This module contains DSC resources for the management and configuration of Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP).
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The documentation can be found in the xCredSSP Wiki. The DSC resources schema files is used to automatically update the documentation on each PR merge.
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You can review the Examples directory in the xCredSSP module for some general use scenarios for all of the resources that are in the module.
The resource examples are also available in the xCredSSP Wiki.
This resource enables or disables Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP) authentication on a client or on a server computer, and which server or servers the client credentials can be delegated to.
- Ensure: Specifies whether the domain trust is present or absent
- Role: REQUIRED parameter representing the CredSSP role, and is either "Server" or "Client"
- DelegateComputers: Array of servers to be delegated to, REQUIRED when Role is set to "Client".
- SuppressReboot: Specifies whether a necessary reboot has to be suppressed or not.
Enable CredSSP for both server and client roles, and delegate to Server1 and Server2.
Configuration EnableCredSSP
{
Import-DscResource -Module xCredSSP
Node localhost
{
xCredSSP Server
{
Ensure = "Present"
Role = "Server"
}
xCredSSP Client
{
Ensure = "Present"
Role = "Client"
DelegateComputers = "Server1","Server2"
}
}
}