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Bạn đường ống đầu ra từ Get-FederationInformation Nhấn Next. Trên trang quan hệ mới tổ chức của wizard, xem thể hiện trong hình 6-12, bạn có thể xem tóm tắt các mối quan hệ tổ chức và sau đó click New để tạo ra các mối quan hệ tổ chức. | Depending on the certificates that already exist in Active Directory you may need to confirm this command. Figure 7-26 shows the command output. FIGURE 7-26 Creating a certificate with a specified subject name Generating a Certificate Request You can use the New-ExchangeCertificate EMS cmdlet to generate a certificate request and output it to the command-line console. You can send the certificate request to a CA within your organization a trusted CA outside your organization or a commercial CA by pasting the certificate request output into an email message or into the appropriate field on the CA s certificate request web page. You can also save the certificate request to a text file. The following EMS command generates a certificate request with a subject name c UK o Blue Sky Airlines cn a subject alternate name blueskyairlines. and an exportable private key New-ExchangeCertificate -GenerateRequest -SubjectName c UK o Blue Sky Airlines cn mail . -DomainName -PrivateKeyExportable true Figure 7-27 shows this certificate request. FIGURE 7-27 Generating a certificate request Lesson 2 Setting Up Message Routing Chapter 7 341 As Figure 7-27 demonstrates the certificate request is lengthy and complex and it is advisable to automate storing this request in a request file. You can store the output of the command to generate a certificate request in a variable and use the Set-Content PowerShell cmdlet to generate a request file. The following two commands create the same certificate request as before and then save it in the file in the C Requests folder SRequest New-ExchangeCertificate -GenerateRequest -SubjectName c UK o Blue Sky Airlines cn -DomainName -PrivateKeyExportable true Set-Content -Path C Requests -Value SRequest MORE INFO NEW-EXCHANGECERTIFICATE AND GET-EXCHANGECERTIFICATE For more information about the