Unity API expecting cookies in the header

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Team,   I tried to execute the below code in powershell but it gives 401 unauthorized error, I believe we need to pass Cookie header as part of the request.   Could you please explain how to populate the cookie header for MOD_AUTH_CAS_S and mod_sec_emc   $EncodedAuthorization  = [ System.Text.Encoding ]::UTF8.GetBytes( 'username@domain.com'  +  ':'  +  'xyz' ) $EncodedPassword  = [ System.Convert ]::ToBase64String( $EncodedAuthorization ) $Server = 'domain.com' $REST_URI =  'https://' + $Server + '/api/types/pool/instances' $headers  =  New-Object   'System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[String],[String]]' $headers.Add('Accept', 'application/json') $headers.Add('Content-type', 'application/json') $headers.Add('X-EMC-REST-CLIENT', 'true') $headers.Add('Authorization', 'Basic $EncodedPassword') $response = Invoke-RestMethod $REST_URI -Method 'GET' -Headers $headers $response  |  ConvertTo-Json

Rainer_EMC · Answer

I havent used powershell for REST but yes you need to login and store that info in order to issue REST calls

Nothing special there for Unity

Maybe you want to try the PowerShell Module for Unity from here

https://dl.dell.com/downloads/DL104725_PowerShell-Module-for-Dell-EMC-Unity-1.0.msi?language=en_US

sachdevst · Answer

Create a session to get these 2 cookies.

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