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Export the Web Control Customization list to a CSV?

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Is it possible to export the Web Control Customization list to a CSV (or similar format)?



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    Hi,

    You could do as follows:

    Log in to Sophos Cloud.

    Open the Developer Tools of the browser, i.e. Hit F12.

    Change to the Network view and in the filter on the left type in "local-sites" (minus the quotes).

    When you next visit the page:
    cloud.sophos.com/.../local-site-list

    You should see the XHR request to:
    https://.....api-upe.p.hmr.sophos.com/api/local-sites

    If you look at the Response tab to the that request, you should see the RAW JSON data that populates the page.

    If you copy out the RAW JSON to a text editor, there are plenty of ways to convert JSON to a CSV.

    The first Google response has given:
    www.convertcsv.com/json-to-csv.htm
    You can paste in the JSON and produce a CSV.

    Hope this helps.
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    Hi,

    You could do as follows:

    Log in to Sophos Cloud.

    Open the Developer Tools of the browser, i.e. Hit F12.

    Change to the Network view and in the filter on the left type in "local-sites" (minus the quotes).

    When you next visit the page:
    cloud.sophos.com/.../local-site-list

    You should see the XHR request to:
    https://.....api-upe.p.hmr.sophos.com/api/local-sites

    If you look at the Response tab to the that request, you should see the RAW JSON data that populates the page.

    If you copy out the RAW JSON to a text editor, there are plenty of ways to convert JSON to a CSV.

    The first Google response has given:
    www.convertcsv.com/json-to-csv.htm
    You can paste in the JSON and produce a CSV.

    Hope this helps.
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