Hello Sitecore Devs,
While Installing Sitecore 9 on windows 8.1 machine I faced an error
I found one post regarding above error
https://neilkillen.com/2017/11/04/sitecore-9-0-sif-windows-8-1-server-2012-gotchas/
It says that windows 8.1 does not have parameter named "signer" and hence the error.
Also IIS 8.0/8.5 does not support creation of certificates automatically. so you need to manually create certificate.
After generating the certificates manually you need to update the installation script as follows :
For Step : #install client certificate for xconnect
remove line Install-SitecoreConfiguration @certParams -Verbose so that it does not try to install certificate automatically and we can get rid of the 'signer' error.
Search for XConnectCert = $certParams.CertificateName instances in your installation script and replace $certParams.CertificateName with the thumbprint of your created certificate (make sure to convert your thumbprint to uppercase and remove space between them).
e.g. XConnectCert ="C28BDFD63F84DAA28CF604345A1A5124F3E535D1"
Re-run your installation script and you should be able to solve certificate related error.
That's all for Now !!!
While Installing Sitecore 9 on windows 8.1 machine I faced an error
No matching command include parameter named 'signer'. check the spelling of the parameter name and then try again.
I found one post regarding above error
https://neilkillen.com/2017/11/04/sitecore-9-0-sif-windows-8-1-server-2012-gotchas/
It says that windows 8.1 does not have parameter named "signer" and hence the error.
Also IIS 8.0/8.5 does not support creation of certificates automatically. so you need to manually create certificate.
After generating the certificates manually you need to update the installation script as follows :
For Step : #install client certificate for xconnect
remove line Install-SitecoreConfiguration @certParams -Verbose so that it does not try to install certificate automatically and we can get rid of the 'signer' error.
Search for XConnectCert = $certParams.CertificateName instances in your installation script and replace $certParams.CertificateName with the thumbprint of your created certificate (make sure to convert your thumbprint to uppercase and remove space between them).
e.g. XConnectCert ="C28BDFD63F84DAA28CF604345A1A5124F3E535D1"
Re-run your installation script and you should be able to solve certificate related error.
That's all for Now !!!
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