Carbon is a PowerShell module for automating the configuration Windows 7, 8, 2008, and 2012 and automation the installation and configuration of Windows applications, websites, and services. It can configure and manage: * Local users and groups * IIS websites, virtual directories, and applications * File system, registry, and certificate pe... More info

Client library for the ACME protocol, which is used to interoperate with the Let's Encrypt project's CA server and any other ACME-compliant server.

Microsoft IIS Provider extension library for ACMESharp Client.

ACMEv2 protocol client for generating certificates using Let's Encrypt (or other ACMEv2 compliant CA)

PowerShell client module for the ACME protocol Version 2

Function wrappers for Authenticode Signing cmdlets

ACMEv2 protocol client for generating certificates using Let''s Encrypt (or other ACMEv2 compliant CA) This is a custom build intended allow compatibility with .NET 4.6.1. It should not be used with PowerShell Core and you should only attempt to use RSA based key options.

Microsoft Windows Providers extension library for ACMESharp Client.

AWS Provider extension library for ACMESharp Client.

CloudFlare Provider extension library for ACMESharp Client.

PowerShell module to manage IIS, that also supports working in PowerShell Core

Export certificates from the local certificate store as Base-64 X.509 files

Assists with setting the certificate for Milestone XProtect Mobile Server and restarting the service to apply the change. This module is intended to be used as a part of a script for automating certificate renewals. My personal recommendation is to use Posh-ACME for Lets Encrypt certificate generation, and then pass the cert into the Set-MobileServ... More info

Extended PKI CmdLets

Exports an ADFS certificate to a file.

DNS Made Easy Provider extension library for ACMESharp Client.

A QCloud dns provider for handling Challenges.

Collection of cmdlets for working with service-specific certificate store.

DotNetCore Client library for the ACME protocol, which is used to interoperate with the Let's Encrypt project's CA server and any other ACME-compliant server.