At least from Windows 7 or Windows 2012 R2 (I haven’t tested anything newer yet). This allows you to make direct REST calls from PowerShell to well any REST service, including the FlashArray, Unfortunately, for the most part, this is not going to work out of the box with Purity 4.7 and later. But what about the few remaining functions that people might use that the PowerShell SDK doesn’t cover? As there are a few REST calls that are not built into the SDK (yet).įor these few functions to be called from PowerShell, you need to use the handy Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet. Our PowerShell SDK was enhanced so it would use the appropriate security connection type so users of that do not need to worry as long as they upgrade our SDK. This was concerning the deprecation of SSL and TLS version 1.0, forcing all (management) connections to the FlashArray to use TLS 1.1 or 1.2 (read this here).

I wrote about some security changes in the FlashArray operating environment (called Purity) version 4.7 a month or so back.

Curl test tls 1.2