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Fast forward to 11/2020 I am getting "Connect-NaController : API invoke failed".

2020-11-12
09:18 AM
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There are threads from 2016 but I doubt are relevent in my case (2020) Help!
PS c:\ Connect-NaController -Name nascf002 -Credential admin -HTTPS
***Connect-NaController : API invoke failed.***
At line:1 char:1
+ Connect-NaController -Name nascf002 -Credential admin -HTTPS
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidResult: (nascf002:NaController) [Connect-NaController], NaException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : HttpConnectionFailed,DataONTAP.PowerShell.SDK.ConnectNaController
My Settings:
External Web Services: true
HTTP Port: 80
HTTPS Port: 443
Protocol Status: online
Per Address Limit: 80
Wait Queue Capacity: 192
HTTP Enabled: false
CSRF Protection Enabled: true
Maximum Number of Concurrent CSRF Tokens: 500
CSRF Token Idle Timeout (Seconds): 900
CSRF Token Absolute Timeout (Seconds): 0
running Powershell version: Version 5.1.14393.3471
running NetApp Took kit is v9.8.0
running Windows 2016 [Version 10.0.14393]
Solved! See The Solution
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Are you connecting to 'cDOT' ? likely so b'cos the user in your command is 'admin'.
For cDOT use : Connect-NcController
Note: Connect-NaController is the 7-mode equivalent.
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Are you connecting to 'cDOT' ? likely so b'cos the user in your command is 'admin'.
For cDOT use : Connect-NcController
Note: Connect-NaController is the 7-mode equivalent.
