# IX-API

Some Internet exchange points can provide access to IX-API instance that hold
details about services and features available to members as well as the ones
a member already subscribed to.

## In Peering Manager

Inside Peering Manager, you create an IX-API object and then assign it to
IXPs. Details found in IX-API will be fetched and displayed in a dedicated tab
in the IXP detail view.

* `Name`: a name for the local IX-API object.
* `URL`: the URL to connect to the remote IX-API.
* `API key`: the unique key to connect to IX-API.
* `API secret`: the unique secret to connect to IX-API.
* `Identity`: the customer object found in IX-API to be used as primary identity.

# IX-API

Some Internet exchange points can provide access to IX-API instance that hold
details about services and features available to members as well as the ones
a member already subscribed to.

Supported IX-API versions are `v1` and `v2`.

## In Peering Manager

Inside Peering Manager, you create an IX-API object and then assign it to
IXPs. Details found in IX-API will be fetched and displayed in a dedicated tab
in the IXP detail view.

* `Name`: a name for the local IX-API object.
* `URL`: the URL to connect to the remote IX-API.
* `API key`: the unique key to connect to IX-API.
* `API secret`: the unique secret to connect to IX-API.
* `Identity`: the account object found in IX-API to be used as primary identity.

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