public HyperVController(string hyperVServerName, string login, string password)
{
ServerName = hyperVServerName;
Login = login ?? string.Empty;
Password = password ?? string.Empty;
HyperVRemoteOptions configuration = new HyperVRemoteOptions {
HyperVServerName = ServerName, HyperVUserName = Login, HyperVUserPassword = Password
};
_provider = new HyperVProvider(configuration);
}
public void TestConfiguration()
{
var services = new ServiceCollection();
services.AddHyperVRemote((options) =>
{
// defaults to working against local hyperv server which is fine, but lets be explicit.
options.HyperVServerName = "TestServer";
options.HyperVUserName = "******"; // cant use credentials with local server. see https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/richard_macdonald/2008/08/11/programming-hyper-v-with-wmi-and-c-getting-started/;
options.HyperVUserPassword = "******";
options.HyperVNameSpace = "TestNameSpace";
});
var sp = services.BuildServiceProvider();
var provider = sp.GetRequiredService <IHyperVProvider>();
HyperVProvider hprovider = provider as HyperVProvider;
hprovider.ConnectionOptions.Username.Should().Be("TestUsername");
}
public void TestConfiguration()
{
var autoSubstitute = new AutoSubstitute
(c => c.RegisterType <HyperVProvider>().As <IHyperVProvider>());
autoSubstitute.Resolve <IHyperVConfiguration>().FetchNamespacePath().Returns("TestNameSpace");
autoSubstitute.Resolve <IHyperVConfiguration>().FetchServer().Returns("TestServer");
autoSubstitute.Resolve <IHyperVConfiguration>().FetchUsername().Returns("TestUsername");
autoSubstitute.Resolve <IHyperVConfiguration>().FetchPassword().Returns("TestPassword");
var provider = autoSubstitute.Resolve <IHyperVProvider>();
HyperVProvider hprovider = provider as HyperVProvider;
hprovider.Options.Username.Should().Be("TestUsername");
}
