Wes Carroll
29 lines
1.2 KiB
PowerShell
29 lines
1.2 KiB
PowerShell
function Connect-ZertoServer {
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[cmdletbinding(
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SupportsShouldProcess = $false
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)]
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param(
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[Parameter(
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Mandatory = $true,
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HelpMessage = "IP address or FQDN of your Zerto Management Server"
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)]
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[ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]
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[string]$zertoServer,
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[string]$zertoPort = "9669",
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[Parameter(
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Mandatory = $true,
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HelpMessage = "Valid credentials to connect to the Zerto Management Server"
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)]
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[System.Management.Automation.PSCredential]
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$credential
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)
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$zertoConnectionInformation = @{"zertoServer" = $zertoServer; "zertoPort" = $zertoPort; "LastAction" = $(get-date).Ticks}
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Set-Item Env:zertoConnectionInformation -Value ($zertoConnectionInformation | convertto-json -Compress)
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$body = '{"AuthenticationMethod": "1"}'
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$uri = "session/add"
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$results = Invoke-ZertoRestRequest -uri $uri -credential $credential -returnHeaders -body $body -method POST
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$zertoAuthorizationHeaders = @{"x-zerto-session" = $results.Headers['x-zerto-session'][0].ToString(); "Accept" = "application/json"}
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Set-Item Env:zertoAuthorizationHeaders -Value ($zertoAuthorizationHeaders | convertto-json -Compress)
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return $zertoAuthorizationHeaders
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}
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