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Provider name

Certificate

Drives

Cert:

Capabilities

ShouldProcess

Short description

Provides access to X.509 certificate stores and certificates in PowerShell.

Detailed description

The PowerShell Certificate provider lets you get, add, change, clear, anddelete certificates and certificate stores in PowerShell.

The Certificate drive is a hierarchical namespace containing thecertificate stores and certificates on your computer.

The Certificate provider supports the following cmdlets, which are coveredin this article.

Types exposed by this provider

The Certificate drive exposes the following types.

Store locations (Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.X509StoreLocation), which arehigh-level containers that group the certificates for the current user andfor all users. Each system has a CurrentUser and LocalMachine (all users)store location.
Certificates stores(System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Store), which are physicalstores in which certificates are saved and managed.
X.509 System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2certificates, each of which represent an X.509 certificate on the computer.Certificates are identified by their thumbprints.

Navigating the Certificate drive

The Certificate provider exposes the certificate namespace as the Cert:drive in PowerShell. This command uses the Set-Location command to change thecurrent location to the Root certificate store in the LocalMachine storelocation. Use a backslash () or a forward slash (/) to indicate a level ofthe Cert: drive.

You can also work with the certificate provider from any other PowerShelldrive. To reference an alias from another location, use the Cert: drive namein the path.

To return to a file system drive, type the drive name. For example, type:

Note

PowerShell uses aliases to allow you a familiar way to work with providerpaths. Commands such as dir and ls are now aliases forGet-ChildItem,cd is an alias for Set-Location.and pwd is an alias for Get-Location.

Displaying the Contents of the Cert: drive

This command uses the Get-ChildItem cmdlet to display the certificate storesin the CurrentUser certificate store location.

If you are not in the Cert: drive, use an absolute path.

Displaying certificate properties within the Cert: drive

This example gets a certificate with Get-Item and stores it in a variable.The example shows the new certificate script properties (DnsNameList,EnhancedKeyUsageList, SendAsTrustedIssuer) using Select-Object.

Find all CodeSigning certificates

This command uses the CodeSigningCert and Recurse parameters of theGet-ChildItem cmdlet to get all of the certificates on the computer that havecode-signing authority.

Find expired certificates

This command uses the ExpiringInDays parameter of the Get-ChildItemcmdlet to get certificates that will expire within the next 30 days.

Find Server SSL Certificates

This command uses the SSLServerAuthentication parameter of theGet-ChildItem cmdlet to get all Server SSL Certificates in the My andWebHosting stores.

Find expired certificates on remote computers

This command uses the Invoke-Command cmdlet to run a Get-ChildItem commandon the Srv01 and Srv02 computers. A value of zero (0) in the ExpiringInDaysparameter gets certificates on the Srv01 and Srv02 computers that have expired.

Combining filters to find a specific set of certificates

This command gets all certificates in the LocalMachine store location that havethe following attributes:

'fabrikam' in their DNS name
'Client Authentication' in their EKU
a value of $true for the SendAsTrustedIssuer property
do not expire within the next 30 days.

The NotAfter property stores the certificate expiration date.

Opening the Certificates MMC Snap-in

The Invoke-Item cmdlet will use the default application to open a pathyou specify. For certificates, the default application is the Certificates MMCsnap-in.

This command opens the Certificates MMC snap-in to manage the specifiedcertificate.

Copying Certificates

Copying certificates is not supported by the Certificate provider. Whenyou attempt to copy a certificate, you see this error.

Moving Certificates

Move all SSL Server authentication certs to the WebHosting store

This command uses the Move-Item cmdlet to move a certificate from the Mystore to the WebHosting store.

Move-Item will not move certificate stores and it will not move certificatesto a different store location, such as moving a certificate from LocalMachineto CurrentUser. The Move-Item cmdlet moves certificates, but it does not moveprivate keys.

This command uses the SSLServerAuthentication parameter of theGet-ChildItem cmdlet to get SSL server authentication certificates in the MYcertificate store.

The returned certificates are piped to the Move-Item cmdlet, which movesthe certificates to the WebHosting store.

Deleting Certificates and Private Keys

The Remove-Item cmdlet will remove certificates that you specify. The-DeleteKey dynamic parameter deletes the private key.

Delete a Certificate from the CA store

This command deletes a certificate from the CA certificate store, but leavesthe associated private key intact.

In the Cert: drive, the Remove-Item cmdlet supports only the DeleteKey,Path, WhatIf, and Confirm parameters. All other parameters areignored.

Delete a Certificate using a wildcards in the DNS name

This command deletes all certificates that have a DNS name that contains'Fabrikam'. It uses the DNSName parameter of the Get-ChildItem cmdlet toget the certificates and the Remove-Item cmdlet to delete them.

Delete private keys from a remote computer

This series of commands enables delegation and then deletes the certificate andassociated private key on a remote computer. To delete a private key on aremote computer, you must use delegated credentials.

Use the Enable-WSManCredSSP cmdlet to enable Credential Security ServiceProvider (CredSSP) authentication on a client on the S1 remote computer.CredSSP permits delegated authentication.

Use the Connect-WSMan cmdlet to connect the S1 computer to the WinRM service onthe local computer. When this command completes, the S1 computer appears in thelocal WSMan: drive in PowerShell.

Now, you can use the Set-Item cmdlet in the WSMan: drive to enable the CredSSPattribute for the WinRM service.

Start a remote session on the s1 computer using the New-PSSession cmdlet, andspecify CredSSP authentication. Saves the session in the $s variable.

Finally, use the Invoke-Command cmdlet to run a Remove-Item command in thesession in the $s variable. The Remove-Item command uses the DeleteKeyparameter to remove the private key along with the specified certificate.

Delete expired Certificates

This command uses the ExpiringInDays parameter of the Get-ChildItemcmdlet with a value of 0 to get certificates in the WebHosting store that haveexpired.

The variable containing the returned certificates is piped to theRemove-Item cmdlet, which deletes them. The command uses the DeleteKeyparameter to delete the private key along with the certificate.

Creating Certificates

The New-Item cmdlet does not create new certificates in the Certificateprovider. Use the New-SelfSignedCertificatecmdlet to create a certificate for testing purposes.

Creating Certificate Stores

In the Cert: drive, the New-Item cmdlet creates certificate stores in theLocalMachine store location. It supports the Name, Path, WhatIf,and Confirm parameters. All other parameters are ignored. The commandreturns a System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Storethat represents the new certificate store.

This command creates a new certificate store named 'CustomStore' in theLocalMachine store location.

Create a new certificate store on a remote computer

This command creates a new certificate store named 'HostingStore' in theLocalMachine store location on the Server01 computer.

The command uses the Invoke-Command cmdlet to run a New-Item command on theServer01 computer. The command returns aSystem.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Store that representsthe new certificate store.

Creating Client Certificates for WS-Man

This command creates ClientCertificate entry that can be used by theWS-Management client. The new ClientCertificate will show up under theClientCertificate directory as 'ClientCertificate_1234567890'. All of theparameters are mandatory. The Issuer needs to be thumbprint of the issuerscertificate.

Deleting Certificate Stores

Delete a certificate store from a remote computer

This command uses the Invoke-Command cmdlet to run a Remove-Item command onthe S1 and S2 computers. The Remove-Item command includes the Recurseparameter, which deletes the certificates in the store before it deletes thestore.

Dynamic parameters

Dynamic parameters are cmdlet parameters that are added by a PowerShellprovider and are available only when the cmdlet is being used in theprovider-enabled drive. These parameters are valid in all subdirectories of theCertificate provider, but are effective only on certificates.

Note

Parameters that perform filtering against the EnhancedKeyUsageList propertyalso return items with an empty EnhancedKeyUsageList property value.Certificates that have an empty EnhancedKeyUsageList can be used forall purposes.

The following Certificate provider parameters were reintroduced in PowerShell7.1.

DNSName
DocumentEncryptionCert
EKU
ExpiringInDays
SSLServerAuthentication

CodeSigningCert <System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter gets certificates that have 'Code Signing' in theirEnhancedKeyUsageList property value.

DeleteKey <System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter deletes the associated private key when it deletes the certificate.

Important

To delete a private key that is associated with a user certificate in theCert:CurrentUser store on a remote computer, you must use delegatedcredentials. The Invoke-Command cmdlet supports credential delegationusing the CredSSP parameter. You should consider any security risksbefore using Remove-Item with Invoke-Command and credential delegation.

This parameter was reintroduced in PowerShell 7.1

DnsName <Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.DnsNameRepresentation>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter gets certificates that have the specified domain name or namepattern in the DNSNameList property of the certificate. The value of thisparameter can either be 'Unicode' or 'ASCII'. Punycode values are converted toUnicode. Wildcard characters (*) are permitted.

This parameter was reintroduced in PowerShell 7.1

DocumentEncryptionCert <System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter gets certificates that have 'Document Encryption' in theirEnhancedKeyUsageList property value.

EKU <System.String>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter gets certificates that have the specified text or text patternin the EnhancedKeyUsageList property of the certificate. Wildcard characters(*) are permitted. The EnhancedKeyUsageList property contains the friendlyname and the OID fields of the EKU.

This parameter was reintroduced in PowerShell 7.1

ExpiringInDays <System.Int32>

Cmdlets supported

This parameter gets certificates that are expiring in or before the specifiednumber of days. A value of 0 (zero) gets certificates that have expired.

This parameter was reintroduced in PowerShell 7.1

ItemType <String>

This parameter allows you to specify the type of item created by New-Item.

In a Certificate drive, the following values are allowed:

Certificate Provider
Certificate
Store
StoreLocation

Cmdlets Supported

SSLServerAuthentication <System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter>

Cmdlets supported

Gets only server certificates for SSL web hosting. This parameter getscertificates that have 'Server Authentication' in their EnhancedKeyUsageListproperty value.

This parameter was reintroduced in PowerShell 7.1

Script properties

New script properties have been added to the x509Certificate2 object thatrepresents the certificates to make it easy to search and manage thecertificates.

DnsNameList: To populate the DnsNameList property, the Certificateprovider copies the content from the DNSName entry in theSubjectAlternativeName (SAN) extension. If the SAN extension is empty, theproperty is populated with content from the Subject field of the certificate.
EnhancedKeyUsageList: To populate the EnhancedKeyUsageList property, theCertificate provider copies the OID properties of the EnhancedKeyUsage (EKU)field in the certificate and creates a friendly name for it.
SendAsTrustedIssuer: To populate the SendAsTrustedIssuer property, theCertificate provider copies the SendAsTrustedIssuer property from thecertificate. For more information seeManagement of trusted issuers for client authentication.

These new features let you search for certificates based on their DNS names andexpiration dates, and distinguish client and server authentication certificatesby the value of their Enhanced Key Usage (EKU) properties.

Using the pipeline

Provider cmdlets accept pipeline input. You can use the pipeline to simplifytask by sending provider data from one cmdlet to another provider cmdlet.To read more about how to use the pipeline with provider cmdlets, see thecmdlet references provided throughout this article.

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