Configuration Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| WMIrequestFolderPath | Specifies the destination folder path for WMI-based use cases. | Folder path |
| ExportPrivateKey | Configures the option to export the private key during Certificate Signing Request (CSR) generation. | Yes or No |
| CertExportable | Indicates whether the certificate should be marked as exportable when installing in the trust store (Local Machine or Current User). | Yes or No |
| DefaultStore | Specifies the Default Certificate trust store to be used. | LocalMachine or CurrentUser |
| DiscoverCurrentStoreForIIS | A flag that triggers discovery from the current user store if set to "YES", specifically for IIS certificate discovery. | Yes or No |
| WMI | A list of connectivity checks performed during configuration fetch for WMI mode. | Windows Gateway Reachability,User Validation,Windows Temp Folder,WMI Service,CA Discovery Test |
| NATIVE | A list of connectivity checks performed during configuration fetch for Native mode. | Windows Gateway Reachability,CA Discovery Test |
| POWERSHELL | A list of connectivity checks performed during configuration fetch for PowerShell mode. | Windows Gateway Reachability,User Validation,RPC Service,WinRM Service,WinRM Configuration,CA Discovery Test |
| SkipCRLURL | If set to YES, skip the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) during Download. | Yes or No |
| DeltaCRL | If set to YES, enables the download of Delta CRLs and checks if the certificate has been revoked. | Yes or No |
| ValidateRevocation | If set to YES, checks certificate revocation using both OCSP and CRL. | Yes or No |
| ValidateThumbprintOnly | If set to YES, only validates the end entity certificate using its thumbprint and verifies the certificate chain. | Yes or No |
| HttpsMode | If set to Yes, remote PowerShell operates in HTTPS mode (port 5986). If set to No it operates in HTTP mode (port 5985). If set to "Both", it checks if HTTPS mode is available , if not , falls back to HTTP. | Yes or No or Both |
| LogonMode | Defines the logon mode | Interactive or Network |
| EnableFullDriveDiscovery | The EnableFullDriveDiscovery flag enables you
to control the scope of the file system discovery scan: full drive
scan or current directory scan. By default, the flag is disabled and the discovery scan will be executed only for the current drive. To enable the flag and execute a full drive scan,
edit the
AppViewX.CLM.WindowsService.exe.config
file to add the following:
Before
executing a full drive scan, please note that the duration may
vary depending on the volume of data on the drive and the
performance characteristics of the underlying system or
infrastructure. |
Yes, No (default) |
| EnableSubmittedWhenFilter | When set to Yes, uses the SubmittedWhen MSCA Filter for time-range based certificate discovery for more accurate filtering. Otherwise, falls back to NotBefore. | Yes, No (default) |
| RequestIDBasedCADiscovery | When set to Yes, enables incremental discovery using
RequestID, for better performance in Native API Mode.
Note: Supported only in AppViewX versions
> 26.1.0.0. |
Yes, No (default) |
| EnableIisCertBindCheck | When set to Yes, validates IIS site bindings after
certificate installation to ensure correct binding. When set to No (default), skips this validation step. |
Yes, No (default) |
| CSPValue | Specifies the Cryptographic Service Provider to be used when importing certificates, allowing explicit control over provider selection (used in conjunction with CSP setting) | CSP Provider Name Default : Microsoft RSA SChannel Cryptographic Provider |
| CSP | Controls certificate import behavior: Auto (default): Selects the appropriate CSP/CNG automatically using Import-Pfx Cmdlet Yes: Forces usage of the configured CSPNo: Uses the default Microsoft provider |
Auto / Yes / No |
| NetworkLogonType | Defines the authentication mechanism Use NETWORK_CLEARTEXT (default) for backward compatibility or NEW_CREDENTIALS for a more secure logon method. Note: Applicable only when
LogonMode is Network
|
NETWORK_CLEARTEXT, NEW_CREDENTIALS |
