updated pester tests for CIS cmdlets

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Alan Renouf
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Script name: Test Connection to VC.ps1
Created on: 07/15/2016
Author: Alan Renouf, @alanrenouf
Description: The purpose of this pester test is to ensure the PowerCLI modules are imported and a connection can be made to a vCenter
Dependencies: Pester Module
Example run:
Invoke-Pester -Script @{ Path = '.\Test Connection to VC.Tests.ps1'; Parameters = @{ VCNAME="VC01.local"; VCUSER="Administrator@vsphere.local"; VCPASS="Admin!23"} }
#>
$VCUSER = $Parameters.Get_Item("VCUSER")
$VCPASS = $Parameters.Get_Item("VCPASS")
$VCNAME = $Parameters.Get_Item("VCNAME")
Describe "Checking PowerCLI Cmdlets available" {
$cmdletname = "Connect-VIServer"
It "Checking $cmdletname is available" {
$command = Get-Command $cmdletname
$command | Select Name, Version
$command.Name| Should Be $cmdletname
}
}
Describe "Connect-VIServer Tests" {
$connection = Connect-VIServer $VCName -User $VCUser -password $VCPass
It "Connection is active" {
$Global:DefaultVIServer[0].isconnected | Should Be $true
}
It "Checking connected server name is $VCName" {
$Global:DefaultVIServer[0].name | Should Be $VCName
}
}