PowerShell CLI should support two-factor authentication and single-factor authentication with certificates

Current Situation

• Clients, including user browsers and REST clients such as the JobScheduler PowerShell CLI Module, can login to JOC Cockpit using an account and password.

Desired Behavior

• JOC Cockpit supports two-factor authentication, i.e. a second authentication scheme in addition to a password, see JOC-1093.
• JOC Cockpit supports single-factor authentication, i.e. an alternative authentication scheme instead of a password, see JOC-1097.
• The PowerShell CLI Module supports use of two-factor authentication and single-factor authentication by client certificates.
  • Use of certificates from key stores, preferably for PKCS12 key store type,
  • Use of certificates from the Windows Certificate Store.
  • Support for PowerShell 5,1, 6, 7 on Windows and Linux operating systems
  • See below linked documentation of the Connect-JobScheduler cmdlet for JobScheduler 1.x
  • See below linked documentation of the Connect-JS7 cmdlet for JobScheduler 2.x