Windows AD FS provides enterprise Identity and Authentication services, which includes support for OAuth2 and OIDC authentication flows. In this article, we will create and configure an ADFS Application group that supports the Authorization Code flow. This flow allows an application to access a 3rd party API on behalf of the end user as illustrated … Microsoft: configuring an Application Group for OAuth2/OIDC on ADFS 2019
Based on my previous article on creating a Windows2019 Windows Domain Controller from a Sysprep template, we now want to move on to creating an Windows 2019 ADFS server in a similar fashion. Once this new Windows 2019 guest OS is provisioned, we will prepare it and then run Powershell scripts that will enable the … KVM: Creating a Windows2019 ADFS server using Powershell
Based on my previous article on creating a Windows2019 base template using Sysprep, we can now move on to creating a Windows Domain Controller using this template as a backing file. Once this new Windows 2019 guest OS is provisioned, we will prepare it and then run Powershell scripts that will enable the Active Directory … KVM: creating a Windows2019 Domain Controller using Powershell
If you are using version 4+ of PowerShell, then instead of using the older makecert utility or the IIS Manager you can simply use New-SelfSignedCertificate cmdlet. In this article I’ll provide a small Powershell script that can assist in creating a self-signed certificate in the local machine personal store.
If you are using a newer version of PowerShell, then by all means use the New-ScheduledTaskAction, New-ScheduledTaskTrigger, and Register-ScheduledTask and to create a Windows schedule task using PS scripting. But if you still need to be compatible back to PowerShell 2.0, and want to keep it simple, you can avoid using the Schedule.Service COM interface, … PowerShell: Create Windows Scheduled Task to run Powershell script every hour
Putty is one of the first tools I install on any host or jumpbox. And creating a saved session definition is extremely helpful so I can get the right window size, scrollback, keep alives, color scheme, etc. but creating each session definition by hand is time consuming. In this article, I will show you how … PuTTy: Bulk import PuTTy session definitions into the registry using Powershell
When working from the Windows command line, you can do a quick test to validate your SMTP connectivity using PowerShell: c:\> Powershell -executionpolicy bypass PS c:\> Send-MailMessage –to <TO> –from <FROM> –subject “testing123” –body “this is a test” –smtpserver <SMTPServer> -port 25 And if the mail server is accessed over TLS/SSL with SMTP authentication … Sending SMTP Mail from Windows Using PowerShell