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Create SSL with Subject Alternative Name | Self Signed Certificate | How To using PowerShell 

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How to easily create a Self Signed Certificate with a SAN (Subjective Alternative Name) with PowerShell
Install the Module if its missing
1. Install-Module PKI
Look at the PKI module verify you have it
2. Get-Command -Module PKI
Run the Command, Example below
3. New-SelfSignedCertificate -Subject "CN=domainname.com" -FriendlyName "domainname.com" -DnsName "domainname.com" -NotAfter (Get-Date).AddMonths(36) -CertStoreLocation cert:\LocalMachine\My
Export the File to Disk and Import to IIS
4. mmc (Computer Account - Local Machine - Personal - Certificates)
5. right click on certificate and export as PFX with Password
Add to Trusted Root Certificate Authority on Client Machines
6. mmc (Computer Account -- Local Machine - Trusted Root CA
7. Import the PFX file with the password

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Комментарии : 7   
@mtbmadness
@mtbmadness 4 года назад
great video - easy to follow and apply. very helpful, thanks!
@sanjay3459
@sanjay3459 2 года назад
Thanks
@Sayantan_Official_
@Sayantan_Official_ 2 года назад
How to find the path of the certificate that you have mentioned in the Powershell code in the last CertStoreLocation cert:\LocalMachine\My
@JaluteGeorge
@JaluteGeorge Год назад
I see the powershell script to create the certificate, but I want to use powershell scripts to do ALL the steps. Export, import to trusted root, setup in IIS all using powershell.
@mariciekarlin2956
@mariciekarlin2956 2 года назад
GX40 Official is a very trusted provider of scam tools
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