Content Comparison

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1. Run the following commands to create the temporary files for the certificate policy file and certificate request file: 

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   $cert_file_inf = New-TemporaryFile $cert_file_req = New-TemporaryFile

   
   

2. Run the following commands to create the certificate policy file

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   $cert_file_content = @" [Version] Signature=`"`$Windows NT`$`" [NewRequest] Subject=`"CN=$cert_fqdn`" Exportable=TRUE MachineKeySet=TRUE KeyLength=2048 [Extensions] 2.5.29.17=`"{text}`" _continue_=`"DNS=$cert_fqdn&`" "@ New-Item $cert_file_inf -Type File -Force Set-Content $cert_file_inf $cert_file_content

   
   

3. Run the following commands to add any optional DNS subject alternate names to the certificate policy file: 

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   ForEach ($san in $cert_sans) {Add-Content $cert_file_inf ("_continue_=`"DNS=$san&`"")}

   
   

4. Run the following commands to add any optional IP Address subject alternate names to the certificate policy file: 

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   ForEach ($ipaddr in $cert_ipaddrs) {Add-Content $cert_file_inf ("_continue_=`"IPAddress=$ipaddr&`"")}

   
   

5. Run the following commands to review the certificate policy file: 

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   Get-Content $cert_file_inf

   
   

6. Run the following commands to create the certificate request file:

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   certreq -new -f $cert_file_inf $cert_file_req

   
   

7. Run the following commands to review the certificate request: 

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   Get-Content $cert_file_req

   
   

8. Run the following commands to retrieve the certificate request file name: 

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   Get-Item $cert_file_req

   
   

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