When using the following configuration, taken from the exemple, and adding some fileds, a bug appears when the $CompanyName contains a dot (.) (ex: "MyCompany S.A."), whereas it does not fail on manual installation or by using the powershell command Install-AdcsCertificationAuthority
The bug consists into not triggering the installation of the CertificationAuthority, and reporting it as already present (when it is not): "Test-TargetResource: ADCS EnterpriseRootCA is installed and should be. Change not required."
After the install the "server manager" requieres to manually perform this install.
Configuration used:
$CompanyName = "My Company S. A."
AdcsCertificationAuthority CertificateAuthority
{
IsSingleInstance = 'Yes'
Ensure = 'Present'
Credential = $DomainCredential
CACommonName = "$($CompanyName) Certification Authority"
CAType = 'EnterpriseRootCA'
ValidityPeriod = 'Years'
ValidityPeriodUnits = '7'
DependsOn = '[WindowsFeature]ADCS-Cert-Authority'
}
When using the following configuration, taken from the exemple, and adding some fileds, a bug appears when the $CompanyName contains a dot (.) (ex: "MyCompany S.A."), whereas it does not fail on manual installation or by using the powershell command Install-AdcsCertificationAuthority
The bug consists into not triggering the installation of the CertificationAuthority, and reporting it as already present (when it is not): "Test-TargetResource: ADCS EnterpriseRootCA is installed and should be. Change not required."
After the install the "server manager" requieres to manually perform this install.
Configuration used:
$CompanyName = "My Company S. A."
AdcsCertificationAuthority CertificateAuthority
{
IsSingleInstance = 'Yes'
Ensure = 'Present'
Credential = $DomainCredential
CACommonName = "$($CompanyName) Certification Authority"
CAType = 'EnterpriseRootCA'
ValidityPeriod = 'Years'
ValidityPeriodUnits = '7'
DependsOn = '[WindowsFeature]ADCS-Cert-Authority'
}