Austin Certificates - How-To - Request internal certificates via PowerShell

Sign into a Windows system joined to the Austin Active Directory where the system has permissions to request a certificate from the desired template.
Start an administrative PowerShell session
Run the following commands to define the list for the DNS host names for the certificate request:
$DnsName = [System.Collections.Generic.List[System.String]]::new()
Modify then run the following commands to define the required DNS host name and subject for the certificate request:
$DnsHostName = "hostname.domain"
Run the following commands to define the subject for the certificate request:
$Subject = "CN=$DnsHostName"
Run the following commands to add the required DNS host name to the list of DNS host names:
$DnsName.Add($DnsHostName)
Modify then run the following commands to add any subject alternate names to the certificate request:
$DnsName.Add("san1.domain")
Repeat the previous step until all subject alternate names have been added to the certificate request.
Run one of the following commands to define the certificate template:
- For a Server (10-year duration) certificate:
  $Template = "Server-10year"
- For a VMware SSL certificate:
  $Template = "VMwareSSL6.5"
Run the following commands to request the certificate:
Get-Certificate -Url ldap: -CertStoreLocation "Cert:\LocalMachine\My" -Template $Template -SubjectName $Subject -DnsName $DnsName

Sign into a Windows system joined to the Austin Active Directory as a user with permissions to request a certificate from the desired template
Start an administrative PowerShell session
Run one of the following commands to define the certificate template:
- For a Code Signing certificate:
  $Template = "CodeSigning(Exportable)"
Run the following commands to request the certificate:
Get-Certificate -Url ldap: -CertStoreLocation "Cert:\CurrentUser\My" -Template $Template