![]() ![]() Note: If the user name contains special characters, enclose the entire string in single quotes(').CorpDC is the DNS server for the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet. For more information about the server authentication logic of PowerCLI, run "help about_server_authentication". If the Credential parameter is also specified, this parameter is ignored. ![]() Specifies the user name you want to use for authenticating with the NSX-T server. Specifies that Workspace One Access (formerly VMware Identity Manager) identity provider should be used for authentication. When you save credentials for a specific server, you do not need to specify them each time you reconnect. Indicates that you want to save the specified credentials in the local credential store. Specifies the port you want to use when connecting to the NSX-T server API URL. Note: If the password contains special characters, enclose the entire string in single quotes ('). Specifies the password you want to use for authenticating with the NSX-T server. Specifies that you do not want to save the specified servers as default servers. Specifies the PSCredential object that contains credentials for authenticating with the NSX-T server. Specifies the DNS name or the IP address of the NSX-T servers you want to connect to. If the server certificate needs approval and it is not permanently accepted, it is automatically rejected and the cmdlet stops running. ![]() If saved credentials are not found, you might be prompted to enter them.If the Menu parameter is specified, a list of the latest connected NSX-T servers appears.Note: If PowerShell runs in non-interactive mode, you are not prompted for credential. If saved credentials are found, they are used. The default servers list is managed in the same manner as the other default server lists for the vCenter Server and vCloud servers.If a password or user name is not specified, the local credential store is searched for relevant records. They are kept in the $defaultNsxtServers variable. When an operation is performed, if the target servers cannot be determined from the specified parameters, the cmdlet runs against the servers in the default server list. If this number becomes equal to zero, then the server is disconnected.PowerCLI supports a list of default servers. When a server is disconnected, then its RefCount property is decreased by one. Therefore, the RefCount of the previously returned object will be updated as well. Note that the returned object is the same as the one previously returned. The RefCount property of the object is incremented by one. Instead, the cmdlet returns the object which represents the existing connection. If there is already an existing connection to the server for a specific user name, a new connection is not established. This cmdlet establishes a connection to an NSX-T server.The connect and disconnect operations for a server are using a reference counting mechanism.Every server is identified by its connection string which contains server and user name.
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