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After adding new OCSP responder to an existing array with an existing controller using Connect-OnlineResponder -ComputerName $Controller | Add-OnlineResponderArrayMember -ArrayMember $Responder, the responder is added to the array, but the following error is thrown: **Exception calling "AddArrayMember" with "1" argument(s): "Value does not fall within the expected range. **
After synching array members with the controller manually, the configuration is set properly. Is the Add-OnlineResponderArrayMember cmdlet supposed to force the array sync? If not, is there another way to force the array sync through PowerShell?
I'm testing this script on a new Windows Server 2016 machine that is domain-joined.
Relevant script block below. Note - Prior to this script block. I install IIS and OCSP roles, then run certutil -VOCSPROOT.
$Hostname = hostname
## Get list of online responders
$ocspServers = Get-ADComputer -Filter { Name -like 'SomeComputerName*' } | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name
## Loop through each OCSP Server to get config details
Foreach ($ocspServer in $ocspServers) {
Try {
Write-host "Attempting to connect to OCSP server $($ocspServer)"
$ocspData = Connect-OnlineResponder -ComputerName $ocspServer
If ($ocspData.IsArrayController -eq $true) {
Write-Host "$($ocspServer) is array controller"
Break
}
}
catch {
Write-Host "Unable to connect to OCSP server $($OCSPServer)" -ForegroundColor Yellow
}
}
If (-not($ocspData)) {
Throw "Unable to connect to any OCSP servers. Something went wrong."
}
# Get OCSP Array Controller
$Controller = $ocspData.ArrayController.ComputerName
Try {
Write-Host "Adding $($Hostname) to OCSP array on controller $($Controller)"
$Responder = Connect-OnlineResponder -ComputerName $Hostname
# Add server as array Member on array controller
Connect-OnlineResponder -ComputerName $Controller | Add-OnlineResponderArrayMember -ArrayMember $Responder -Verbose
Write-Host "Successfully added $($Hostname) the OCSP array on controller $($Controller)." -ForegroundColor Green
}
Catch {
$Message = $Global:Error[0]
Write-Error "There was an error when adding array member, but the array may just need to be synched on the controller $($Controller).`r`n$($Message)"
}
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time!
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Hello,
After adding new OCSP responder to an existing array with an existing controller using
Connect-OnlineResponder -ComputerName $Controller | Add-OnlineResponderArrayMember -ArrayMember $Responder
, the responder is added to the array, but the following error is thrown: **Exception calling "AddArrayMember" with "1" argument(s): "Value does not fall within the expected range. **After synching array members with the controller manually, the configuration is set properly. Is the
Add-OnlineResponderArrayMember
cmdlet supposed to force the array sync? If not, is there another way to force the array sync through PowerShell?I'm testing this script on a new Windows Server 2016 machine that is domain-joined.
Relevant script block below.
Note - Prior to this script block. I install IIS and OCSP roles, then run
certutil -VOCSPROOT
.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: