iLO Powershell Library 1.1 Update

Well it appears that people rather liked the iLO Powershell Library I released last week. Now having had the weekend to relax, and time to start rewriting code to make use of it I have released a 1.1 release of the library to address some of the issues and add some additional functionality.

  • Functions now have aliases to be more powershell-like. E.g Mod-iLO, Get-iLOVersion etc. Please use these instead of function names. I will be renaming the functions at a later date. The original 1.0 functions will remain as aliases for backward compatibility, but with a depreciated warning.
  • New Function to Parse the RIBCL output from Mod-iLO Function. This can be used for report generation/actions.
  • New Function to generate Custom Error Messages for use inline with the Parse-RIBCL* functions. Useful for exception handling.

The updated Library can be found on the iLO PS Library Page 

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4 Responses to iLO Powershell Library 1.1 Update

  1. stephar says:

    Hi,

    First off, good work on the library!

    Do you know how to get the group information from ilo using CPQLOCFG? To list all configured users you can use GET_ALL_USERS under RIBCL\LOGIN\USER_INFO

    How do I list the configured groups?

    Br Stefan

  2. stephar says:

    Just found it.

    If you list GET_DIR_CONFIG under RIBCL\LOGIN\DIR_INFO there’s GET_DIR_CONFIG\DIR_GRPACCT1_NAME

    etc.

    Thank you anyway. :)

    • Ben says:

      Sounds like you got it!

      Yea, I haven’t made a definitive function to put any result in a nicely formatted object – I’ll add code to the library as I find myself writing it.

      That said, I think the key thing here is the Output of Mod-iLO, which you can then dig into and write your own code around.

      Thanks For trying out the library!

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