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Tests the root key configuration.
Test-KdsRootKey [-KeyId] <Guid> [-Confirm [<SwitchParameter>]] [-WhatIf [<SwitchParameter>]] [<CommonParameters>]
The Test-KdsRootKey cmdlet tests that the root key with the specified key identifier (ID) uses a valid configuration. The test verifies
generation of both new group public key and group private key.
This cmdlet is useful for analyzing failures based on invalid root key configuration failures.
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Add-KdsRootKey
Clear-KdsCache
Get-KdsConfiguration
Set-KdsConfiguration
Add-KdsRootKey
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Example 1: Test the root key configuration
PS C:\> Test-KdsRootKey –KeyId "4A3615F1-5A90-22E4-0B1D-1416F93D4412"
This example tests the configuration of the root key specified by key ID.