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  • Super Cheap SSL Certs for Your Home Lab or Small Business

    Feb 16, 2015 · 4 min read  ·
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    I <3 cheapsslsecurity.com. They (and probably others) sell globally recognized $5.99 annual certs. Now, all of my lab stuff (Lync/RD Gateway/NetScaler/SSL VPN) is encrypted, and I no longer have to manually install my Domain CA's root cert on my phones/other devices. They don't have an affiliate program, so I'm not …


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  • NetScaler VPX Kinda Quick Start

    Dec 11, 2014 · 4 min read  ·
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    Using a NetScaler within home lab is beneficial, mostly because you can use the same IP over and over for different services. Imagine providing VPN, Lync Autodiscover, Exchange Autodiscover, and SharePoint all over port 443. That's what a NetScaler VPX can do for you, for free. Below is a tutorial that will help you …


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  • Using Windows Authentication to Connect to SQL Server from Linux

    Oct 22, 2013 · 4 min read  ·
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    One of the things I love most about SuSE is how well it integrates with Active Directory. Joining a domain is easy when using yast. First I ensured that the Linux server's DNS server is pointed to my DC, then yast -> Network Services -> Windows Domain Membership. yast-wdm Note that if "Windows Domain …


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  • Summary Post: Update VMware vSphere SSL Certs

    Jul 5, 2013 · 1 min read  ·
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    After speaking with a colleague today, I expect this list will grow as I work more with the vSphere suite. But until then, here is a consolidated list of posts and scripts that I've written to ease the replacement of SSL certificates on Windows-based vSphere related products using PowerShell and a Windows Domain …


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  • Update VMware Horizon View SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerShell

    Jul 1, 2013 · 3 min read  ·
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    Well, this script was different. Unlike the other posts in this series, I was required to use only Microsoft command line tools instead of OpenSSL. Not that I'm opposed to using certreq and certutil -- I actually started this whole cert automation project to see if it was possible to use only these tools and …


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  • Update VMware Site Recovery Manager SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerShell

    Jun 20, 2013 · 4 min read  ·
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    Next in the series of replacing vSphere related SSL scripts is the VMware Site Recovery manager script. This script generates the SSL certificates based off of the WebServer Certificate Template and runs a batch file to perform the actual replacement. …


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  • Update VMware View Composer SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerShell

    Jun 19, 2013 · 3 min read  ·
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    Next in the series of replacing vSphere related SSL scripts is the VMware View Composer script. This one is rather simple, and uses certutil and certreq to generate the certificates, as opposed to OpenSSL. It also generates a batch script which calls SviConfig.exe. You just gotta put in a few variables, run the script …


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  • Update NetApp Virtual Storage Console SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerShell

    Jun 18, 2013 · 4 min read  ·
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    Ahhh, it seems like replacing SSL certificates in vSphere is a never-ending process. My vSphere farm was not prompting me about untrusted SSL certs until I installed the NetApp Virtual Storage Console. Using the template from my previous posts, however, I was able to quickly update VSC's certs using a combination of …


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  • Update ESX SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerCLI

    Jun 11, 2013 · 6 min read  ·
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    Replacing ESX SSL is the easiest of all the vSphere components, in my opinion. Unlike vSphere 5.1, you can use Microsoft's Web Server SSL template, and there's no need to use the Java keytool or reregister the service with SSO. Below is a script I use in conjunction with my vSphere/PowerShell Replace SSL script. This …


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  • Update vSphere 4.1U3 and 5.0 SSL Certs with your own Windows Domain CA Certificates using PowerShell

    Jun 11, 2013 · 2 min read  ·
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    While it took quite awhile to figure out how to replace vSphere 5.1 and 5.1U1's SSL certs, converting that script to work with 4.1U3 and 5.0. It probably helps that SSO doesn't exist (or I couldn't find it -- I haven't used vCenter on a regular basis since about 2006, but I've learned quite a bit from these SSL …


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Chrissy LeMaire

SQL & PowerShell MVP. GitHub Star. Creator of dbatools. Need to oil my knees.

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