No permission to create login credentials?

[whatthehomepod]

Prerequisites

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• [x] The issue is still present in the latest version of the module.
• [ ] The issue has not been previously reported.

Describe the bug Following bug is showing up:

Invoke-RestMethod : [{"message":"No permission to create login credentials"}]
At line:76 char:9
+         Invoke-RestMethod @Params
+         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (System.Net.HttpWebRequest:HttpWebRequest) [Invoke-RestMethod], WebExc
   eption
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : WebCmdletWebResponseException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.InvokeRestMethodCommand

Connect-TdService -url 'http://localhost' -Credential $TDCred -UserType operator
New-TdPerson -LastName $Lastname -FirstName $Firstname -FirstInitials $Initials -NetworkLoginName $UserID -TasLoginName $UserID -PhoneNumber $PhoneNumber -EmployeeNumber $description -Email $aliasid -BranchId (Get-TdBranch -Name 'Test').id

But when doing the following:

Connect-TdService -url 'http://localhost' -Credential $TDCred -UserType operator
New-TdPerson -LastName 'Test' -BranchId (Get-TdBranch -Name 'Test').id

To Reproduce See above

Expected behavior n/a

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System Details

• Operating System: [Windows | Linux | MacOS]
• Operating System Version (Version and Build, eg Windows 10 Build 1709):
• PowerShell Version: [Use Get-Host]
• Architecture for PowerShell Session: [64bit | 32bit]
• Is this system an Azure Automation Worker?: [No, Hybrid Worker, Azure Worker]
• Other loaded modules: [Include the output of Get-Module]

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here. Is there any other information like system configuration or data that might help us understand the problem.

[whatthehomepod]

??

[AndrewPla]

This is related to your TOPdesk permissions as the error message indicates. That response is coming from TOPdesk. Checkout the permissions on the account that you are using. See below for where I would start looking.

[whatthehomepod]

Thank you for this one!