Hi,
We now have our Powershell working correctly and I can pull entries from our Devolutions Password Server.
I have another question:
We have a folder structure that is something like: Folder1>subFolder1,subFolder2
In the above Folder1 doesn't have any password data, but the subfolders do. I have figured out how to pull Folder1, but I need a bit of help with how to call into the subFolders using the PowerShell modules.
Could you post an example of how to get password entries from the subFolders?
Thanks!
Brian
Hello Brian,
Once you are authenticated using the Devolutions.Server module, you could use the following to retrieve the entries. First, get the vault ID with:
(Get-DSVaults).body.data
id name
-- ----
00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Default
etc.
You can then retrieve the ID of the subfolder1 with:
$subfolder1 = get-dsentry -VaultID 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 -FilterValue "subfolder1"
You can then get the entries in that subfolder1:
$entries = Get-DSEntry -VaultID 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 -FolderID ($subfolder1.body.data.id)
You can view them with:
$entries.body.data
Best regards,
Richard Boisvert
thanks!
Hi,
I have one more question- my data has some hidden passwords. Get DS-Entry seems to bring back everything except the password when I call it like this:
$entry = Get-DSEntry -VaultID <sub folder with entries in it id (guid)> -EntryId <Entry Id guid >
Echo $entry
I can see most of the data with the above call when I Echo it in PS. Am I calling it wrong or is this a setting that needs to be adjusted?
thanks!
Hello,
To get the password from an entry, please use the Get-DSEntrySensitiveData cmdlet.
$senstivedata = Get-DSEntrySensitiveData <Entry Id guid >
Let me know if that helps.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
Hi I can get data back with that call but it seems to be encoded. what is the proper way to decode the data?
thanks!
Hello,
Here is the method that will decode the password from a Credential entry.
$password = (Get-DSEntrySensitiveData -EntryId $entryID).Body.data $password.credentials.password
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
That's perfect! thank you!