PUT ### .. _url-api-v3-ipv6-put-update-list-ipv6s: Updating list of IPv6 objects in database ***************************************** URL:: /api/v3/ipv6/[ipv6_ids]/ where **ipv6_ids** are the identifiers of IPv6 objects. It can use multiple ids separated by semicolons. Example with Parameter IDs: One ID:: /api/v3/ipv6/1/ Many IDs:: /api/v3/ipv6/1;3;8/ Request body: .. code-block:: json { "ips": [{ "id": , "description": , "equipments": [ { "id": },... ] },..] } Request Example: .. code-block:: json { "ips": [{ "id": 1, "description": "New description", "equipments": [ { "id": 5 }, { "id": 6 } ] }] } In IPv6 PUT request, you can only change description and associations with equipments. * **id** - Identifier of IPv6 that will be changed. It's mandatory. * **description** - Description of new IPv6. * **equipments** - You can create new associations with equipments when updating IPv6. Old associations will be deleted even you don't specify new associations to other equipments. URL Example:: /api/v3/ipv6/1/