I end up with an 'Unknown' entry under Certificate Revocation (picture attached)
You can see when I dig further that no option is selected here after running that command (picture attached)
I don't see a way to set 'Certificate revocation' to disabled.
**(I populate the $Cert_String variable properly)
Describe the solution you'd like
A 'Disabled' parameter here, instead of specifying OCSP and/or CRL options, that would set the 'Certificate revocation' to disabled would be extremely helpful.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The functions in the AuthenticationPolicy.ps1 do work for me, however when I run the command as such:
Get-SsoAuthenticationPolicy | Set-SsoAuthenticationPolicy -SmartCardAuthnEnabled $true -OCSPEnabled $false -UseInCertCRL $false -SendOCSPNonce $false -UseCRLAsFailOver $false -TrustedCAs $Cert_String**
I end up with an 'Unknown' entry under Certificate Revocation (picture attached)
You can see when I dig further that no option is selected here after running that command (picture attached)
I don't see a way to set 'Certificate revocation' to disabled.
**(I populate the $Cert_String variable properly)
Describe the solution you'd like
A 'Disabled' parameter here, instead of specifying OCSP and/or CRL options, that would set the 'Certificate revocation' to disabled would be extremely helpful.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
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