Will there be any change to my existing API Key after migration to Single Sign on
The current API Key of your account will remain the same after the Single Sign On migration, except that we will call it as Device Key henceforth.
You can access Device Key by logging to Site24x7 web client and navigating to Admin > Developer > Device Key
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