Add fallback to MD5 for new API in HP MSA Storage access #771
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Previously, the API access defaulted to the new API with SHA256 credentials, falling back to the old API URL (v3) with MD5 on failure. This change adds a fallback to MD5 within the new API context, addressing cases where the new API requires MD5 instead of SHA256. This ensures compatibility with systems that support the new API but require MD5 for authentication.
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Previously, the API access defaulted to the new API with SHA256 credentials, falling back to the old API URL (v3) with MD5 on failure. This change adds a fallback to MD5 within the new API context, addressing cases where the new API requires MD5 instead of SHA256.