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Author: brtiller1

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/1.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ If you are on a DevNet Zone station, <a href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore
 
 **Access to an APIC-EM Controller**
 * To run these code samples, you will need access to an APIC-EM controller.
-* **If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller**, you can use the  Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+* **If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller**, you can use the  Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
 The login credentials for the always on sandbox are **username:** devnetuser and **password:** Cisco123!
 
 ## Step 1. Find the APIC-EM API Resources

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/2.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The Application Policy Infrastructure Control (APIC) Enterprise Module (EM),  Ap
 
 Using the the APIC-EM APIs, we can retrieve information about devices on our network including a list of hosts, list of network devices, a list of users and more.  We are going to use these features as examples to learn how to make REST calls from Python.
 
-Take a look at the <a href="http://devnetapic.cisco.com/" target="_blank">APIC-EM Reference Docs</a> to see the details of all of the APIC-EM endpoints.
+Take a look at the <a href="http://devnetapic.cisco.com/" target="_blank">APIC-EM Reference Docs</a> to see the details of all of the APIC-EM functions.
 
 
 ### How does this work?

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/3.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ To construct a request, you need to know the following information for the API t
 - **URL**
 	* The URL for the endpoint you want to call
 	* Example: http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/ticket
-        * *If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller*, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+        * *If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller*, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
 - **URL Parameters**
     * The parameters that you can pass as part of the URL.
 - **Authentication**

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/4.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ We need to know how to construct the request to retrieve the service ticket, so
 * Authentication
 * Body
 
-From the API EM docs, we can see that all of the urls for API-EM begin with:
+All of the urls for API-EM begin with:
 
 ```http
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ To get the service ticket our request will look like this:
 * **Method** - POST
 * **URL** - https://{APIC-EM-Server}/api/v1/ticket
 	* substitute in address for the APIC-EM controller you are using
-        * If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+        * If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em
 * **Headers**
 	* For POST calls the ‘Content-Type’ must be specified as ‘application/json’ in the header.  It’s typical to include this header for all REST method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE …etc) calls.
 * **Authentication**

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/5.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ You may need to accept the SSL certificate before calling the APIs in Postman.
 		* ``A.``  Select **POST** in the Method drop down
 	* **URL**
 		* ``B.`` Enter **http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/ticket**
-			* If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+			* If you are not using your own APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
 	* **Body**
 		* ``C.`` Enter the username and password in JSON format.  These credentials are used to log into the APIC-EM Controller.  If you are accessing the DevNet APIC-EM Always-On Lab, enter the username and password specified above.  Otherwise, enter the required username and password for your APIC-EM Controller.
 	* **Headers**

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/6.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ To get the entire list of Hosts, our request will be like this:
 * **Method** - GET
 * **URL** - https://{APIC-EM-Server}/api/v1/host
 	* substitute in address for the APIC-EM controller you are using
-        * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+        * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
 * **Headers**
 	* For Authentication purposes we need to add the service ticket that was created earlier.  On the left side of the header we add the text 'X-Auth-Token'.  On the right side we add the service ticket value that was returned by calling the Create Ticket endpoint.
 	* When using GET a header for the content is not required for this request, but in practice it's good to specify the content in the header anyway as 'Content-Type' 'application/json'

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/7.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 		* `A.` Select **GET** in the Method drop down
 	* **URL**
 		* `B.` Enter **http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/host**
-            * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: [https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+            * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em.
 	* **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.

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

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ You can look at the details of the Get Network Device API from the -- <a href="h
 		* `A.` Select **GET** in the Method drop down
 	* **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](https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em).
+            * If you are not using your own APIC-EM Controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: https[]()://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em .
 	* **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.