While paging Firepower FDM network objects for a municipal firewall audit, the consumer receives HTTP 429 mid-walk. After honoring Retry-After, what should it do with the pagination cursor?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
You were on chapter twelve when the librarian said “wait five minutes.” After the wait, reopen chapter twelve—don’t start the book over (duplicates) or toss the rest. Resume the same cursor after the pause.
Full Explanation
A 429 during pagination requires applying wait or Retry-After behavior and then continuing from the same next URL or offset. Restarting at page one creates duplicates and wasted calls; abandoning remaining pages leaves an incomplete collection. Rate-limit handling and pagination cursors work together: pause, then resume the walk.