jneiman08182017 for staging

Author: jamesneimanconsulting

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/8.md

@@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ Let's take a look at the Get Network Devices endpoint. A Network Device transpor
 You can look at the details of the Get Network Device API from the -- <a href="http://devnetapic.cisco.com/" target="_blank">APIC-EM API Docs</a>.
 
 1. Setting up the API Call in Postman
-	* Now, let's use the service ticket to authorize a request to GET the network devices from the controller. <br/></br/>
+	* Now, let's use the service ticket to authorize a request to GET the network devices from the controller. <br/><br/>
 	![](/posts/files/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/assets/images/postman6.png)<br/><br/>
 2. Enter the information as shown below for our request to retrieve the list of network devices into the appropriate Postman fields:
 	* **Method**
 		* `A.` Select **GET**.
 	* **URL**
-		* `B.` Enter **http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/network-device**
-            * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
+		* ``B.`` Enter `http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/ticket`
+			* If you are not using your APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: <a href="https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em">https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em</a>.
 	* **Headers**
 		* `C.` Enter the 'Content-Type' and value 'application/json'
 		* `C.` Enter the 'X-Auth-Token' and the service ticket created earlier. The 'X-Auth-Token' is required for all APIC-EM Controller API calls.