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Add-AdfsClaimsProviderTrust

Adds a new claims provider trust to the Federation Service. Windows Server PowerShell reference

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Parameters

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-AcceptanceTransformRulesSpecifies the claim acceptance transform rules for accepting claims from this claims provider.
-AcceptanceTransformRulesFileSpecifies a file that contains the claim acceptance transform rules for accepting claims from the claims provider.
-AllowCreateIndicates whether the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) parameter *AllowCreate* is sent in SAML requests to the claims provider.
-AnchorClaimType
-AutoUpdateEnabledIndicates whether changes to the federation metadata by the *MetadataURL* parameter apply automatically to the configuration of the trust relationship.
-ClaimOfferedSpecifies an array of claims that are offered by this claims provider.
-CustomMFAUri
-EnabledIndicates whether the claims provider trust is enabled or disabled.
-EncryptedNameIdRequiredIndicates whether the relying party requires that the NameID claim be encrypted.
-EncryptionCertificateSpecifies the certificate to be used for encrypting a NameID to this claims provider in SAML logout requests.
-EncryptionCertificateRevocationCheckSpecifies the type of validation that occurs for the encryption certificate before it is used for encrypting claims.
-IdentifierSpecifies the unique identifier for this claims provider trust.
-MetadataFileSpecifies a file path, such as c:\metadata.xml, that contains the federation metadata to be used when this claims provider trust is created.
-MetadataUrlSpecifies a URL at which the federation metadata for this claims provider trust is available.
-MonitoringEnabledIndicates whether periodic monitoring of this claims provider's federation metadata is enabled.
-NameSpecifies the friendly name of this claims provider trust.
-NotesSpecifies notes for this claims provider trust.
-OrganizationalAccountSuffixSpecifies an array of organizational account suffixes an administrator can configure for the claims provider trust for a Home Realm Discovery (HRD) scenario.
-PassThruReturns an object representing the item with which you are working.
-PromptLoginFallbackAuthenticationTypeSpecifies a fallback authentication type for a prompt login request.
-PromptLoginFederationThe acceptable values for this parameter are:
-ProtocolProfileSpecifies which protocol profiles the claims provider supports.
-RequiredNameIdFormatSpecifies the format that is required for NameID claims to be included in SAML requests to the claims provider.
-SamlAuthenticationRequestIndexSpecifies the value of AssertionConsumerServiceIndex that will be placed in SAML authentication requests that are sent to the claims provider.
-SamlAuthenticationRequestParametersSpecifies which of the following parameters to use in SAML authentication requests to the claims provider: AssertionConsumerServiceIndex, AssertionConsumerServiceUrl, and ProtocolBinding.The acceptab…
-SamlAuthenticationRequestProtocolBindingSpecifies the value of ProtocolBinding to place in SAML authentication requests to the claims provider.
-SamlEndpointSpecifies an array of SAML protocol endpoints for this claims provider.
-SignatureAlgorithmSpecifies the signature algorithm that the claims provider uses for signing and verification.
-SignedSamlRequestsRequiredIndicates whether the Federation Service requires signed SAML protocol requests from the relying party.
-SigningCertificateRevocationCheckSpecifies the type of certificate validation that occurs when signatures are verified on responses or assertions from the claims provider.
-SupportsMfa
-TokenSigningCertificateSpecifies an array of token-signing certificates that the claims provider uses.
-WSFedEndpointSpecifies the WS-Federation Passive URL for this claims provider.
-Confirm, -cfPrompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.
-WhatIf, -wiShows what would happen if the cmdlet runs.