Export Hosts to CSV

Filter by network ID. Repeat the parameter to pass several.

Filter by specific entity IDs (for selective loading)

Filter by the hidden flag. Repeat the parameter to accept both values; omit it for no constraint.

Filter by the service virtualizing the host. Repeat for several.

true also returns hosts nothing virtualizes. Set on its own it returns only those — the "Not Virtualized" choice in the UI's filter.

Filter to hosts running a service with one of these names.

Filter by tag IDs (returns hosts that have ANY of the specified tags)

Free-text search. Case-insensitive substring match against the host's name, hostname, sysName, chassis id and description, and against its IP addresses and the names of services running on it.

sysName and chassis id are in there because they are rungs of the title ladder: a host with no name of its own is shown under one of them, and a title you can read but cannot search for is a dead end.

Primary ordering field (used for grouping). Always sorts ASC to keep groups together.

Secondary ordering field (sorting within groups or standalone sort).

Direction for order_by field (group_by always uses ASC).

Maximum number of results to return (1-1000, default: 50). Use 0 for no limit.

Number of results to skip. Default: 0.

As-of timestamp (ISO 8601). When set, returns SCD2 state as of this instant (snapshot view) instead of live state.

true returns only hosts discovery hasn't observed within their network's staleness window; false returns only those it has. Omit for both. Evaluated per row against the host's own network's window.

false returns hosts with empty ip_addresses/ports/services/ interfaces. The children dominate the payload, so callers that only need host identity — name pickers, id→name lookups, counts — should pass false. Defaults to true, so existing callers are unaffected.