Public/Update-ePOwerShellServer.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Required command. Sets the necessary parameters to successfully communicate with an ePO server .DESCRIPTION This function sets up all information necessary to communicate with your ePO server. There are three ways to utilize this command: By manually specifying the variables each time you load the module, saving a json file on your computer with the necessary information, or saving the json as an environment variable, $env:ePOwerShell. .PARAMETER Server URL to the ePO server .PARAMETER Port Specifies the port necessary to communicate with the ePO server .PARAMETER Credentials Credentials with access to the ePO server .PARAMETER ePOwerShellSettings Specifies a path to a json containing all information necessary to connect to an ePO server .EXAMPLE Update-ePOwerShellServer .EXAMPLE Update-ePOwerShellServer -Server 'My-ePO-Server.domain.com' #> function Update-ePOwerShellServer { [CmdletBinding()] [Alias('Update-ePOServer')] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $False)] [String] $Server = ($Script:ePOwerShell.Server), [Parameter(Mandatory = $False)] [Int] $Port = ($Script:ePOwerShell.Port), [Parameter(Mandatory = $False)] [System.Management.Automation.PSCredential] $Credentials = ($Script:ePOwerShell.Credentials) ) if (-not ($script:ePOwerShell)) { Throw "Unable to set ePOwerShell server information. Either set '`$env:ePOwerShell', or run Set-ePOwerShellServer and specify all necessary information" } $ePOwerShellVariables = @{ Server = $Server Port = $Port Credentials = $Credentials } Write-Debug "Variables: $($ePOwerShellVariables | Out-String)" Initialize-ePOwerShellVariables @ePOwerShellVariables } |