Connect-SrmServer

This cmdlet establishes a connection to an SRM server. To access the SRM API, use the ExtensionData property of the output of this command.The resulting connections are added to the list of default connections in a global variable named "$global:DefaultSrmServers" (if the NotDefault switch was not specified).If you are already connected to a vCenter Server system, you can connect to its corresponding SRM server by passing that connection to the Server parameter (see Example 1). If you call Connect-SrmServer and do not specify which server to connect to, the cmdlet uses the default vSphere connections.To connect to an SRM server without connecting its corresponding vCenter Server first, use the SrmServerAddress parameter.An SRM deployment typically consists of two sites - a protected site and protecting site. Certain operations require that the session is logged to both sites. To create such a session, specify the RemoteCredential parameter. Some operations are valid for execution only at a protected or protecting site. For those cases, establish the session to that site by specifying the SRM server address at that site to the SrmServerAddress parameter or passing a connection to the vSphere server at that site to the Server parameter.For more information about SRM API operations, see the SRM API reference guide installed with PowerCLI.