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03-02-2015
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That worked...although I'm puzzled as to why Invoke-RestMethod did not. I retried the same steps you listed but replaced Invoke-WebRequest with Invoke-RestMethod. It worked as well. Essentially, applying the xml bracket and assigning the output of the command to a variable, let me pull out the relevant information. However, I wasn't expecting it to work that way. I had hoped the cmdlet would output the entire XML stream to the display and not need me to specify the specific data portions.
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Has anyone used Powershell to interact with REST API on PA500? When I use the Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet to try and generate a key, I get back an empty response. If I run the keygen through a browser, it successfully returns a key. Running 6.1.1. PS C:> Invoke-RestMethod -Uri http:// <ip-of-PA500>/api/?type=keygen%26ampuser=<adminuser>%26amppassword=<adminpassword> response ------------- response http:// <ip-of-PA500>/api/?type-keygen&user=<adminuser>&password=<adminpassword> <response status="success"> <result> <key> <.....generated key.....> </key> </result> </response>
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