Opening a KVM session from the API

[pinguinfuss]

Describe the bug
I'm trying to open a KVM session (like doing Server actions > Launch vKVM from Intersight) through PowerShell.
However New-IntersightKvmSession complains, that "create operation is not allowed using an API key, use a valid user session".
How would I go about doing that? The "documentation" sadly isn't really helping

To Reproduce

# Connect to Intersight CVA
# Get server profile ref
$ServerProfileRef = Get-IntersightServerProfile -Name 'some-profile'
# Get ComputeBlade
$server = Get-IntersightComputeBlade -Moid $ServerProfileRef.AssignedServer.ActualInstance.Moid

# Now start the KVM
New-IntersightKvmSession -Server $server

Version used

• Intersight PowerShell Module version? 1.0.11.17956
• Intersight Appliance Version (if using an Intersight Appliance as target) 1.1.1-0

Expected behavior
The ability to open the vKVM through PowerShell

[Ghufz]

Intersight backend does not support to create a KVM session using APIKey, it require web session to create KVM session.
All our SDKs works with APIKey only

[pinguinfuss]

Intersight backend does not support to create a KVM session using APIKey, it require web session to create KVM session. All our SDKs works with APIKey only

Hey, does that mean that any interaction between the PowerShell Intersight API with regards to KVM isn't possible? Or is there a way to create a web session, which in turn enables the use of KVM?

[Ghufz]

As of now Intersight.PowerShell SDK does not work with web session, so you will not be able to interact with KVM using powershell