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[QUOTE="digitaldrew, post: 184737, member: 41941"]
I don't know if this will be much help, but they put a small example on [URL="https://www.yay.com/blog/api/beginners-guide-part-1/"]this page[/URL] which uses the same endpoint as my initial GET (/authenticated) and they include a few other things in their header (although they never specify it's required)..Here is what theirs looks like:

[CODE]
X-Auth-Reseller: reseller
X-Auth-User: user
X-Auth-Password: password
Host: api.yay.com
Connection: close
User-Agent: MyAPIApp 1.0
[/CODE]

So I decided to add the others into my code:

[CODE]
Using webClient As New System.Net.WebClient
    webClient.Headers("User-Agent") = "MyAPIApp 1.0"
    webClient.Headers("Content-Type") = "application/json"
    webClient.Headers("Host") = hostName
    webClient.Headers("Connection") = "close"
    webClient.Headers("X-Auth-Reseller") = txtxAuthReseller.Text
    webClient.Headers("X-Auth-User") = txtxAuthUser.Text
    webClient.Headers("X-Auth-Password") = txtxAuthPassword.Text

Dim result As String = webClient.UploadString("https://" & hostName & "/dom/name-server-group", "{""group_name"" : ""Default Name Servers"", ""is_default"" : true, ""name_servers"" : [""" & txtNS1.Text & """, """ & txtNS2.Text & """]}")
MsgBox(result)
End Using
[/CODE]

When adding the Connection header I now get the follow error instead of a 500 Internal Server Error: [B]An exception occurred during a WebClient request.[/B] Once I remove the connection part, it's back to 500 Internal Server Error..

Feeling a bit lost.. I've done a POST with JSON in the past and didn't have nearly the trouble I am this time around. I'm not that great with headers, but once I could do the GET I thought for sure the POST wouldn't be too difficult.
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