Posh-IBWAPI

2.0.0

Infoblox WAPI (REST API) related commands.

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3.0

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Owners

Copyright

(c) 2017-2018 Ryan Bolger. All rights reserved.

Package Details

Author(s)

  • Ryan Bolger

Tags

Infoblox IPAM WAPI REST Linux Mac

Functions

Get-IBConfig Get-IBObject Get-IBSchema Invoke-IBFunction Invoke-IBWAPI New-IBObject Receive-IBFile Remove-IBConfig Remove-IBObject Send-IBFile Set-IBConfig Set-IBObject

PSEditions

Desktop Core

Dependencies

This module has no dependencies.

Release Notes

## 2.0.0 (2019-04-18)

* Breaking Changes
 * .NET 4.5+ is now required on PowerShell Desktop edition for full functionality. A warning will be thrown when loading the module if it is not found.
 * The `WebSession` parameter has been removed from all functions except `Invoke-IBWAPI`. Session handling is now automatic.
 * `New-IBSession` has been removed.
 * `Get-IBWAPIConfig`, `Set-IBWAPIConfig`, and `Remove-IBWAPIConfig` have been renamed to `Get-IBConfig`, `Set-IBConfig`, and `Remove-IBConfig` respectively.
 * `Save-IBWAPIConfig` has been removed. Configs are now saved by default via `Set-IBConfig`.
 * Configs are now referenced by a `ProfileName`. Old 1.x configs will be automatically backed up, converted, and the new profiles will have their WAPIHost value set as the initial profile name.
 * `Set-IBConfig` now has `ProfileName` as its first parameter.
 * `Get-IBConfig` and `Remove-IBConfig` now have `ProfileName` instead of `WAPIHost` as their selection parameter.
 * The `IgnoreCertificateValidation` switch has been renamed to `SkipCertificateCheck` in all functions and configs to be more in line with PowerShell Core.
 * The `ObjectRef` parameter in `Invoke-IBFunction` has been changed to `ObjectType` which is functionally how it always worked and was inappropriately named. Functions get called against object types not references.
* New Feature: Automatic session handling. The module will now automatically save and use WebSession objects to increase authentication efficiency over multiple requests and function calls.
* New Feature: Named configuration profiles. This will allow you to save multiple profiles for the same WAPI host with different credentials, WAPI versions, etc.
* New functions `Send-IBFile` and `Recieve-IBFile` which are convenient wrappers around the fileop functions. See the cmdlet help or the guide in the wiki for more details.
* Config profiles are now automatically saved to disk when using `Set-IBConfig`.
* `Set-IBConfig` now has a `NewName` parameter to rename the profile.
* `Get-IBConfig` now returns a typed object with a automatically styled display.
* `Remove-IBConfig` now has pipeline support both by value and property name so you can pipe the output of `Get-IBConfig` to it.
* `Get-IBConfig`, `Set-IBConfig`, and `Remove-IBConfig` now have tab completion on PowerShell 5.0 or later.

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Version History

Version Downloads Last updated
4.0.2 711 1/25/2024
4.0.1 6,796 10/17/2022
4.0.0 59 10/14/2022
3.2.2 2,372 3/17/2022
3.2.1 980 8/2/2021
3.2.0 1,825 9/21/2020
3.1.2 847 4/15/2020
3.1.1 5,254 3/10/2020
3.1.0 1,588 8/23/2019
3.0.0 651 4/20/2019
2.0.1 32 4/19/2019
2.0.0 (current version) 26 4/18/2019
1.6.0 4,039 4/4/2019
1.5.0 851 9/28/2018
1.4 464 4/26/2018
1.3 298 1/25/2018
1.2.2 49 1/13/2018
1.2.1 31 1/9/2018
1.2 141 10/1/2017
1.1.2 39 9/4/2017
1.1.1 91 5/26/2017
1.1 22 5/26/2017
1.0.1 42 4/27/2017
1.0 67 4/20/2017
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