Your screenshot shows that your system is in the normal production environment while you are authenticating in the Mitel development environment. Try using https://authentication.api.mitel.io/.
Is the problem with the missing CloudLink gateway still unresolved?
Thank you for responding.
In Postman, I was using the production Auth URL instead of the dev Auth URL, and after changing it, I was getting
{
“message”: “Account or partner matching: 385838462 not found”,
“error_description”: “Account or partner matching: 385838462 not found”,
“name”: “AccountNotFound”
}
This is my CURL request.(I’ve hidden the username and password.)
Mitel does have several environments. One is the development environment, which is used internally to develop and test new features before they are brought to the production environment. In your screenshot, you see your systems are in the production environment. Otherwise, the URL should be https://accounts.dev.mitel.io. But in your Curl, you authenticate to the dev environment (‘https://authentication.dev.api.mitel.io/2017-09-01/token. Please change your request to ‘https://authentication.api.mitel.io/2017-09-01/token and let me know the outcome.
I guess you use the Miaccess credentials as username and password, but this doesn’t work for this authentication. Go to the account in question, select User Management/Users, and select your account. Be sure your account is an Account admin (if not, another account admin should change your rights). Fill in a username (best practice is to take your email address) and select “Reset CloudLink password.” You will now receive an email asking you to set your password.
Once you have set your username and password, try logging on to this account by browsing https://account.mitel.io and using the credentials you just entered.
For the authentication, you must now use these credentials
Thank you for your help. After resting the password, I was able to generate a token.
Just one thing: the provided kink is not working https://account.mitel.io