ADCSAdministration

This blog contains the brief descriptions of the Windows PowerShell cmdlets that are for use in administering the Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) certification authority (CA) role service.

By default on Windows Server 2016 or Windows server 2019 this module will not be installed. we want to install it manually. Below are the steps to install them Manually.

We can Install them in 2 ways one is through the PowerShell and another one is through Server Manager Tool(GUI)

Installing Active Directory Certificate Services through Powershell(CLI)

Go to PowerShell With Administrator access. Give the below command

Install-WindowsFeature AD-Certificate

Installing Active Directory Certificate Services through Server Manager Tool GUI

Click on Start > Server Manager > Manage > Add Roles and Features

By default only Certificate Authority Will be selected.

Once You have completed with the Above Procedure we can use the below

Add-CAAuthorityInformationAccess	Configures the AIA or OCSP for a certification authority.
Add-CACrlDistributionPoint	Adds a CRL distribution point URI where AD CS publishes certification revocations.
Add-CATemplate	Adds a certificate template to the CA.
Backup-CARoleService	Backs up the CA database and private key information.
Confirm-CAEndorsementKeyInfo	Checks whether the local CA trusts secure hardware for key attestation.
Get-CAAuthorityInformationAccess	Gets the AIA and OCSP URI information set on the AIA extension of the CA properties.
Get-CACrlDistributionPoint	Gets all the locations set on the CDP extension of the CA properties.
Get-CATemplate	Gets the list of templates set on the CA for issuance of certificates.
Remove-CAAuthorityInformationAccess	Removes AIA or OCSP URI from the AIA extension set on the certification authority.
Remove-CACrlDistributionPoint	Removes the URI for the CRL distribution point (CDP) from the CA.
Remove-CATemplate	Removes the templates from the CA which were set for issuance of certificates.
Restore-CARoleService	Restores the CA database and private key information.

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