Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Important The metadata contains the expected identity of the service, so it is recommended that you expose the service metadata through secure means, for example, by creating an HTTPS endpoint for the service. In this article.
Use this element with X. It compares the DNS name specified in the credential with the value specified in this element. If a certificate is reissued with the same DNS or subject name, then the identity check is still valid.
This means that clients do not have to update their identity information about the service. This element specifies a Baseencoded X. Also use this element when using a CardSpace as a credential to authenticate the service.
This element restricts authentication to a single certificate based upon its thumbprint value. This enables stricter authentication because thumbprint values are unique. This comes with one caveat: If the certificate is reissued with the same Subject name, it also has a new Thumbprint. Therefore, clients are not able to validate the service unless the new thumbprint is known.
For more information about finding a certificate's thumbprint, see How to: Retrieve the Thumbprint of a Certificate. Identical to the Certificate option described previously.
However, this element enables you to specify a certificate name and store location from which to retrieve the certificate. Same as the Certificate scenario described previously. The benefit is that the certificate store location can change. This element specifies an RSA key value to compare with the client.
This is similar to the certificate option but rather than using the certificate's thumbprint, the certificate's RSA key is used instead. This enables stricter authentication of a specific RSA key at the expense of the service, which no longer works with existing clients if the RSA key value changes. User principal name UPN. The default when the ClientCredentialType is set to Windows and the service process is not running under one of the system accounts. This element specifies the UPN that the service is running under.
This ensures that the service is running under a specific Windows user account. The user account can be either the current logged-on user or the service running under a particular user account. This setting takes advantage of Windows Kerberos security if the service is running under a domain account within an Active Directory environment.
Service principal name SPN. This element specifies the SPN associated with the service's account. Stopping this service will prevent AppLocker policies from being enforced. This is because AppLocker uses this service to verify the attributes of a file. Membership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, is the minimum access required to complete this procedure. Starting with Windows 10, the Application Identity service is now a protected process. Because of this, you can no longer manually set the service Startup type to Automatic by using the Services snap-in.
Try either of these methods instead:. Create a security template that configures appidsvc to be automatic start, and apply it using secedit. Skip to main content. If enabled, Set-Service stops the dependent services before the target service is stopped. By default, exceptions are raised when other running services depend on the target service. Specifies a ServiceController object that represents the service to change. Enter a variable that contains the object, or type a command or expression that gets the object, such as a Get-Service command.
You can use the pipeline to send a service object to Set-Service. Specifies the service name of the service to be changed. Wildcard characters aren't permitted. You can use the pipeline to send a service name to Set-Service. Returns a ServiceController object that represents the services that were changed. By default, Set-Service doesn't generate any output.
Specifies the SecurityDescriptor for the service in Sddl format. ServiceController, System. You can use the pipeline to send a service object or a string that contains a service name to Set-Service. By default, Set-Service doesn't return any objects.
Use the PassThru parameter to output a ServiceController object. Set-Service requires elevated permissions. Use the Run as administrator option. Set-Service can only control services when the current user has permissions to manage services. If a command doesn't work correctly, you might not have the required permissions. To find a service's service name or display name, use Get-Service.
The service names are in the Name column and the display names are in the DisplayName column. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Set-Service Reference Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No.
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