Update managed credential

put

https://cloud.tenable.com/credentials/{uuid}

Updates a managed credential object.

Note: You cannot use this endpoint to update the credential type. If you create a managed credential with the incorrect type, create a new managed credential with the correct credential type, and delete the incorrect managed credential.

Requires the Can Edit [64] credential permission or the VM.VM_SCAN.VM_SCAN_MANAGED_CREDENTIAL.EDIT custom role privilege. See Roles and Permissions.

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Path Params

uuid

string

required

The UUID of the managed credential object you want to update.

Body Params

name

string

The new name of the managed credential object. This name must be unique within your Tenable Vulnerability Management instance.

description

string

The new description of the managed credential object.

ad_hoc

boolean

A value specifying if the credential is managed (false) versus stored in a scan or policy configuration (true). You can only set this parameter from true to false. You cannot set this parameter to true. If you omit this parameter, the value defaults to false.

settings

object

The configuration settings for the credential. The parameters of this object vary depending on the credential type. For more information, see Determine Settings for a Credential Type.

Note: This form displays limited parameters that support a Windows type of credential that uses password authentication.

permissions

array of objects

User permissions for the managed credential.

permissions

Headers

string

enum

Defaults to application/json

Generated from available response content types

Allowed:

Responses

400

Returned if Tenable Vulnerability Management encounters invalid JSON in the request body.

401

Returned if Tenable Vulnerability Management cannot authenticate the user account that submitted the request.

403

Returned if you do not have permission to update the specified managed credential object.

404

Returned if Tenable Vulnerability Management could not find the specified managed credential object, either because the object does not exist or because the object has been deleted.

409

Returned if a managed credential object with the same name already exists.

415

Returned if the request payload is in an unsupported format.

200Returned if Tenable Vulnerability Management successfully updates the managed credential object.

429Returned if you attempt to send too many requests in a specific period of time. For more information, see Rate Limiting.

500Returned if Tenable Vulnerability Management encountered an internal server error. Wait a moment, and try your request again.

503Returned if a Tenable Vulnerability Management service is unavailable. Wait a moment, and try your request again.