qlikq
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3 years ago I have raised a PR for this , for similar thing. I have enabled automatic disconnect in case one is connected to a single SSO server. If the is needed, to handle more i can add it as well. #388 --Edit I can't make // or i don't know how, to make the -Server accept the '' because of its type(its not a string). Either one would have to remove the type and leave it as string or add the -Force/-All parameter and if it would appear then it would disconnect from all. If the -Force parameter would be used then it would have the same behavior as the , but still not entirely that classic feel. What about making a 'cheat' and use additional positional parameter: [Parameter(Position = 0)][String][ValidateSet('')]$Srv in that case there will be just the after the cmdlet and we could write a case for it , usage : Disconnect-SsoAdminServer as this this start would be then the 0 position $srv param that only can be a . Thing is that this is bit of 'ugly' and messing with the -server , since one would introduce another mystery 'srv' parameter. We could add another parameterset for this, so it could be more clear so if a * is present then user can't use another parameters as it would violate the parameterset.
dmilov
Just tried out the new PowerCLI SSO Module and when disconnecting from the server, it doesn't behave like other PowerCLI disconnect- commands where you can pass in (asterisk).
In fact, I didn't save the connection, so I had to look up the global variable and even using
$Global:DefaultSsoAdminServersdidn't work as it expected a specific entry.Ultimately, I needed to use:
Ideally, we can simply do:
or even have
$Global:DefaultSsoAdminServeralso defined like we do for Connect-VIServer cmdlet