zpa.trusted_networks.get_network(''))

Listing all ZPA Trusted Networks

This section details how you can list all Trusted Networks in ZPA using pyZscaler.

Class Methods used

• list_networks()

Example

Iterate through all Trusted Networks and print each Trusted Network.

from pyzscaler.zpa import ZPA

with ZPA() as zpa:
    
    # Iterate trusted networks and print each one
    for network in zpa.trusted_networks.list_networks():
        pprint(network)