X86 = 32bit components installed on x86, only used on x86 installs Wow_64 = 32bit components or support components for 32bit installed on 圆4, only used on 圆4 installs Select Components, on the components below is the different type and examplesĪmd_64 =64bit components, only used on 圆4 installs įirst step is to select a Windows image file, to get the image file just need to extra the required Windows ISO to a folder. Once the install has finished, go to the start menu and down to Windows Kits and open Windows System Image Manager. To download the latest ADK use the below link: Can't seem to find out what the fieldname is behind the screens.In a previous post we went through creating and deploying language packs there was an additional step to create a Windows 10 answer file, I though it might be helpful to do a post on creating a basic answer file using Windows System Image Manager (SIM).įirst step is to install Windows Assessment and deployment kit (ADK). The Splunk documentation doesn't really go into these depths, and speaking to the internal team for signing the CSRs, others usually use IIS or Windows Cert Wizard which just allows you to type these in. key -sha512 -nodes -config D:\Splunk\openssl.cnf -subj '/C=/ST=/L=/O=/OU=/CN=/emailAddress=/subjectAltName=DNS.1=,DNS.2=' >.
with the codes I was using being along these lines.
Tried following some guides on Google for openssl e.g. cer file.īut it doesn't mention anything regarding adding in SANs, so that I can add in the multiple CNAMEs created for each of the servers in the deployment. The CSRs will then be used by the organisation's internal CA (Windows) to get the. Using Splunk (v6.5.0) on Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter, trying to generate CSR files using the built-in openssl via PowerShell following this documentation.
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