Connect-EPCController

Updated on 04 Nov 2021
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Connects to EPC Controller and store the credentials for later use.

Description

Connects to an Endpoint Client Controller and store the credentials for later use.

Syntax

Connect-EPCController
  -ControllerFQDN  (String)
  -Credential  (PSCredential)
  -StoredCredentialTarget  (String)

Examples

Example 1

$Cred = Get-Credential

Connect-EPControllerFQDN -Credential $cred -ControllerFQDN contoso.nectar.services
Connects to the contoso.nectar.services EPC Controller using the credentials supplied to the Get-Credential command

Example 2

Connect-EPControllerFQDN -ControllerFQDN contoso.nectar.services -StoredCredentialTarget MyEPCCreds

Connects to contoso.nectar.services EPC Controller using previously stored credentials called MyEPCCreds

Parameters

-ControllerFQDN <String>
The FQDN of the Endpoint Client Controller

Parameter	Value
Required	false
Position	1
Required	false
Default Value	None
Accept pipeline input?	true (ByValue)
Accept wildcard characters?	false

-Credential <PSCredential>
The credentials used to access the EPC Controller.

Parameter	Value
Required	false
Position	2
Required	false
Default Value	None
Accept pipeline input?	true (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters?	false

-StoredCredentialTarget <String>
Use stored credentials saved via New-StoredCredential. Requires prior installation of CredentialManager module via Install-Module CredentialManager, and running:
Get-Credential | New-StoredCredential -Target MyEPCCreds -Persist LocalMachine

Parameter	Value
Required	false
Position	3
Required	false
Default Value	None
Accept pipeline input?	true (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters?	false

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Description
Syntax
Examples
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