Update node details

You can edit the source station domain name or host header by using the API. The value of the host string is the HTTP request header if the host header indicates the return-to-source Content Delivery Network. This value is generally a character string in the form of a domain name. The source station uses this domain name to identify whether it is the same as the domain name that was configured on the source station.

Update source station:

{
  "EndpointSettings": {
    "Origin": {
      "Addresses": [
        "www.neworigin.com"
      ]
    }
  },
  "UpdateFlag": "Origin"
}

Update return-to-source host header:

{
  "EndpointSettings": {
    "Host": "www.newhost.com"
  },
  "UpdateFlag": "HostHeader"
}

Simultaneously update origin domain and return-to-Source-Host header

{
  "EndpointSettings": {
    "Host": "www.newhost.com",
    "Origin": {
      "Addresses": [
        "www.neworigin.com"
      ]
    }
  },
  "UpdateFlag": "Origin,HostHeader"
}

A response comprises a status code, response headers, and a response body.

JSON example for request succeeded:

{
  "Succeeded": true,
  "IsAsync": true,
  "AsyncInfo": {
    "TaskTrackId": "b520c544-ec34-4ac4-86f5-5394363919c3",
    "TaskStatus": "Processing"
  }
}

JSON example for request failed:

{
  "Succeeded": false,
  "ErrorInfo": {
    "Type": "MissingAuthorizationHeader",
    "Message": "Missing authorization header."
  }
}