![]() The provider uses powershell.exe to enforce the resource and will fail after AppLocker is started (i.e. AppLocker may restrict access to powershell.exe. Please note that this AppLocker custom provider will fail without access to powershell.exe. Modify the Puppet Master's Puppetfile by adding the following line: mod 'autostructure-applocker', '1.0.0' PowerShell Rule It is enabled by default, so no action should be required. Note: pluginsync is necessary to download the powershell.rb provider file to the agent. ![]() Startup the Application Identity Service (AppIDSvc).Use the applocker_rule resource to create your custom AppLocker rules.Add the module reference to your "Puppetfile".The module has been tested in Windows® Server 20R2 environments running Puppet Enterprise 2017.3. A sample rule also exists in the applocker_startup.pp file, found in examples directory. The Resources Required for Setup section below contains an example of an AppLocker rule that can be used that enables the Administrator to run powershell.exe. ![]() If an AppLocker rule is created that restricts access to powershell.exe, then this module will be useless. Therefore, powershell.exe must be able to run to enforce AppLocker rules. The module enforces the AppLocker rules using a Puppet type provider that makes calls to the Windows-native powershell.exe executable. Development - Guide for contributing to the moduleĬreate, modify, or delete AppLocker rules using the applocker_rule resource. ![]()
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