Calling a Powershell Script from RSA

[KeshavKumar]

Hello,

Does anyone know how to call a .ps script from RSA AFX? The .ps script contains AD functions like get-ADUser , set-ADUser and the likes of it. Simply Importing the module with import-module and calling the function name doesn't connect with AD to get those functions. Is there anything I'm missing like opening a session with AD?

[BorisLekumovich]

Do you see any error?

Can you post it here?

[KeshavKumar]

This is how I call the function test from RSA

         Import-Module C:\abc\test.ps1 2>&1|Write-Host;
         test 2>&1|Write-Host

After calling it shows 100% completed in RSA although there is no change in the End System.

This is the Actual Function that is being called in the End system.

Function test(){
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
$remlog ="C:\abc\remlog.log"
"Invoked">$remlog
$Users = Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "xxx" -Properties MemberOf >$remlog
$Users | Foreach-Object {
"Inside Loop">$remlog
$Groups = $_.MemberOf
foreach ($Group in $Groups) {
Remove-ADGroupMember $Group -Member $_ -Confirm:$true
}
"Outside">$remlog
}
"Final">$remlog
}

[PradeepKadambar]

1. Ensure the script works independently.
2. Ensure you are not using relative paths. The scripts run by IGL are relative to the SSH server you are using.
3. Check the SSH server logs or the logs generated by code for errors.

[SheshadriLakshm]

1. First of all make sure you have a SSHD server running on the target machine where you want to execute the powershell script. You can use Cigwin SSHD service for that.
2. You will have to provide Host, Port, Timeout, LoginName and Password of the target machine in IG&L SSH Connector setting page. 
3. Then in the connector capability page, for whatever functionality you want to execute, you will have provide the Request body for the Command Code something like this

      powershell.exe -InputFormat none -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "exit <Absolute Path to your powershell script> -Param1 \"${Param1}\" -Param2 \"${Param2}\" "

In your case

<Absolute Path to your powershell script> should be C:\abc\test.ps1

Parameters are optional and implies only if your powershell script takes input parameters.

Note: Your powershell has a function, but there is no direct call to it in the code. You need to provide a call your test() function for it to be executed.

I hope this helps.