PowerShell's versatility doesn't stop here. It's also possible to manage Internet Information Services application pools and sync folders with PowerShell. 3. Working with files If all goes well, you’ll be returned to the console. If so, you can now use this session with several commands....
Finally, you can import existing certificates - importing allows you to add certificates to the Key Vault that you're already using. The imported certificate can be in either PFX or PEM format and must contain the private key. For example, here's a PowerShell script to upload a certificate...
4.Login to your Windows Azure Management Portalanduploadthis certificate toSettings > Management Certificatessection. 5.Switch to Windows Azure PowerShell WindowsdownloadWindows Azure Publish Settings Fileby running the code below. A browser windows will openhttps://windows.azure.com/download/publishprofi...
Experienced system administrators are familiar with the graphical Registry Editor, which they can use to manage registry keys, entries, and values. However, you can also manage the registry by using Windows PowerShell and the Registry provider....
Create and install a certificate with the following commands. Create the certificate in the LocalMachine\My store. Replace <worker-machine-name> and <worker-machine-ip> as appropriate. PowerShell 複製 $newSelfSignedCertificateParams = @{ Subject = "CN=<worker-machine-name>" DnsName = ...
The ground rules are simple: This works on IIS 7.5 and IIS 8, but you need Windows PowerShell remoting enabled. For this example, there are two Web servers configured in a load balance with their own cluster IP addresses. Each is running three new Web sites that need certificates and bind...
Using the IIS drive, you can apply Set-ItemProperty to manage app pools just as you would manage the file system, registry, certificates and other items with a PowerShell drive: Set-ItemProperty -Path IIS:\AppPools\MyAppPool -Name managedRuntimeVersion -Value ‘v4.0’ By using Set-...
essential best practices to ensure your self-signed certificates are used appropriately and securely. Whether you're securing an internal service or experimenting with SSL/TLS, this post will provide you with the knowledge needed to create and manage self-signed certificates efficiently in PowerShell....
This is a Powershell module for configure a FortiGate (Fortinet) Firewall. With this module (version 0.9.0) you can manage: Address(Add/Get/Copy/Set/Remove object type ipmask/subnet, FQDN, iprange, geo, mac and dynamic (SDN))
Interactively removing and rolling over the certificates and secrets of a Service Principal or Application This command provides a menu drive interface to view the credentials of an application and allows the user to remove or roll them over. ...