The ActiveDirectoryCSDsc DSC resources have been specifically tested as a method to populate a Certificate Services server role on Windows Server 2012 R2 and above after the Certificate Services role and the Web Enrollment feature have been enabled. Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) is used to create certification authorities and related role services that allow you to issue and manage certificates used in a variety of applications.
This DSC resource can be used to address some of the most common scenarios including the need for a Stand-Alone Certificate Authority or an Active Directory Trusted Root Certificate Authority and the Certificate Services website for users to submit and complete certificate requests. In a specific example, when building out a web server workload such as an internal website that provides confidential information to be accessed from computers that are members of an Active Directory domain, AD CS can provide a source for the SSL certificates that will automatically be trusted.
- AdcsCertificationAuthority: This resource can be used to install the ADCS Certificate Authority after the feature has been installed on the server.
- AdcsEnrollmentPolicyWebService: This resource can be used to install an ADCS Certificate Enrollment Policy Web Service on the server after the feature has been installed on the server.
- AdcsOnlineResponder: This resource can be used to install an ADCS Online Responder after the feature has been installed on the server.
- AdcsWebEnrollment: This resource can be used to install the ADCS Web Enrollment service after the feature has been installed on the server.
- AdcsOcspExtension: This resource can be used to configure OCSP URI extensions on a Certificate Authority after the feature has been installed on the server.
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For a full list of resources in ActiveDirectoryCSDsc and examples on their use, check out the ActiveDirectoryCSDsc wiki.
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