Use this script to update your application's authentication information in CyberArk.
- configure hash authentication
- Credential Provider Only
- path authentication
- IP/Address Hostname authentication
- OS User authentication
| Variable | Description | Example | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PVWAURL | Address of your PVWA URL | https://pvwa1.yourbusiness.com | N/A | True |
| logonCredentail | PSCredential of API user | $cred = Get-Credentail | N/A | True |
| dllPath | Path of folder containing DLL's to be hashed | "c:\intepub\wwwroot\yourapp\bin" | N/A | True |
| cyberArkAppID | name of the configured CyberArk application | TestApp | N/A | True |
| aimInstallationPath | path of CyberArk Password Provider install folder | "e:\your\install\path" | "C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberArk\ApplicationPasswordProvider" | False |
| logfile | location of logfile for script | "c:\your\log\path\file.log" | "c:\tmp\logs\AddDependency\UpdateAppAuthMethods.log" | False |
| deleteOldAppAuthInfo | should CyberArk delete older authentication information of the same type | $true | False | False |
Call the script providing minimum information necessary, accepting defaults for non-required variables.
$PVWAURL = "https://pvwa1.yourcompany.com"
$logonCredential = Get-Credential
$dllPath = "c:\intepub\yourapp\bin"
$cyberArkAppID = "yourAppID"
.\updateAppAuth.ps1 -PVWAURL $PVWAURL -logonCredentail $logonCredential -dllPath $dllPath -CyberArkAppID $cyberArkAppID
Call the script with optional items configured
$PVWAURL = "https://pvwa1.yourcompany.com"
$logonCredential = Get-Credential
$dllPath = "c:\intepub\yourapp\bin"
$cyberArkAppID = "yourAppID"
$logfile = "e:\tmp\logs\updateAppAuth.log"
.\updateAppAuth.ps1 -PVWAURL $PVWAURL -logonCredentail $logonCredential -dllPath $dllPath -CyberArkAppID $cyberArkAppID -logfile $logfile -deleteOldAppAuthInfo $true
Mark Hurter - magicmarkh
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