Royal Apps

NOTE: I will also be following up with support on this; I'm just hoping someone here has seen this as well.

Hello-- I have already reached out to support for help on this, and they sent me the current instructions to use Dynamic Folders for Secret Server Integration. I followed them (at least I thought I did), and am getting this error when refreshing:

An Error Occurred while executing the dynamic folder's script: "  [31;1mInvoke-WebRequest: [0mC:\Users\redactedl\AppData\Local\Temp\Royal TS V7\DynF_fac20509-3f35-4efb-be9f-f1e18069528f_1753285327.ps1:82 [0m [31;1m [0m [36;1mLine | [0m [31;1m [0m [36;1m [36;1m 82 | [0m . tokenJSON = [36;1mInvoke-WebRequest -SkipCertificateCheck -Uri $tokenRoute [0m . [0m [31;1m [0m [36;1m [36;1m [0m [36;1m [0m [36;1m | [31;1m ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [0m [31;1m [0m [36;1m [36;1m [0m [36;1m [0m [36;1m [31;1m [31;1m [36;1m | [31;1mNo such host is known. [0m"

I'm inferring from this that I'm somehow entering the URL to our Secret Server instance incorrectly or in the wrong place, because another message is below it that states "at least one token couldn't be resolved."

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding how the Dynamic Folder is supposed to function?

Thanks for any insight you may have.

Hi--

I probably should have added that this was with PowerShell 7. I went back and forth with support, and it was thought that the likely issue is that my Secret Server deployment is Federated with Azure SSO, so I created a local user and tried that-- and I still got that error message, so I have essentially given up at this point. The way it seems to me is that the script is not pulling in my entries from the interface.

Thanks for following up.

Jeff