Delete duplicate Jump Clients

Deletes Jump Clients from one or more duplicate groups. Accepts either an explicit
list of ids or a list of system_identifiers; the two are mutually exclusive.

  • When ids is supplied, the listed Jump Clients are deleted. The request fails with
    422 Unprocessable Entity if the set would remove every Jump Client in any
    duplicate group — at least one client must remain in each group. Pass
    allow_delete_all: true to lift this guard and let the set empty entire groups.
  • When system_identifiers is supplied, every Jump Client in each named duplicate
    group is deleted except one survivor per group. The survivor is chosen as the most
    recently connected client, falling back to the most recently deployed client when
    connection times tie. Pass allow_delete_all: true to delete every Jump Client in
    every supplied group — no survivors are kept.

The API account must have the Duplicate Jump Clients Reports permission.
Accounts without it receive 403 Forbidden.

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Body Params
ids
array of integers
required
length ≥ 1

Jump Client ids to delete. Required when system_identifiers is not
provided; mutually exclusive with it.

ids*
system_identifiers
array of strings
length ≥ 1

System identifiers of duplicate groups. For each group, every Jump
Client is deleted except for one survivor,
unless allow_delete_all is true. Required when ids is not
provided; mutually exclusive with it.

system_identifiers
boolean
Defaults to false

When true, lift the keep-one guard. With ids, the supplied set may
empty entire duplicate groups; the 422 that would otherwise be
returned is replaced with a successful delete. With system_identifiers,
every Jump Client in each supplied group is deleted, including the rows
that would otherwise have been kept as survivors.

Responses
204

No Content. Deletion completed.

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