This is a PowerShell module for working with the McAfee ePo server API.

#Instructions

# One time setup
    # Download the repository
    # Unblock the zip
    # Extract the POSH-ePoAPI folder to a module path (e.g. $env:USERPROFILE\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\)

    #Simple alternative, if you have PowerShell 5, or the PowerShellGet module:
        Install-Module POSH-ePoAPI

# Import the module.
    Import-Module POSH-ePoAPI    #Alternatively, Import-Module \\Path\To\POSH-ePoAPI

# Get commands in the module
    Get-Command -Module POSH-ePoAPI

# Get help
    Get-Help Connect-ePoServer -Full

#Examples

###Connect to McAfee ePo server

# Connects to ePo server in your environment (will prompt for credentials)
	Connect-ePoServer -ePOServer "https://yourserver:8443"

###List all computers

#Gets all of the computers available from the McAfee ePo server
	Find-ePoSystem

#Gets computer that matches filter
	Get-ePoSystem -Filter "Pre-"
		
	Returns all McAfee ePo computers that have a computername beginning with Pre-

• Created module and functions for various McAfee ePo API commands.
• Added support for -WhatIf to all functions, except Connect-ePoServer.
• Added a check for good connection to Connect-ePoServer.
• Added Get-ePoServerRunningTask which gets task information for running tasks.
• Added Start-ePoServerTask which runs a server task.
• Version 1.4.1
• Changed reliance on System.Net.WebClient to using Invoke-RestMethod as previously the password entered used for Credentials would have been in clear text in memory.
• Tested functions after change and they appear to be working.
• Fixed issue with parameters on Connect-ePoServer by not setting the parameters to script scope and instead re creating those as script scope variables within the function.
• Corrected minor spelling errors

• Add function for adding a user using core.addUser command.
• Add function for removing a user using core.removeUser command.
• Add function to synchorinze Domains and AD with the system tree using epo.syncDirectory command.
• Look into policy commands and determine what functions to create.
• Look into repository commands and determine what functions to create.
• Look into scheduler commands and determine what functions to create.
• Add function to tag computers using the system.applyTag command.
• Add function to remove tags from compuers using the system.clearTag command.
• Look into system commands and determine what functions to create.
• Look into custom queries using SQUID tables. These tables are returned from the Get-ePoTable function.