Invoke-PSPKIAudit not recognized

[erudes1991]

Hello,

I have a problem and I'm pretty sure I'm doing things right. I am trying to run this on my CA server, I have even RSAT Tools install for ADDS. I am able to extract and install the modules but when trying to invoke I get this:

Invoke-PSPKIAudit : The term 'Invoke-PSPKIAudit' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

Not exactly sure what I'm missing, I downloaded the files, extracted them, installed the module, what am I missing?

[leechristensen]

Did you run Import-Module .\PSPKIAudit.psm1?

[erudes1991]

Did you run Import-Module .\PSPKIAudit.psm1?

I have and I get no output, guessing that means succesful though:

[leechristensen]

Once it is imported, did you run Invoke-PKIAudit? Alternative ways to run that cmdlet include:

Invoke-PKIAudit -CAComputerName CA.DOMAIN.COM

or

Invoke-PKIAudit -CAName NameOfYourCA

[erudes1991]

Once it is imported, did you run Invoke-PKIAudit? Alternative ways to run that cmdlet include:

Invoke-PKIAudit -CAComputerName CA.DOMAIN.COM

or

Invoke-PKIAudit -CAName NameOfYourCA

It does not work with none of the alternatives.

[erudes1991]

any hints? :(

[erudes1991]

I downloaded the zip, extracted it, installed the module, also AD module with RSAT, but receive that during invoking...what am I doing wrong? @leechristensen

[PatrickOnGit]

After downloading, did you unblock the files? Usually they are marked as 'downloaded from internet' in an additional file stream. Unfortunately the module seems to load but doesn't. After unblockin, open a new PowerShell window as PoSh remembers that it tried but failed to load.

[erudes1991]

After downloading, did you unblock the files? Usually they are marked as 'downloaded from internet' in an additional file stream. Unfortunately the module seems to load but doesn't. After unblockin, open a new PowerShell window as PoSh remembers that it tried but failed to load.

I was able to make some progress, I can Invoke Now, but the result fails and -CAName is not recongized as valid command:

@PatrickOnGit @leechristensen @SamErde

[SamErde]

What is your comfort level with PowerShell? Just trying to gauge how helpful to try to be here based on the above screenshot. :)

Try running just Invoke-PKIAudit -CAComputerName VMCA1-Cont.contoso.com but replace "VMCA1-Cont.contoso.com with the computer name of your own certificate authority server.

[erudes1991]

@SamErde VMCA1-Cont.contoso.com is the computer name of my CA server....

I was able to make it work

[SamErde]

So you're running this in a lab? Gotcha! Then run that command as-is: Invoke-PKIAudit -CAComputerName "VMCA1-Cont.contoso.com"

[erudes1991]

thanks I was able to make it work now!

[MoppelMat]

Excuse me for chiming in, but I have the same problem.

First of all: Do I need a Server-OS to run this? I try to make it work on my W10 Workstation, but I fail miserably.

Sorry for german crap, I can translate if needed. Basically the error tells me that the command Get-CertificationAuthority was not found.

I tried with user and admin rights.

I get the same output if I include the name of my CA server, or not.

[leechristensen]

Just updated the readme to include instructions for install the PSPKI module and to import PSPKAudit from its manifest file (.psd1) instead of module file (.psm1). Let me know if that solves your issue @MoppelMat

[MoppelMat]

Just updated the readme to include instructions for install the PSPKI module and to import PSPKAudit from its manifest file (.psd1) instead of module file (.psm1). Let me know if that solves your issue @MoppelMat

that works like a charm now! thank you!