Bulk add of other entry objects rather than U/P Credentials
Is there another way to import or use the API to add bulk credential entries (such as Azure service principal or Secrets) to the Devolution Server besides the standard U/P import or using RestAPI (/API/v1/vault/VaultID/entry)?
Or change the credential type to Azure service principal after adding a large number of U/P entries?
All Comments (3)
Hello,
The DVLS REST API only allows the creation of Username/Password credential entry types.
If you want to create other entry types, we recommend using the Devolutions.PowerShell module.
https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/Getting-started/installation/
https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/dvls-powershell/powershell-connectivity/#method-2-using-devolutions-server-cmdlets
You can find sample scripts in the PowerShell forum section.
Let us know if you have any more questions.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
Hi Erica
Can you guide me? I have looked through the Devolutions.PowerShell and used New-DSCredentialEntry to create a new U/P entry.
Do you have any idea what command or parameter I should change to add a Credentials type of : "Azure service principal" with Client secret, Client ID and Tenant ID?
$NewCredEntry = @{
VaultId = $VaultID
EntryName = $EntryName
Username = $Username
Password = $Password
Folder = $Folder
credentialViewedCommentIsRequired = $false
credentialViewedPrompt = $false
ticketNumberIsRequiredOnCredentialViewed = $false
checkOutMode = 'Default'
Description = ''
Tags = ''
}
New-DSCredentialEntry @NewCredEntry Hello,
The New-DSCredential cmdlet only allows the creation of a Username/Password credential entry type.
To create or update an Azure service principal credential entry, you can create one in the web UI, fetch it in PowerShell using Get-DSEntries cmdlet, modify the properties, and use the Update-DSEntryBase cmdlet.
Let me know if that helps.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier