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# Roles de CSR y formularios
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Aplicable a SCEPman Certificate Master versión 2.11 y superiores
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Además de los roles descritos en [RBAC de Maestro de certificados](/es/configuracion-de-scepman/rbac.md), hay algunos más que no se agregan a la aplicación de Entra de forma predeterminada, ya que podrían ser necesarios solo en circunstancias especiales.
Estos roles pueden verse como un concepto más granular de lo que los `Request.*` roles ya proporcionan, al tiempo que otorgan específicamente los permisos para solicitar certificados usando una CSR o el formulario.
### Roles de CSR
Los siguientes roles permiten a los usuarios solicitar certificados en su sección específica, pudiendo solo proporcionar CSRs para su firma. La creación de certificados mediante el formulario no será posible.
* **Request.All.Csr**
* **Request.Client.Csr**
* **Request.CodeSigning.Csr**
* **Request.Server.Csr**
* **Request.SubCa.Csr**
* **Request.User.Csr**
### Roles de formulario
Los roles de formulario permitirán a los usuarios crear certificados usando el formulario integrado en Certificate Master. Firmar CSRs no es posible con estos roles.
* **Request.All.Form**
* **Request.Client.Form**
* **Request.CodeSigning.Form**
* **Request.Server.Form**
* **Request.SubCa.Form**
* **Request.User.Form**
## Agregar los roles
Todos estos roles se pueden agregar ejecutando el `Complete-SCEPmanInstallation` CMDlet. Esto requiere la versión 2.11 o una versión más reciente del módulo SCEPman de PowerShell.
#### Ejemplo:
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```powershell
Install-Module SCEPman -Scope CurrentUser -Force
Complete-SCEPmanInstallation app-scepman-contoso
```
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