Public/Get-TraverseMonitorConfig.ps1
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function Get-TraverseMonitorConfig { <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves the shared monitor configurations (including credentials) .DESCRIPTION This command obtains all the shared monitor credentials used in tests. It can be used to retrieve ` the information about a shared configuration. .NOTES While this command retrieves the credentials securely via SSL, it does display credentials in cleartext, ` so be VERY CAREFUL you are running this command in a protected environment where ` the display of credentials in plaintext on the screen is not a risk, and that your ` computer is free of viruses or HTTPS MITM proxies that might be able to snatch the ` credentials as they come into your environment. .EXAMPLE Get-TraverseMonitorConfig serialNumber : 1111111 name : WMI: test\testconfig type : wmi description : WMI: My test Configuration created : Wednesday, December 23, 2015 2:31:03 PM PST accountName : MyTestAccount parameters : {@{label=Domain\Username; name=username; value=test\testuser; type=TEXT}, @{label=Password; name=password; value=MyTestPassw0rd; type=TEXT}} monitorConfigUsage : @{testCount=449; devices=System.Object[]} #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( ) # Param #region Main process { $TraverseCommandParams = @{ API="JSON" Verbose=($PSBoundParameters['Verbose'] -eq $true) ArgumentList=@{} } (Invoke-TraverseCommand -Command 'admin/monitorConfig/list' @TraverseCommandParams).configAccounts.monitorConfigs } #endregion Main } #Get-TraverseDevice |