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# Definir Método de Verificação

Por meio da chamada abaixo é possível alterar o método de verificação, definindo assim quais os tipos de credenciais serão permitidos no acesso.

#### Requisição - GET

`http://192.168.1.201/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&AccessControl[0].Method=2`

| param          | type   | description                                                     |
| -------------- | ------ | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `setConfig` \* | String | Comando para Configuração                                       |
| `Method` \*    | Number | Método de Verificação **Consulte os possíveis métodos a baixo** |

Parâmetros para Method:

| Code | Description                                          |
| ---- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| 0    | Only by password                                     |
| 1    | Only by access card                                  |
| 2    | By password or access card                           |
| 3    | By access card first then password                   |
| 5    | Different method in different time range             |
| 6    | Only by fingerprint                                  |
| 7    | By password or access card or fingerprint            |
| 10   | By access card and fingerprint together              |
| 11   | By multiple access user                              |
| 19   | By fingerprint and password together                 |
| 23   | By fingerprint or password                           |
| 26   | By access card or fingerprint                        |
| 29   | By access card and fingerprint and password together |
| 140  | Only by wirelesscard                                 |
| 141  | By pwd and wirelesscard                              |
| 143  | By card and wirelesscard                             |
| 144  | By finger and wirelesscard                           |
| 145  | By pwd or wirelesscard                               |
| 147  | By card or wirelesscard                              |
| 148  | By finger or wirelesscard                            |
| 152  | By pwd and card and wirelesscard together            |
| 153  | By pwd and finger and wirelesscard together          |
| 154  | By card and  finger and wirelesscard together        |
| 158  | By pwd or card or wirelesscard                       |
| 159  | By pwd or finger or wirelesscard                     |
| 160  | By card or finger or wirelesscard                    |
| 163  | By card and pwd and finger and wirelesscard togethe  |
| 167  | By card or pwd or finger or wirelesscard             |

#### Exemplo de Retorno - *text/plain*

```sh
OK
```

#### Exemplos

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Python" %}

```python
import requests
 
device_ip = '192.168.3.87'
username = 'admin'
password = 'acesso1234'
 
enable_sensor = False
 
url = "http://{}/cgi-bin/configManager.cgi?action=setConfig&AccessControl[0].SensorEnable={}".format(
                            str(device_ip),
                            str(enable_sensor).lower(), 
                        )
 
digest_auth = requests.auth.HTTPDigestAuth(username, password)
rval = requests.get(url, auth=digest_auth, stream=True, timeout=20, verify=False)
 
print(rval.text)
```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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