Add Timeout Functionality to Connect-FGT about powerfgt HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @chisho21

Thanks for PR, it will look

Can you explain when you get the issue ? (by default timeout is set to 0 -> indefinite )

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I'm doing a foreach loop through ~100 remotely managed Fortigates in a separate script. Devices that are off or are not Fortigates cause that script to just hang and wait indefinitely.

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Ok nice !

do you have a try / catch ?

May be set bigger timeout (it is very fast 5 sec)

What the use case ? (you can send me a mail (you can found on top of ps file))

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I do have a try / catch in my code. But due to never erroring the catch is never triggers due to lack of time out. Tried (and failed) to accomplish with powershell jobs, but realized this was probably the more elegant solution.

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Fixed on #56

Thanks !
I will be available on next release (for end of year i hope)

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