Disconnect-SrmServer
This cmdlet logs out and closes the connection to one or more SRM servers. In PowerCLI, you can have multiple connections to a server. In order to disconnect from a server, you must close all active connections to it. By default, Disconnect-SrmServer closes only the last connection to the specified server. To close all active connections to a server, use the Force parameter or run the cmdlet for each connection.
Syntax
Parameters
| Required | Parameter Name | Type | Position | Features | Description |
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| optional | Force | SwitchParameter | named |
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Indicates that you want to close all active connections to the specified SRM server and disconnect from it. If the value is $false, the cmdlet closes only the last connection to the specified server and you must run Disconnect-SrmServer for each active connection to this server in order to disconnect from it. |
| optional | ProgressAction | ActionPreference | named |
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| optional | Server | SrmServer[] | named |
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Specifies the SRM servers you want to disconnect from. |
Output
Examples
Example 1
Disconnect-SrmServer -Server '*' -Force
Disconnects all SRM server connections.
Example 2
$srmServer = Connect-SrmServer -SrmServerAddress "mySrmServerIp" -User "mySrmUSer" -Password "mySrmPassword" Disconnect-SrmServer -Server $srmServer
Connects to a specified SRM server by passing the local site credentials for login and then invokes the cmdlet to disconnect from the that server.
Example 3
Disconnect-SrmServer -Server $global:DefaultSrmServers -Force
Logs out and closes all connections to the SRM servers included in the default list of connections established to SRM servers.
Related Commands
SrmServer
This cmdlet establishes a connection to a vCenter Site Recovery Manager (SRM) server.
This cmdlet closes the connection to one or more vCenter Site Recovery Manager (SRM) servers.