Syntax
[-HostId] String [-Cert] String [-Key] String [-Force] [CommonParameters]Related Commands
Get-CustomCertificatesDetailed Description
Add a custom certificate and associate it with an ESXi host. Once the certificate is added, it will be sent to the host the next it boots. The Get-CustomCertificates cmdlet can be used to retrieve information about uploaded custom host certificates. You must have the "AutoDeploy.Rule.Create" privilege on the root folder of vCenter Server to use this cmdlet.Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HostId | String | A MAC address or UUID, which identifies the ESXi host with which the custom certificate will be associated. | true | true (ByValue) | |
| Cert | String | URI to the file containing the PEM-formatted certificate. | true | false | |
| Key | String | URI to the file containing the PEM-formatted private key of the certificate. | true | false | |
| Force | SwitchParameter | Whether to replace the currently associated certificate, if such exists. If not set, an attempt to replace the certificate with which a host has already booted, will result in an exception being thrown. If the force option is given, the host with the given ID will receive the new certificate the next time it is rebooted. | false | false |
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Examples
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C:\PS> Add-CustomCertificate --HostId "00:A0:C9:14:C8:29" --Cert "file:///c:/temp/custom-cert.pem" --Key "file:///c:/temp/custom-key.pem"
Associate the certificate and private key in the given files with the MAC address. When a host with that MAC address boots up, the custom certificate will be sent to it.