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undefAction is defined in the Citrix documentation
_InvokeNSRestApi -Session $Session -Method POST -Type responderpolicy -Payload $params -Action add
Current Behavior
Does not currently allow for setting a default action in a responder policy.
Possible Solution
Add a string parameter named DefaultAction. I wouldn't use a validate set as there can be user defined actions. Default values match that of the -Action parameter.
I suggest appending the $params hash table if the parameter is defined.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
N/A
Context
We use automation presented via tools to unprivileged Techs, which manage responder policies, sort of like an ACL would work. These help us apply filtering directly to VIPs. Not having the limits our automation.
Your Environment
No bug...
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This repository looks to be pretty much dead so there have been multiple pull requests waiting for review for years already.
So I think that it would make sense to create fork where all those can be merged. @masters274@thkn-hofa@overag3 Is anyone of you interested to taking lead of that?
Preferably it should be created as GitHub organization instead of having under on person account so we would need also figure out name for that project.
https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/12-1/appexpert/responder/setting-responder-default-action.html
Expected Behavior
-DefaultAction would be an optional parameter, that would be added to the -Payload parameter of _InvokeNSRestApi
if ($DefaultAction) {
$params += @{
undefAction = $DefaultAction
}
}
undefAction is defined in the Citrix documentation
_InvokeNSRestApi -Session $Session -Method POST -Type responderpolicy -Payload $params -Action add
Current Behavior
Does not currently allow for setting a default action in a responder policy.
Possible Solution
Add a string parameter named DefaultAction. I wouldn't use a validate set as there can be user defined actions. Default values match that of the -Action parameter.
I suggest appending the $params hash table if the parameter is defined.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
N/A
Context
We use automation presented via tools to unprivileged Techs, which manage responder policies, sort of like an ACL would work. These help us apply filtering directly to VIPs. Not having the limits our automation.
Your Environment
No bug...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: