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06-21-2016 09:48 AM
06-21-2016 09:48 AM
iLO Powershell Cmdlets - How to add directory groups?
I have successfully set the iLO controllers to use LDAP using
Set-HPiLODirectory -Server $_ -Username $iloUsername -Password $iloPassword -LDAPDirectoryAuthentication Use_Directory_Default_Schema -ServerAddress $LDAPServer -ServerPort $LDAPServerPort -UserContext1 '@corp.domain.com' -DisableCertificateAuthentication
Now LDAP is enabled, but not active. How do you remotely add an entry to the Directory Groups table in the User Administration section?
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06-29-2016 01:36 AM
06-29-2016 01:36 AM
Re: iLO Powershell Cmdlets - How to add directory groups?
If you're still searching Try Set-HPiLOSchemalessDirectory.
works for me.
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07-01-2016 03:42 AM
07-01-2016 03:42 AM
Re: iLO Powershell Cmdlets - How to add directory groups?
Yes Set-HPiLOSchemalessDirectory is the way to add directory groups to the iLO.
Did it solve your problem ?
Thanks,
Gokul
HPE PowerShell Team
I am a HPE Employee
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01-03-2018 02:44 PM
01-03-2018 02:44 PM
Re: iLO Powershell Cmdlets - How to add directory groups?
How about how to remove Active Directory Groups? Trying to clean up some legacy groups. I have no problem adding to Group1Name... however I would like to remove the Information in Group5Name.
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01-03-2018 04:20 PM
01-03-2018 04:20 PM
Re: iLO Powershell Cmdlets - How to add directory groups?
Figured it out... :)
The following:
Set-HPiLOSchemalessDirectory -Server $HOSTNAME -USERNAME $user -Password $pwd -DisableCertificateAuthentication -Group1Name ""
Will remove the exisiting Group in the #1 slot and and then move the data in #2 to #1, #3 to #2, ETC...
The following:
Set-HPiLOSchemalessDirectory -Server $HOSTNAME -USERNAME $user -Password $pwd -DisableCertificateAuthentication -Group1Name $Admin -Group1Priv $Admin_Priv -Group1SID $Admin_SID -Group2Name $Opt -Group2Priv $Opt_Priv -Group2SID $Opt_SID -Group3Name $RO -Group3Priv $RO_Priv -Group3SID $RO_SID -Group4Name "" -Group5Name "" -Group6Name ""
Will take the values stored in the Variables and assign them while removing any existing AD Groups that reside in the #4, #5, and #6 slots.
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