Service Provider Foundation Cmdlets
This section contains the help topics for the cmdlets. Hoster administrators can use these cmdlets to create and manage tenants, their resources, and their claims-based authentication.
For information about how to program , and the web services it provides, see the Service Provider Foundation SDK.
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Gets the database connection string to the Service Provider Foundation database. The database can be on a different server than the server that is running Service Provider Foundation. This cmdlet requires running Windows PowerShell as Administrator. |
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Gets the configuration of a runbook in that has been set to be invoked when a specified event is raised. |
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Gets one or more offer objects in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Gets one or more server objects in Service Provider Foundation. In the current version of Service Provider Foundation, these are VMM server objects. |
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Gets one or more stamp objects in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Gets one or more tenant objects in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Gets one or more tenant role objects in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Gets one or more trusted issuer objects in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Adds an event for Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) to the event log. This cmdlet is for internal use only and is not meant to be used directly by Administrators. |
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Creates an offer that specifies the stamps available to a tenant. |
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Registers a server in the Service Provider Foundation database. Service Provider Foundation currently supports only VMM servers with the ServerType parameter set to 0 for 'VMM'. |
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Creates a new stamp, a logical scale unit that specifies a System Center component instance running on a server. As tenants need additional capacity, additional stamps can be provided. Currently, Service Provider Foundation supports only one type of stamp: one VMM instance on a server. |
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Creates a new tenant in Service Provider Foundation. If you are a service provider, these are your paying customers. If you are using Service Provider Foundation for a private cloud, these are the business units of your organization. |
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Creates an association between a tenant and one or more self-service user roles. |
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Creates certification credentials for claims-based authentication in Service Provider Foundation. |
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Removes one or more offers from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Removes one or more VMM servers from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Removes one or more stamps from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Removes one or more tenants from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Removes one or more tenant user roles from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Removes one or more trusted issuers from the Service Provider Foundation database. |
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Sets the database connection string to the Service Provider Foundation database that is used by the server running Service Provider Foundation. The database can be on a separate server. This cmdlet requires running Windows PowerShell as Administrator. |
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Enables an Orchestrator runbook to be invoked whenever a new service or new virtual machine is created by using the VMM service. |
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Associates an offer with tenants and stamps. |
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Associates a server with one or more stamps. |
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Associates a stamp with offers, servers, and tenants. |
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Sets resources and data for a tenant. |
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Invokes the runbook as specified by the RunbookPath parameter for the Set-SCSPFExtensibleEventHandler command. This action is performed automatically by Service Provider Foundation and is not meant to be used by Administrators. |