New-CMSecondarySite

Specifies an array of boundary group objects. To get a boundary group object, use the Get-CMBoundaryGroup cmdlet.

Indicates whether you assign the boundary groups to protected distribution points. A protected distribution point is accessible only to clients within the assigned boundary group.

Specifies the date and time at which the self-signed certificate expires for a distribution point on this secondary site.

Specifies the password for the PKI imported certificate for the distribution point.

Specifies the import path for the PKI issued certificate that the distribution point uses. This parameter applies when the secondary site has installed and configured IIS to create a distribution point,

Specifies a client connection type. This value can be Internet, Intranet, or InternetAndIntranet.

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Indicates whether client computers communicate anonymously with the distribution point. This parameter applies when the secondary site has installed and configured IIS to create a distribution point.

Indicates whether client computers communicate with the distribution point by using HTTP. This parameter applies when the secondary site has installed and configured IIS to create a distribution point. This option does not support mobile devices or Mac computers.

Indicates whether client computers communicate with the distribution point by using HTTPS. This parameter applies when the secondary site has installed and configured IIS to create a distribution point. This option does not support mobile devices or Mac computers.

Indicates that the cmdlet imports a PKI certificate instead of using a self-signed certificate for the distribution point.

Specifies the installation folder on the secondary site server where the cmdlet installs the site’s files.

Specifies whether to install and configure IIS if Configuration Manager requires it. This parameter must be $True before the cmdlet can install the site system role for the distribution point on this secondary site.

Specifies the amount of space, in megabytes, to reserve on each drive that the distribution point uses. This value determines the remaining free space on the drive after the distribution stores content on the drive.

Specifies the site code of the primary site that is parent to the secondary site that the cmdlet creates.

Indicates whether the cmdlet enables prestaged content for distribution points on the secondary site that the cmdlet creates.

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Specifies a FQDN for the secondary site server.

Specifies the site code that uniquely identifies the secondary site in the hierarchy.

Specifies the site name that helps identify the secondary site.

Specifies an object that represents a schedule type and determines how frequently System Center 2012 Configuration Manager validates the integrity of packages on the distribution point.

Prompts you for confirmation before executing the command.

Describes what would happen if you executed the command without actually executing the command.

This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Verbose, -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -OutBuffer, and -OutVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters.