Posts by Vadims Podāns
PowerShell PKI (PSPKI) 3.7 enhancements – Certification Authority API (part 1)
Hello S-1-1-0, here is another blog post in the PSPKI v3.7 enhancement blog series. Today I will talk about another interesting work done in PSPKI. Intro In one of my previous posts, I’ve outlined a very general roadmap for PKI library and the move towards the .NET Core. There are several obstacles for the move…
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Today I’m starting a series of blog posts where I will explore new features we have added to PowerShell PKI module, version 3.7. First post is dedicated to security descriptors. Major changes in PSPKI Within PSPKI module, we had an ability to manage security descriptors (access control lists) for Certification Authority can certificate template objects.…
Read MorePowerShell PKI (PSPKI) 3.7 enhancements – OCSP Revocation Configuration Management
Hello everyone, today is a second post in OCSP server management in Windows PowerShell. First blog post in the series was about OCSP server management. Today, I will discuss about Online Responder revocation configuration management using Windows PowerShell. Intro Every single Microsoft Online Responder is capable to provide certificate status for multiple different certification authorities.…
Read MorePowerShell PKI (PSPKI) 3.7 enhancements – OCSP Server Management
Today I’m starting a series of blog posts where I will explore new features we have added to PowerShell PKI module, version 3.7. First post is dedicated to Online Responders. The biggest part of this release is Microsoft OCSP Server, or Online Responder management feature. In this post, I will show general Online Responder server…
Read MorePowerShell PKI Module (PSPKI) v3.7
Hello everyone, I’m excited to announce a public availability of PowerShell PKI module v3.7. New version is a big work around various aspects such as Microsoft Online Responder management, security descriptors. Here is a summary of what we’ve done. PowerShell Module Compatibility We have added syntax compatibility with PowerShell 6.x and newer PowerShell versions. New…
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