Using PowerShell on-premise without HTTPS

Owned by Chris Clark
Last updated: Jan 22, 2018
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By Default the Ranger PowerShell module is configured to operate with HTTPS with the Enoten cloud platform. If you are running on-premise without implementing HTTPS on your server then the PowerShell module needs to be loaded with arguments to turn off HTTPS and possibly FQDN checking.

Syntax

Import-Module EzUDM -force -argumentlist useHTTPS, validateFQDN

ParameterDescriptionClassDefaultUsage
EzUDMThe name of the Enoten PowerShell module. The PowerShell module should have ben installed in the PSModulePathString
Required
ForceThis forces the reloading of the PowerShell module

Required
Argumentlist

There are two Boolean positional values that are available.

  • Parameter 1 Indicating if HTTPS should be used
  • Parameter 2 Indicating if the tenant FQDN should be validated
 Boolean$True,$True Optional 


Examples

Example 1

In Example 1, the module is loaded and prepared for a UDM server which is not using HTTPS

Import-Module EzUDM -force -argumentlist $False

Example 2

In Example 2, the module is loaded and prepared for a UDM server which is not using HTTPS and the format of the tenant FQDN is not checked this is useful where the tenant is not in DNS and you just want to use an IP Address or the DNS entry is not a full FQDN.

Import-Module EzUDM -force -argumentlist $False, $False