Invoke REST API method to update the local admin password
I have to write a migration script for Active Directory using PowerShell. This script will update the password of the local admin of server stored in Pleasant Password Server for KeePass.
First I log into the KeePass using my Windows login credentials and then search the server for which the password needs to be updated.
So, skipping the script for above said functionalities I will start from generating the password:
function Generate-Password {
$alphabets = "abcdefghijklmnopqstuvwxyz1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ!@#%^*"
$char = for ($i = 0; $i -lt $alphabets.Length; $i++) { $alphabets[$i] }
for ($i = 1; $i -le 16; $i++) {
Write-Host -NoNewline $(Get-Random $char)
if ($i -eq 16) { Write-Host `n }
}
}
$pass = Generate-Password
After a password is generated from the above script I want to update the password for the server which I searched.
For example: Find the attachment for Server Details
I want to change the password for the above searched server by the function Generate-Password .
For this, I used the REST API method of PPS:
function UpdatePassword {
$update = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri “$KeepassURL/api/v4/rest/credential/$CredentialID/password/$pass” -Headers $headers -Method Put -ContentType ‘application/json’
}
I think I am making some mistakes with the syntax here. How do I pass the generated password ie. $pass to the invoked REST method?
The documentation you referenced says:
PUT credential/:id ** Update a credential ** Method PUT Requires Authentication? Yes
Parameters id GUID for credential
Input type Credential Result type None
and the documentation of the Credential input type shows this example JSON document:
Example Credential (JSON)
{ Id: "2b45438a-2f4a-4d96-9ba9-058ea54252fb" Name: "Credential 0" Username: "Credential 0" Password: null Url: "" Notes: "" GroupId: "cfb2c08e-e990-43b7-99d1-c8e23e0ae00e" Created: "2013-11-18T10:14:27.8218898-07:00" Modified: "2015-06-01T13:26:12.336084-06:00" Expires: null ... }
So you probably need to do something like this:
$CredentialID = '2b45438a-2f4a-4d96-9ba9-058ea54252fb'
$uri = "$KeepassURL/api/v4/rest/credential/$CredentialID"
$type = 'application/json'
$body = @{
'Id' = $CredentialID
'Name' = 'Credential 0'
'Username' = 'Credential 0'
'Password' = $pass
...
}
Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $uri -Method Put -Headers $headers -Body $body -ContentType $type
assuming that you're passing an already acquired authorization token via $headers .
Untested, though, and I'm not quite sure if you need all key/value pairs in the body or just the relevant ones, so you'll need to play around with it a little.
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