Windows 8: Install and configure ADCS
We will describe in this post how to install ADCS on Windows 8 Developer Preview, and how to configure your PKI with Powershell.
Firstly we will install the ADCS role with Server Manager:
We will describe in this post how to install ADCS on Windows 8 Developer Preview, and how to configure your PKI with Powershell.
Firstly we will install the ADCS role with Server Manager:
I finally managed to free some time to install my first Windows 8 Developer Preview domain controllers in a test lab (thanks Vmdude). In this ldap389.local domain I installed two RWDCs named ldap389-pdce and ldap389-dc2, each one located in their own AD site. For the DC’s promotion you can read this two part post (here and here)
Once installation was completed, I launched the following Powershell command:
(get-module ActiveDirectory).exportedcommands |
In order to manage TMG with powershell you need to use the FPC.root COM object. For more details you can read this article. The purpose of this script is to export for each TMG server the Firewall Policies in XML format: