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Documentation for Enable-WebCentralCertProvider states that you can pass PrivateKeyPassword argument as $null.
The truth is that both empty string or null is being ignored internally by this command (also affects Set-WebCentralCertProvider). You can now only set empty password when using the GUI as these commands do not work.
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Suggested Fix
Either state in the docs that -PrivateKeyPassword does not support $null or empty passwords, or have the server team fix the cmdlet.
Prerequisites
Get-Foocmdlet" instead of "Typo."Links
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/windows-powershell-docs/blob/main/docset/winserver2019-ps/webadministration/Enable-WebCentralCertProvider.md
Summary
Documentation for Enable-WebCentralCertProvider states that you can pass PrivateKeyPassword argument as $null.
The truth is that both empty string or null is being ignored internally by this command (also affects Set-WebCentralCertProvider). You can now only set empty password when using the GUI as these commands do not work.
Details
No response
Suggested Fix
Either state in the docs that -PrivateKeyPassword does not support $null or empty passwords, or have the server team fix the cmdlet.