Disconnect-HCXServer

This cmdlet closes the connection to one or more HCX servers.When no servers and no user name are specified, and if there is only one connected server in $DefaultHCXServers variable, this server is disconnected. If there is no connected server, the cmdlet throws a terminating error.This functionality uses the reference counting mechanism. For more information about the mechanism, see the Connect-HCXServer cmdlet.When there are no active connections to the server, it gets disconnected and is removed from the $DefaultHCXServers variable. For more information about this variable, see the Connect-HCXServer cmdlet.If the -Force parameter is specified, the server disconnects even if there is more than one connection to it.

Syntax

[-Force ]

[-ProgressAction < ActionPreference > ]

[-Server < CisServer[] > ]

[CommonParameters]

Parameters

Required	Parameter Name	Type	Position	Features	Description
optional	Force	SwitchParameter	named		Indicates that you want to close all active connections to the specified server and disconnect from it.
optional	ProgressAction	ActionPreference	named
optional	Server	CisServer[]	named	pipeline	Specifies the HCX servers you want to disconnect from.

Output

Examples

Example 1

$server = Connect-HCXServer -Server 'server_name' -User 'user@domain' -Password 'user_password'
Disconnect-HCXServer $server -Confirm:$false

Disconnects the specified HCX server without asking for confirmation.

Example 2

Connect-HCXServer -Server 'server_name' -User 'user@domain' -Password 'user_password'
Connect-HCXServer -Server 'server2_name' -User 'user@domain' -Password 'user_password'
Disconnect-HCXServer * -Confirm:$false

Disconnects the specified HCX server without asking for confirmation.

Related Commands

HCXServer

Connect-HCXServer

This cmdlet establishes a connection to a HCX server.

Disconnect-HCXServer

This cmdlet closes the connection to one or more HCX servers.