Activate Custom Claims Provider In SharePoint 2013 Using Windows PowerShell

1. Build this solution and take the WSP file.
   
2. Using Windows PowerShell, add WSP file to SharePoint.
   
   Add-SPSolution "D:\New folder\ClaimProviderProject\ClaimProviderProject\bin\Debug\ClaimProviderProject.wsp"
   
   
   
   
3. Install WSP file to our Web Application.
   
   1. Install-SPSolution -WebApplication "http:\\www.siteURL.com" -GACDeployment
   3. -FullTrustBinDeployment -Identity Ascentn.SharePoint.SettingsList.wsp
   5. -CompatibilityLevel All
   
   
   
4. Deploy the installed WSP file and enable the Claims provider feature at Farm solution level.
   
   1. Enable-SPFeature -Url "http:\\www.siteURL.com" -Identity CustomClaimsProvider
   
   
   
5. Check whether the custom claims provider is enabled or not, using the script, given below-
   
   1. Get-SPClaimProvider -Identity "CustomClaimsProvider"
   
   
   
6. Set the IsEnabled to True for the claim provider, if it is not enabled, using the script, given below-
   
   1. $kdealerClaimProviderDisplayName = "Custom Claims Provider"
   2. $manager = Get - SPClaimProviderManager
   3. $providers = $manager.ClaimProviders
   4. $provider = $providers | ? {
   5. $_.DisplayName - eq $kdealerClaimProviderDisplayName
   6. } | Select - First 1
   7. $provider.IsEnabled = $True
   8. $manager.Update()
   
   
   
7. Add the provider association to the Web Application, using the script, given below-
   
   1. $webUrl = "http://www.siteURL.com"
   2. $zone = "Default"
   3. $claimProviderInternalName = "CustomClaimsProvider"
   4. $webApplication = Get - SPWebApplication $webUrl
   5. if ($webApplication.IisSettings.ContainsKey($zone))
   6. {
   7. $settings = $webApplication.GetIisSettingsWithFallback($zone)
   8. $providers = $settings.ClaimsProviders
   9. if (-not($providers.Contains($claimProviderInternalName))) {
   10. $providers += $claimProviderInternalName
   11. Set - SPWebApplication - Identity $WebApplication - Zone $Zone - AdditionalClaimProvider $providers
   12. Write - Host "Registered $claimProviderInternalName on $($webApplication.Url) in zone $zone"
   13. } else {
   14. Write - Host "$claimProviderInternalName already registered on $($webApplication.Url) in zone $zone"
   15. }
   16. }
   
   
   
8. Check whether the custom claims provider is populated in the assigning permission to an item or not.
   
   
   

Summary

Thus, you have learned, how to activate custom claims provider in SharePoint 2013, using Windows PowerShell.