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Disconnect-EPCController

  • Published on Nov 4, 2021
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Disconnects from any active Endpoint Client Controller

Description

Essentially deletes any stored credentials and FQDN from global variables.
Doesn't currently work because there apparently isn't a way to remove the WSDL namespace from memory.
Thiss means that connecting to a new EPC controller will still try to use the WSDL associated with the original controller.
Any API commands will fail. Therefore, there is no useful reason to disconnect.
Keeping this here in case I eventually figure out how to unload the WSDL namespace

Syntax

Disconnect-EPCController

Examples

Example 1

Disconnect-EPCController

Disconnects from all active connections to an EPC Controller