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Sep 29, 2016 10:31 AM UTC

Technical Note: [Accelops KB] How to find WMI objects using powershell

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Description

Summary

This article is used to assist in finding WMI objects using powershell (Windows Powershell)

 

Steps

From the Start Menu of your Windows Environment, please access Powershell Commandline.

Run The following in Powershell:

  • Get-WmiObject -List
  • This will provide you all the WMI classes

 

There are options that allow you to refine your search:

  • Get-WmiObject -List *MSExchange*

 

NOTE:  If you have the exact class name, you can see the values for that specific class object.

 

 

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