Hello Raj. 

The API call to get Calendar events is restricted to the user level. For this to work you will either need to authenticate as the user or after authenticating as a high level user you can then impersonate that user. 

An authentication token is REQUIRED for this call. This call is limited to Users.

GET api/v1/calendars/events-all/{owner}/{id}

You can see more details on setting this up in PowerShell here ( https://portal.smartertools.com/community/a94587/powershell.aspx#135317 ) or Python ( https://portal.smartertools.com/community/a94266/smartermail-api-python-wrapper.aspx ) 

Here is an example. 

There may be an issue in how you are authenticating or calling the API command. Hope this helps. 

Thank you

Tony

@Tony, as to the "high level user" account to impersonate the user, does that have to be a top-level System Admin account, or can a local Domain Admin account be used for that?  (Currently domain admins do not have impersonation ability-- we've made that request, but no idea if/when that will happen, tho.)

We have a client that needs their CRM to be able to manipulate multiple users' contact lists via the API.  It's on a shared server, so we cannot give out a full system-admin account, but we CAN give a domain-admin-level account if necessary.

Would that work?

 

Hello Jay, 

Currently this will need to either be a System Admin account with impersonate rights or you can use the users account assuming that you have the username and password for the account. A domain admin ( or Primary Domain Admin ) would not be able to do either call, unless it was for their own accounts. 

I know that this has been requested in the past, currently it is not possible for domain admins. 

A workaround for this would be to enable the option for domain admins to see passwords. Then you can use the user and password to edit the account. 

authenticate as a domain admin

grab password for user

authenticate as that user 

make your changes

Rinse and repeat. There are a few extra steps in there but you should still be able to get it to work without providing your system admin to a client on a shared box. 

Thank you

Tony