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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.
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'
}
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