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Add-WebApplicationProxyApplication

Publishes a web application through Web Application Proxy. Windows Server PowerShell reference

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Parameters

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-ADFSRelyingPartyName, -RPNameSpecifies the name of the relying party configured on the AD FS federation server.
-ADFSUserCertificateStoreSpecifies the certificate store for a AD FS user.
-AsJobRuns the cmdlet as a background job.
-BackendServerAuthenticationSPN, -SPNSpecifies the service principal name (SPN) of the backend server.
-BackendServerCertificateValidationSpecifies whether Web Application Proxy validates the certificate that the backend server presents with the WAP configuration per application.
-BackendServerUrl, -BackendUrlSpecifies the backend address of the web application.
-CimSession, -SessionRuns the cmdlet in a remote session or on a remote computer.
-ClientCertificateAuthenticationBindingModeIf this parameter is set to ValidateCertificate then the browser sends a certificate with each request and validates that the device certificate thumbprint from the certificate is included in the tok…
-ClientCertificatePreauthenticationThumbprintSpecifies the certificate thumbprint, as a string, of the certificate that a client supplies for the preauthentication feature.
-DisableHttpOnlyCookieProtectionIndicates that this cmdlet disables the use of the HttpOnly flag when Web Application Proxy sets the access cookie.
-DisableTranslateUrlInRequestHeadersIndicates that Web Application Proxy does not translate HTTP host headers from public host headers to internal host headers when it forwards the request to the published application.
-DisableTranslateUrlInResponseHeadersIndicates that Web Application Proxy does not translate internal host names to public host names in Content-Location, Location, and Set-Cookie response headers in redirect responses.
-EnableHTTPRedirectIndicates that this cmdlet enables HTTP redirect for Web Application Proxy.
-EnableSignOutIndicates whether to enable sign out for Web Application Proxy.
-ExternalCertificateThumbprint, -ExternalCertSpecifies the certificate thumbprint, as a string, of the certificate to use for the address specified by the ExternalUrl parameter.
-ExternalPreauthentication, -PreAuthNSpecifies the preauthentication method that Web Application Proxy uses.
-ExternalUrlSpecifies the external address, as a URL, for the web application.
-InactiveTransactionsTimeoutSecSpecifies the length of time, in seconds, until Web Application Proxy closes incomplete HTTP transactions.
-Name, -FriendlyNameSpecifies a friendly name for the published web application.
-PersistentAccessCookieExpirationTimeSecSpecifies the expiration time, in seconds, for persistent access cookies.
-ThrottleLimitSpecifies the maximum number of concurrent operations that can be established to run the cmdlet.
-UseOAuthAuthenticationIndicates that Web Application Proxy provides the URL of the federation server that performs Open Authorization (OAuth) when users connect to the application by using a Windows Store app.