public/complete/utilities.psm1
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function Get-BBUEMAuthString { <# .SYNOPSIS This function generates a API Auth token for Blackberry UEM. .DESCRIPTION The API Auth token gets set as a global variable: $global:env:uem_auth_token The function also sets a base api url string for connecting to the environment. That global variable is: $global:env:uem_environment. This allows for cleaner uri strings in the other functions without needing to support dev and prod each time. .PARAMETER Credential Specifies the credential for connecting to the API. .PARAMETER Environment The user must pass in the base part of the api url. In the format of : https://server:port/tenantID/api/v1 .INPUTS None. .OUTPUTS None. .EXAMPLE Get-UEMApiAuthString -Credential $Credential -Environment https://server:port/tenantID/api/v1 .EXAMPLE Get-UEMApiAuthString -Credential (get-credential) -Environment $prod .LINK https://developer.blackberry.com/files/bws/reference/blackberry_uem_12_18_rest/resource_Utilities.html#resource_Utilities_generateAuthorizationHeader_POST #> param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [pscredential]$Credential, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, HelpMessage="Enter in the format of https://server:port/tenantID/api/v1")] [string]$base_uri ) $api_url = $base_uri + '/util/authorization' $global:env:uem_environment = $base_uri $Headers = @{ 'Content-Type' = 'application/vnd.blackberry.authorizationrequest-v1+json' } $EncodedPassword = Convert-SecureStringtoBase64 -credential $credential $RequestBody = @{ 'provider' = 'AD' 'username' = $Credential.Username 'password' = $EncodedPassword 'domain' = 'WCNET' } | ConvertTo-Json try { Invoke-IgnoreCertForPS5 $Response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $api_url -Headers $Headers -Method Post -Body $RequestBody $global:env:uem_auth_token = $response } catch { Write-Host "Authentication failed: $($_.Exception.Message)" return $null } } |