PowerShell Get IIS Certificate
The Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell is used to get certificates from the cert location store. To get IIS certificates and IIS site binding SSL certificates, …
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Get Certificate Serial Number in PowerShell
The certificate has a SerialNumber property that is used to get the certificate serial number in PowerShell. It returns the string type value. Use the …
PowerShell Export Certificate with Private Key
Pfx (Personal Information Exchange) file is a certificate in PKCS#12 format. It is password protected file that contains private keys and public keys. In PowerShell …
PowerShell Export Certificate to PEM
PEM (Privacy Enhanced Mail) is a Base64 encoded file that contains encoded certificate information. In PowerShell to export the certificate to the PEM file, use …
Find Certificate by Thumbprint in PowerShell
The certificate has a Thumbprint property which is used as a unique identifier. Using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell in combination with the Where-Object cmdlet …
Get Certificate Thumbprint in PowerShell
A certificate thumbprint is a unique identifier of the certificate or hash, identifying a specific digital certificate. Using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet with the certificate store …
Get Certificate Expiration Date in PowerShell
Use the Get-ChildIem cmdlet to get the certificate expiration date in PowerShell.It uses the Path parameter to accept the certification store location path to retrieve …
PowerShell ls – List files and Directories
ls command in Linux is used to list files and directories. In PowerShell, the ls command can be used to get the list of files …
PowerShell list files sort by date
Use the Get-ChildItem or ls command in PowerShell to get a list of files from directories and sort them by file attributes like creationtime or …
PowerShell Get File Metadata
The Get-ChildItem command in PowerShell is used to get one more item in the specified location. When we specify the file path, Get-ChildItem gets the …